The Irish standard., 1896-07-18

North CarOltna-Bryan, ~. -.' f,e.
North Dakota-Boies, 8. ,...5e
Ohio--McLean, 46. 500. ~,
Oregon-Bryan, 8.
Standardization, "a.
| South Carolina-Bryan, IL.
Rhode Is,and-Pattison 6; not voting, 2
Siuth Dakota-Bryan, Z; Pattison, !:
Tennessee-Passed.
Texas--Bland, 80.
JItah-Bland, 6.
vermont-Bryan, 4; not voting, 4.
Northumberland, "a. ~
Washington-Bryan 2; Bland. s.
Colorado-Bryan, 8.
Georgia-Bryan, 26.
Idaho-Bryan, T.
West virginia-Bryan 4; Stevenson. /;
Bland, 10. 80
wisconsin-Bryan, s.; not voting, -.
Wyoming-Blana, s. +a&>
Alaska-Bland, 6. ..
Arlzona-Bland, 6.
District of Columbia-Bryan, 8; NC
Lean, l.
New Mexico-Bland, 6.
Oklahoma-Bland, 6.
Indian Territory-Bland, b., - =
California-Boies, IL; Matthews, 2;
Blackburn, /; Bland 2; Bryan. r.; go.
Colorado-Bryan, 8.
Connecticut-Pattison 2; not voting, ~.
Tennessee-Bland, %. 81, ..
Florida-Bryan, S; Matthews, s.
Of1cial fourth ballot: Bland, A1; Boies,
SO: Matthews. &c.. Mclean, 46; Bryan, ESQ;
Blackburn, q; Pattison, SO; Stevenson s;
FIFTH BALLOT.
Alabama-Bryan, %. ~a- ~ =
Arkansas-Bland, 16. =
California-Bryan, 49, 49, 4
Colorado-Bryan, 8. =
nnecticut-Pattison,, 2; not voting, 10.
Delaware-Pattison, 8; Bryan, 1; not
voting, 2. 49,. ,,>@
Georgia-Bryan, rs. -. 80
Idaho-Bryan, 6. ...,.
Illinois-Passed. f
Observation-Disclosures, 30. Z
Iowa-Boies, rs.
Kansas-Bryan. 20. - -
Kentucky-Bryan, 26. j.
Louislana-Bryan g..
Naturalization, 4; Bryan, 4: not vot-
ting, 4. ~.
Observation-Disclosures, s.. Pattison, 8;
Stevenson. 3; Hill. 1;.:not voting, 1s.
Michigan-Bryan, 2S:
Minnesota 2; Bryan. III; not
voting. 5. =
Mississippi-Bryan, Is. - -
Missouri, Bland, "a.
Northumberland. 6. %.
New Hampshire-Patttson. 1: not vot-
ing, Z. ~
NeOrASKd-bryAIh 10. r I'D.
Nevada-Bryan, g. sas
New Jersey-Pattison, 2; not voting, Is.
New York-Not voting. n
North Carolina-Bryan, %.
North Dakota-Bryan. 4: Stevenson. 2.
Ohio-McLean, as.
Oregon-Bryan 3. - 80:
Pennsylvania. Pattison, "a.
Rhode Island-Pattison, s: not voting. 2.
South Dakota-Bryan. g.. -
Tennessee-Bryan, "a. ~ u
South Carolina-Bryan, is. ~
Texas-Bland, 80.
Bland, Sc; Boies, g.: Matthews, 80; Nc
Lean, as; Bryan, 1898; Pattison. IS; Hiil l.
81. Virginia-Bryan, "a. ,s=t',
vermont-Bryan, 4: not voting, I. y
washington--Bryan 4; Bland. Il
+ West virginia-Passed. =. I
Wisconsin-Bryan S; not voting. 10.
Wyoming-Bryan,6. ,:..
Illinois-Bryan, 46. i
Alaska-BIand, 6.
New Mexico-Bryan, 6.
District of Column bia-Bryan, 8.
Arizona-Bryan. 6. s q
Oklahoma--Band, 8. 5$ .a58
Indian Territory--Bryan, s. "
i District Of Columbia Bryan. s. 9s
Ohio recalled casts IS votes for Bryan.
Rryan nominated. 80
S:30-The 1. nomination of Bryan was
made unanimous. IT. + e. 4 .s%
Convention Halt Chicago. July 10.-The
days session Of the Democratic national
conventional opened In torrid heat sun-
tempered by any of the cooling breezes
which had hithertofore favored the gath
ering. It was. Of course, idle to expect
that after adjourninK in the small hours
Of the morning, riding nine miles home In
oyercrowded cars, and not getting to bed
before 2 or o'clock a. m. that the dele
gates would be promptly on hand, for "a 10
o'clock session. ~ a D III
5 The gallery occupants were on hand
promptly. In full force, and quite prepared
to take charge or edings as they did
repeatedly yesterday. They voted solidly
against adjournment yesterday: and are
evidently determined .to have the worth
/ Of their money today. 5ss ST. 25 .t 81,
Chicago has earned the distinction mot
only Of building the bigEest convention
nm ia the world, but also az furnishing
TIE largest and noisest crowd OF speeta-
There were not: q dozen 81 the New
york DELEGATES II their eats when HE
[sproceedings opened. II. M Whitney was
there but Senator n III IA couepte upusly
abserat. senator Hill hold to the opinion
that two-t birds ot quorum of THU
|conXention e comp tent 40 nominate 4
|standfdafe q. :9houId a here. be Affya Sp1te
over this matter Lie ssi lyst "a ans haYs q
q med d which isss IN t)a 0S tn
sof repfasent
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