The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12

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fewAE. sfse Sold yates ~ Arkansas asa
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Ohio. declares the vssA ~ AcIssan'n STATE
70 cast her seceaa vote for hfrn aespsts
BIS ~atcarAwai CIaypnpi deHsars1sd .
roll cal. Mcf<esn got y votes, TIE others
being sir13sG nsfweeN Esfhzan sn1 slolet
1nfsr fse Enit rilsr - votes Fefs RECORD
fer &cissaa- tan east foF swan.
Naea tie territory " Aiaskz 1sfsinel 70
vote the galleries gave 4 ffANtte eneeT-
TIE Chairman nf fhs Louisiana Delegation
s4ss IT. vots for Easnd- who - SAD should
be nominated for vice president ~ accas-
nation Before ths vote was announced
Oregon gave ~ Perr0Yer ard went 10
E1fley South Dakota enaaget from
E@saa 10 Ha-rfty- judge cercoran. Of
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sspTion o. three silver delegates. dsclsntd
~ participate In the nomination. sad
massachusetts unanimously ieaves The
fortunes 81 her distinguished sea 10 TIE
kEn8s Of this eoayentioo-
TIRE ccscs&a vet. on TIE srs hasfo, was
o. fellows EswAE iU. Siblsy IN wfIliAfrs
-. Fsthzen / Mclean IL. Williams ni3.l
e. bland g. Clark 30 I4swfs u. Boses =.
ExYrity n. Blackburn 20. Teller I. Daniel
&. White / PAsttsoa .: total ST.
Before the second ballot was beEzn Dese-
Gass Van wagsrsn. ~ Iowa w.shcrsw
4su.e9 rama AZ the very beginning OF
the second roi1cAK Alabama tried 20 start
> sanpsts for B'ant by announcing THAT
A1atAmA> which bad On The nfss ballot
eIv4asd har vote annorx Eve candidates.
cast her - votes for B.sn1- whose narns
meant - 20 1 California fell iaso isas
with - votss. and Idaho ana Montana
save . each 10 Bmsf. There was trouble
So the nlinoss Delegation. but Aatxead besa
tho dssegstson for E,hsev Sevasa wAs
transferred 20 Eiand When Rhode 1sisna
~ss called niossartscn. who was holding
the gaves. answered tams the Delegation
Ind been OBLIGED 10 leave 20 uaseh the
train. but he was authorized 70 cast tbs
lsese OF the state for Harrisv. Iowa after
the call announced Der vote for sibieg.
ksntacky eroke fhe uait rsie ana divides
her vote as follows Mclean IS. Williams
]. Bland Z. sssan Gov. Stone. chair
mar o. the Missouri delsgaiien. an
nouaned; This state presented the narae
OF one or her sisitnE@sshed sons Tor ia
presidential domination ~ The wisdom
of iass convention another was cHosen.
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