The record-union., 1896-07-11

Missouri-Bland 81.
Northumberland &.
Michigan-Bryan 2S.
Nebraska-Bryan It,
Nevada-McLean e.
New Hampshire-Pattison 1, not vot-
ing Z.
New Jersey-Pattison 2, not voting IS.
New York-Not voting -
North Carolina-Bryan II.
North Dakota-BoieS 8.
Ohio-McLean 46
Oregon-Pennoyer S.
Pennsylvania-Pattis GA.
Rhode Standardization 6, not voting
l2.
South CarOlina-Bryan Is.
South Dakota-Bryan {, PattiSon l.
Tennessee-Bland "A.
Texas-Bland 80.
Utah-Bland g.
Vermont-Bryan 4, not voting 4.
Virginia-Bland 24z
Washington-Bland7 I, Bryant
West Virginia-Blackburn II.
Wisconsin-Bryan 4, not voting 10.
Wyoming-Bryan 6.
Alaska-Bland 6.
Arizona-Bland 6.
District of Columbia-Bland l, Boies
l, Mclean /, Bryan 5.
New MeXico-Bland 8.
Oklahoma-Bland g.
Indian Territory-Bland 6.
Totals-Bland 2S3, Boies Al, Matthews
33, Mclean 50, Bryan 100, Blackburn
Al, Pattison 100, Pennoyer s, Stevenson
10, H:ll |, Teller 8, not voting 162.
Mr.. Marsden of Louisiana, the hero
of the water scene the first day of the
convention, raised another small scene.
He rose to address the Chair, and sew
eral glasses of water were rendered him,
some of which he drank and one he
threw away. He afterwards mounted
the platform and amid considerable
confusion said: Il move that it is the
sense of this convention that a ma jOrity
should rule, and that the precedent es-
tabliShed by Democratic Conventions
heretofore under the two-thirds rule is
cowardly subterfuge." Hisses and up
roar)
The presiding officer remarked that
while he did not think the gentleman
had made any motion he would so con-
slider it, and announce that the gentle
man from Louisiana moved that the
two-thirds rule be abrogated.
Senator Blanchard said he was au-
thorized by the Louisiana delegation to
say that the motion of the delegate
(Marsden) was not made at the sugges-
ton of the delegation, and he moved to
lay that motion on the table.
At the same time point of order was
made that the motion to abrogate the
two thirds rule must be first considered
by the Committee on Rules, and the
point of order was sustained by the
Chair
Thereupon Marsden, smiling but con-
fident, retired from the platform, say
ing to the Chairman as he left the stand,
You will hear from me later"
THIRD BALLOT.
The third ballot was then begun at
80 p. m.
New York on the third ballot, as on
the second, remained mute when the
name of that State was called, and the
clerk repeated the call in his loudest
tone, but without result The result of
the third ballot was announced at LOO
p. m, as follows:
Alabama-Bland ID
Arkansas-Bland 16.
California BLAND 2, Boies /, Mat
thews /, Bryan 13, Blackburn 1.
Colorado-Bryan s.
onnecticut-Pattison 2, not voting
10.
Delaware-Bryan /, Pattison 3,
Blackburn 3, not voting 2.
Florda-Matthews 3, Bryan 5.
Georgia-Bryan 26.
IdahO-Bland 8.
Illinois-Bland 4S.
Indiana-Matthews 80.
Iowa-Boies 26.
Kansas-Bland 20.
Kentucky-Blackburn 26.
Louisiana-Bryan 16.
Maine-Bland 2, Bryan 2, Pattison
>, not voting 3.
Maryland-Bryan 5, Pattison 10, not
voting /.
assachusetts-Bland 2 Bryan 1,
Pattison 3, Stevenson ), HILL l, not vot-
ing 49,
Michigan-Bryan 2S.
Minnesota-Bland 1, Bryan 2, Stew
enson 2, not voting 6.
Mississippi-Bryan Is.
Missouri-Bland 81.
Northumberland g.
Nebraska-Bryan 16. -
Nevada-McLean 6.
New Hampshire-Pattison 1, not vot-
ing {.
New Jersey-Pattison 2, not voting 1S.
New York-Not voting -.
North Carolina-Bryan %.
North Dakota-Boies 6.
Ohio-Bryan 46.
Oregon-Bland 2, Mclean 1, Bryan
).
nnsylvania-Pattison Ga.
Rhode Standardization 6, not voting
.
South Carolina-Bryan Is.
South Dakota-Bryan Z, Pattison /.
Tennessee-Bland "a.
Texas-Bland So
Utah-Bland g.
vermont-Bryan 4. not voting 4.
Virginia-Bland "a.
Washington-Bland Z, Bryan 1.
West Virginia-Bland Z, Boies 2,
Bryan l, Stevenson 2.
Wisconsin-Bland 2, Bryan 8, not vot-
ing 10.
Wyoming-Bryan T..
Alaska-Bryan 6.
Arizona-Bland 6.
District of Columbia-Boies /, Mclean
L. Bryan 4.
New Mexico-B1and 6.
Oklahoma-Bland 8.
Indian Territory-Bland g.
Total-Bland 291, Boies 36, Matthews
"a, Mclean 81, Bryan 219. Blackburn
81. Pattison 81, Stevenson 8, Hill /, not
voting 162.
FOURTH BALLOT.
A fourth roll-call was Immediately
ordered, and Senator White resumed