The Portland daily press., 1896-07-11

name of Mr.. Boies and cast the 26 votes
of Iowa for Bryan.
Senator Jones announced that A rknnsas
had changed her vote of 16 from Bland to
Bryan. Montana changed it's six votes
from Bland to the winner. Senator
Turpie of Indiana said in view OF the
wave which had just swept over the con
the name of MIR. Matthews and cast the
vote Of Indiana for VIM. j. Bryan.
(Cheers)
"In view of unity which should pre-
vail IN convention, said Mr.. Turpie,
move that the nomination of W. J.
Bryan be made unanimous" (Cheers }
The chairman put the question on MIR.
Turpie's motion to make the nomination
unanimous, and declared it carried, only
few votes in the negative coming from
the Pennsylvania delegation. When the
announcement was made, all order was
cast to the winds. The delegates and
audience began to cheer and wave bats
and flags and banners, and march
around, all tho state emblems being
carried in the procession.
A band OF music entered the hall from
the vestibule and marched at the head of
the procession, playing Marching
Through Georgia." and other popular
airs in the chorus of which many of
those present Joined.
Dixie" which the band also played,
had the usual effect of frightening the
enthusiasm, and was cheered again aud
again.
At 3.45 p. m. the sergeant-at-arms in
behalf of the chairman succeeded in
getting hearing so far as to be able to
announce that tho convention stood in
recess until s p. m.
The result of the fifth ballot by states
was as follows:
Alabama-Bryan, 49,
Arkansas-Bland, 16.
California-Bryan, Is.
Colorado-Bryan, 8.
onnecticut-Pattison,2 2; not voting
Delaware-Bryan. /; Pattison, 8; not
voting. 2.
Florida Matthews, /; Bryan. 2.
Georgia-Bryan, &c.
Idaho-Bryan, 6.
Illinois Bryan, 48.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 30
& lown-Boies. 90.
Kansas-Bryan, 90.
Kentucky-Bryan, 26.
Louisiana-Bryan, 10.
Maine-Bryan, 4; Pattison, 4; not
voting, 4.
Maryland-Bryan, 6; Pattison. 10; uot
voting l.
Massach usetts-Bryan, 6; Pattison. 8:
Miohigan-Bryan, %.
Minnesota-Bryan, II; Stevenson. 2;
not voting. 5.
Mississippi bryan, Is.
Missouri-Bland, "a.
Northumberland, 8.
Nebraska-Bryan, 16.
Nevada-Bryan, 6.
New Observation-Disclosures l.; not
voting, Z.
New Jerse, -Pattison. 2; not voting,
10.
New Ynrk-Not voting. ~.
North Carolina-Bryan, 90.
North Dakota-Bryan, 4; Stevenson, 2.
Ohio-Bryan, 46*.
Oregon-Bryan, 8.
Pennsylvania-Pat 81.
Rhode Island-Pattison, 6; not voting,
2.
South Carolina-Bryan, 49,
South Dakota-Bryan, ..
Tennessee-Bryan, "a.
Texas-Bland, 30.
Utah-Bland, 3; Bryan, 3.
Vermont-Bryan, 4; not voting, a.
4 Virginia-Bryan, "a.
q WashinRton-Bland, 4; Bryan, a.
West Virginia-Bland, z; Bryan, q:
= urpie, l; Stevenson, 2,
Wisoonsin-Bryan, 5; not voting, 10.
WyominR-Bryan, 6.
Alaska-Bland, &.
AflZ0na-BryaD, o.
: District of Columbia-Bryan, g.
Now Mexioo-Bryan, 6.
Oklahnma-Bryan, 6. **
Indian Territory-Bryan, G..
Total-Bland, 106; Boies, %; Matthews
81; Bryan. 500: Turpie, l; Patterson, 81:
Stevenson, 8; Hill, !.
*Changed from Mclean 70 BRYAN
during ballot. &*Changeo from Bland to
Bryan.
The above is the fifth official ballot
the changes made thereafter pivipG,
Bryan the necessary 512 votes.
NEW ENGLAND'S VOTE ON FIRST
BALLOT.
The New England States voted as fol-
lows on the first ballot: