Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-07-15

un-uemocratic rule. and am therefore pre-
vented from having IL recorded In favor OF
that idol OF the convention, VIM J. Bryan OF
Nebraska, who ought TO be elected; but
desire To say, gentlemen OF the conven-
tlon that tho people OF that state will
give Its electoral vote to the nominee of this
convention. whoever he may DO, mt the cleo
ton In November tCheers) That candi-
date Will not receive tho votes of tho mon who
nre In this convention, claiming TO represent
the democracy OF Wisconsin. but the people
Will register their will Mt the ballot box"
Amid much confusion Gen Bragg again rose
and claimed the attention of the convention to
| say with your kind permission We will send
out and make search for another straggler,
| and III we are successful, Wisconsin may yet
| pledge It's support to another candidate
daughter and hisses).
At the close OF the call of the roll OF states.
the convention. mt IL: 80 u m, adjourned till 10
u m, when balloting will be begun.
CONVENTION HALL, CHICAGO, July TO-
| Chairman White called the convention to or
der at II n. m Friday. Rev DR. A. Green of
Cedar Rapids. H., offered prayer
MIR Harrity, OF Pennsylvania on being rec
ognized by the chair, said that In obedience
TO instructions Pennsylvania presented tho
name OF Robert f. Pattison for president
Mr. Mattingly, OF tho District OF Columbia.
seconded hoLean's nomination. Muller of
oregon, presented the name OF OK Gov Pen
meyer for president The nominations wero
then closed and roll of states ordered.
Mr smith, OF Ohio, announced the death of
ex-Congressman Frank " Hurd, Of Ohio
| The result OF tho nrst ballot rs officialiy
announced Is Bland 235. Boies IS. Matthews
~. Mclean 81, Bryan 49, Blackburn 81. Pat
tison %. Pennoyer 9. Campbell I, Russell g
stevenson 7, Tillman IL. Hill I. Teller g. Abb
sent and not voting ia First ballot waa
without result, no candidate receiving "A re-
quisite two-thirds vote. Indications are that
no selection will be made before several bal
lots are taken
Money, of Mississippi. made the point OF or
der that when delegation was instructed to
vote rs q unit the majority had no right In
stife the vote OF n delegate who desires to
vote even when the majority does not
zen Bragg made point Of order that vote of
wisconsin, under instructions to vote as q
unit must be recorded not voting.
Dockery, OF Wisconsin, was recognized took
the platform and spoke for the four who
claimed the right To vote. Great confusion
followed Dockery's speech.
Poll OF Wisconsin resulted; Not voting co.
Bryan, g.
Finley, OF Ohio, raised point OF order that
delegation may direct vote but by abstain
ing, have no right to prevent vote. The
chair ruled out OF order q motion to give tho
four delegates a vote.
The chair ruled that instruction was not nm
instruction TO abstain from voting. but that
the minority can not cast the vote OF the en-
tire delegation.
The Ohioan then stated that II deIegates
were for DC Lean. one for Bryan. one not vot-
Ing, ono Bland. but under tho unit rule Ohio
cast It's vote for the man who made this con-
vention posslble-John II Mclean
The purpose Of Ohio to get the Individual
votes OF It's delegation on record was not 20 be
thus baked and delegate challenged the
vote ana poll was thus had McIoanfs
name being reached IL was stated that he was
absent out his alternate was here The alter
mates name being called no voted for Nc Lean
south Carolina caused n surprise when tho
chairman announced that under Instructions
OF her state South Carolina cast IL votes for
her honorcd son Benz Tillman one not vot-
ing. Misses and cheers)
Mr.. Marsden. Of Louisiana. moved that tho
tWo-thirds rule be sbroRated. Not entertain
cd by the chair and q second ballot ordered
omclal result second ballot: Bland 2s8
Boies 81 Matthews 80. Mclean 80, Bryan 100
Blackburn II. Pattison 100, Stevenson 10. PEN
noyer 3. Teller r. Hill l. Not voting f61
Omcial third ballot: Bland 29f. Boles 30
Matthews -. Mclean 81. Bryan 2fs, Blackburn
ios Total g30
fourth roll call was Immediately ordered
ana resulted as follows: Not voting f62 Bland
2tl' Boies -. Matthews 30 Mclean 60 Bryan
go blackburn "a, Pattison "a. Stevenson 9,
Hlll ]. Total 93o. Necessary 20 choice sal
While tho NTH ballot was being ordered q
demonstration took place In favor OF Bryan.
Eighteen state signs we're carried 20 the Me-
Draska delegation amid tumultuous cheers,
which lasted for several minutes. Then n
procession was started and the standards OF %
states and territories we're borno around tho
hall amid perfect tornado Of cheering After
order had been partially restored the chair
announced that tWo-thifds Of the number Of
votes given was necessary 20 make q nomina-
ton, and not two-tbirds Of the total vote OF
the convention.
While tho NTH ballot was going on Gov.
Stone, Of Missouri, was recognized By .he
chair he read note from Hon X p Bland,
Withdrawing his name In favor Of Bryan. This
nominates the latter
The vote was as follows.
Bland i05, BOies % Matthews 81. Mclean o.
Bryan 800. Turpie I. Pattison o. Stevenson g.
Hill I. not voting f62
NoTE The above IL the hfth onaciai ballot
as announced changes we're made thsrea fter.
giving Bryan more than tho necessary si5
votes
Senator Turpie. Of Indiana. moved tho nom
nation Of Bryan BE- made unanimous AYES
had 10 Many noes we're heard
Recess taken until 3 D m.
CONvENTIoN HALL CHICAGO. Iufv IT,.
Chairman White called the convention 70 or.
der at $3.50 D. M.
At9.Oj Gov Stone moved TO adjourn untu n
noon saturday Henry Of Mssissippf. moved
20 amcnd by changing the time to 10 q. m.
stone accepted the amendment The motion
was put and carried.
THE women Of Holland and Bei0fusn.
who make their linen 50 beautifuUv
white, use refined bor1x instead ~
washing soda in the proportion Of one
large handful Of borax powder 20 about
ten gallons Of boiling water. Thus
they save Ia soar nearly half