The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-19


dissatisfaction from the convention VIZ.
ginia's vote on poll siood-kecd. !, Me
Kinlcy. %.
All the rest OF tho roll OF States went
solid for Mckinley. When the Terri
tories were reached New Mexico cast ono
vote for Allison and five Tor Mckinlcy
and amid howls Of tcrision one OF the
delegates challenged the vote ana poi
CONFIRMED the accuracy OF the mist an
nounccmcnt 49,
Alaska wound up the roll by casting
SIS ncwly-confcrrci four votes FOR Nc
ksnlcy. 81.
Tho ahscn, delegate from New YORK.
Mr. Parkhurst. here appeared ana 10y
unanimous consent cast ms No,e TOT
Morton making the total voie-Mo''o"'
IS: Mckinley Il.
M'KINI.EY VOTE Gel Il
All The states having been called inc
president stated before the "nho"l.
rc,, ~ Tho result. that the application
IA hccn made ON him Cor recognition by
the rcnrcscnicd of the defeated canol-
dates 10 make certain motion. He be-
ucvcA Il would be- the faircst way 10
,ocorn,zo them in the order I'm which the
Nominations had been made. hc them
announced that William Mckinley had re-
ccivcd col - votes. and The scene Of an
hour before was repeated. ncicertcs ana
spectators arose and chccrcd ana waved
flags and banners and she pampas pinmcs.
The band struck up My Country. IT'S
OF Thee" and cheers ana huzzahs rent
the air. There was not a single one or INC
1900 people iu the great hail who did
not do his or her best 20 swell the SOUNDS
Of Jubilee and 10 Join in the grand popular
demonstration in favor Of The successiui
candidate. The women were as cnthu-
-. e ...H
one would be seated again. and as II
orderly proceedings would never more be
attempted. one young man on thc plat
form waved on the point Of thc national
banner laced cooked hat. such as the
conouerc- at Mareng0 Is reported as
wearing This symbol Of victory added.
n possible 20 the enthusiasm. and the
noise was swollcd by the booming Of
artillery outside.
THE OTHER CANDIDATES.
A, last the president got a chance TO
continue his announcement Of the vote.
Thomas y. Reed. ne said. had received
s4ls votes. Senator Quay 6ils. Levi +.
Morton So Senator Allison 3jh. and Don
Cameron l.
Senator Lodge. rising I'm his delegation
and standing upon his chair, said:
To MAKE 1T UNANIMOUS.
.'afr. Chairman: The friends of Mr. Reed
have followed him with the same loyalty
which he has always shown himself 10
country and principle and party. That
loyalty they now transfer 20 the soldier
the patriot the American whom YOU have
nominated here to-day. and on behalf Of
my own State and ] believe Of an the
other New England States. that supported
Mr.. Reed. we pledge "a great majority In
our own States and our assistance IN
other States and AN the help we can
render for Mr. William Mckinley (cheersl,
Il move you. sir. that the nomination
Of William Mckinley may be unanimous.
Cheers
Mr.. Hastings. Of Pennsylvania. who
had nominated Senator Quay seconded
the motion 10 make Mr. McKinley's nomi-
nation unanimous.
Pennsylvania. he said. with the loyalty
which always distinguished her would
become the champion of the champions
OF protection to American industry-Wil-
liam McKinlcy-and would welcome tho
issue Of American protection. American
credit. American policy and give 10 VII
liam Mckinley the largest majority that
she had ever given 90 a Republican can
didate Cheers.
PLATT SECONDS 1T ALSO
Mr.. Thomas G. Platt in behalf Of the
State Of New York. also seconded the
motion 10 make William McKinlcys nom
inatiOn Unanimous. and declared New
York would give its usual 81 not doublo)
majority for the Republican candidate.
Mr.. Henderson. Of Iowa. also seconded
the nomination of Mckinley. The con-
ventlon. he said. had elected "a National
Committee 10 run the coming campaign.
but II was not needed. The Republicans
of the country would run the next cam
paign. CHEERS and laughter. II was
they who had made the nomination and
not Mark Hanna or General Grosvcnor.
(Nore cheersJ
The States. he said. would give 90 Nk.
Mckinley a majority Unprecedented in
American history. by the authority of
the distinguished senator from Iowa Mr..
Allison. and I'm obedience 20 the instruc-
lions OF the Iowa delegation. he seconded
the motion 10 make Major Mckinley the
unanimous choice of the Republicans of
tho United States. (ApplauseJ
J. NJ. Vance. OF Louisiana, in secondng
Mckinley. declared il was not his inten-
ton 10 detain by more than few words
the nomination Of the great friend of
his race lie was glad TO be permitted
To express louisiana desire 20 help the
States which elect presidents. nominated
lpl Aildl iiNn NliiNff the man WHO Ndr III
tho hearts Of the colored people. the
soldier. statesman apostle Of protection.
man Of the people. the Napoleon Of Ameri-
cans hopc-Wiliam Mckinley of Ohio.
DEPEW'S SPEECH.
Yielding 10 vOciforous calls for a speech.
MIR. Depew mounted ia mis- chair. where
the rays Of the evening sun were bcamng
on his countenance. which was itself
beaming with JOY and good humor. he
said:
II am In the happy position now Of
making speech for The man who is GO
ing TO bc elected. daughter and APP
plause) II IS great thing for an anna
teur whose first nomination has failed 10
come in. and second the man who has
succeeded. New York is here without BIT
ter feeling and no disappointment. We
recognize that the waves have submerged
us, but we have hObbcd up serenely.
loud laughter) ID was a cannon from
New York that sounded first the news
Of Mckinley's nomination They said Of
Governor MOrtOn's father that he was
New England clergyman who brought
up family Of ten children on $50 a
year. and was Notwithstanding gifted In
prayer. daughter Ii does not make any
difference how poor be- may be. how out
OF work. how ragged how next door 20 g
tramp anypody may be IN tho United
States tonight he will be gifted I'm
prayer" az tho result of this convention.
CHEERS and laughter There IS a prin-
cfDie dear the American n.srt I, a.