Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-07-16


North Carolina--Bryan. %. .as
North Dakota-Boies. G. m
Ohio-McLean, 46 4't "a
Oregon-Pennoyer 8. 9tgg
Pennsylvania-Patt "a. %F1f
Rhode 1sland-Pattison, O; two not
voting. sFttFs
South Carolina -Tillmap, n.
South Dakota-Bryan, 81; Pattison,
l /; one not voting.
Tennessee Bland, "a.
Utah--Bland, 6 S3
Vermont-Bryan, A; four not voting.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a. "a
athington-Bryan. L; Bland, Z
4 West Virginia Blackburn, IL.
Wisconsin, Chairman White rules
that Wisconsin shall be allowed to vote
Blackburn, / Bryan, 4; 10 not voting.
Wyoming Blackburn, 6.
Alasla-Blaud. g. N%
Arizona-Bland. 6.
District of Columbia Mclean, 5;
Boies, l.
New Mexico-Bland, 6.
Oklahoma-Bland, G. ats
Indian Territory-Bland, G.
Colorado Teller, 5. Kisses and
cheers.
Massachusetts, 2: Hill, ];
Stevenson, 4; Bryan, J.; Pattison, 8;
Is not voting.
The name of Connecticut was fol-
lowed by silence and the clerk passed
on to Florida. After its scattering
vote had been announced, exzGov.
Waller arose and shouted that two, and
two only, of Connecticut'a votes would
be cast and those for ex-Gov. William
E. Russell.
DELAwARE's VOTE.
John +. Salisbury of Delaware voted
for Bryan and three others from that
State voted for Pattison.
Bryan's first cheer was given, at the
announcement of Georgia's solid vote
for him.
The 4s votes of Illinois for Bland
were loudly cheered.
Indiana and Iowa, in succession cast
their solid votes for their favorite sons,
Matthews and Boies, respectively.
Ex-senator Martin Of Kansas nast
the solid vote of the Sun Flower State
for "Missouri's Great Commoner,
Richard p. Bland" !"
Mr.. James of the Kentucky delega-
tion announced that the Blue Grass
State cast her vote for "the South's
greatest Democrat Joe Blackburn of
Kentucky" a
Louisiana voted for Bryan.
Maine gave five votes for Bryan and
IL for Pattison.
Massachusetts was passed. 4,i, tesf
Ten gold men in the Michigan dele
CATION refused to vote.
Mississippi's voted for Bryan and
Missouri's for Bland were cheered.
Nebraska's announcement of l6 votes
for ."the silver knight Of the West,
William j. Bryan" created. great en-
th uBiasm.
New Hampshire's reply was that
Delegate Doyle voted for Pattiaoni and
the other seven delegates declined to
vote. 81. ..ss.
1t remained for New Jersey to stir
the first really sensational passage.
Allen McDermott, from his chair,
shouted in stentorian tones: tN"T Tho
State of New Jersey respectfully do
clines to VOTE" (Iisses.
The adherents in the galleries at
tempted to drown the disapproval with
their cheers, but were unable to do go.
New York was listened for as the
crucial point of gold ON whose action
tho Democracy of the East was depend
ing for it's key note. Ey-Gov. Flower
said: HIn view of the platform adopted
by this convention and of its actions
and proceedings l am instructed by tho
New York delegation to say that We
will not participate in the selection of
candidate fer President or Vice Presi-
dent and, therefore, decline to vote. "
The great body of New York's ad-
herents in the galleries sent up a storm
,,f ht,t ntb La, ,,l
of Put 'em out, put 'em out. ~
FIRST BALLOT IN DETAIL.
The first ballot resulted:
Bland, 234.
Boies. CT.
Bryan, 100.
Matthews, 81 ,-E-,
Blackburn, 81.
Pattison, 96.
Mclean, 81.
Tillman, II. s.s-F
Pennoyer, :.
Teller, 8. ,,
Stevenson, 9. esV
Russell, 9.
Campbell, l.
ID. B. Hill, l..
Absent and not voting. 1893
FIRST BALLOT CORRECTED,
Bland, 237; Bryan, 1877; Boies, Ct !:
Pattison, 81 Blackburn. SO; Mclean,
54; Matthews, 81; Tillman, II: Steven
son, 5; Teller, 8; Pennoyer, 8; Rus
sell, 2; Hill, l; Campbell, l. Absont
and not voting, 179. Total, $50. Neces-
sary to choice, 621.
SECOND BALLOT.
Alabama-Bland, ". r4
Arkansas--Band, 16 reHs
California Bland, q; Bryan, II;
Blackburn. 8; Mclean, l; Matthews,
2; Boies. |. I4.e,
Colorado-Teller, 8. ,-.aas
ut-Pattison, 2; not voting,
10.
Delaware-Bryap, 1; Pattison, 8; not
voting, 9. @As
Florida Bryan, 2; Boies, l /; Bland,
L: Matthews, 3; Stevenson, !; Pat
tison, /. r %,etNt.
Georgia-Bryan. 26. 4,s
Ioaho-Bland, 6.
Illinois--Bland, 4S.
Observation-Disclosures, 30. asytH
Iowa-Boies, 26.
Kansas-Bland. 90 -.t, s
Observation-Disclosures 26. ~
Louisiana-Bry 16 ,@S
Naturalization, 5; Bland, 3; Bryan,
q; not voting, B. fSEHt y
Maryland d-Pattison, IL; Bryan, A;
not voting, |. ,Ssati
Massachusetts Stevenson ,5; Pat
tison. 3; Bland, 2; Hill, /; Bryan, i;
Matthews, | not voting, IL.
Michigan-Bryan, IS. n
innesota--Passed. II
observation-disclosures, is,