The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

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Senator Martin, of Kansas, cast the solit
vote Of the Sunaower state for Missouri
| great commoner, Richard P. Bland.
As the chairman Of each delegation an
nounced the vote there was applause IRON
tho admirers of the different candidates
When Michigan was reached ten gold del
egates refused to vote, and tho silver vote
was divided between Bryan, Boies AMI
Bland. Mississippi's vote for Bryan ant
Missouri's for Bland were cheered. Ne
braska's announcement of 10 votes fol
THE silver knight Of the west William j
Bryan, created great enthusiasm. New
Hampshire's reply was that Delegate
Doyle voted for Pattison and the othel
seven delegates declined to vote, and the
intelligence fell on silent house.
1t remained for New Jersey to stir the
first really sensational passage McDer
mott shouted In stentorian tones: 1.-The
state Of New Jersey respectfully declines
to vote" This provoked storm of Kisses,
and the gold adherents in the galleries at
tempted to drown the disapproval with
their cheers, but were unable to do SO.
Now York Refuses to Vote.
New York was listened for as the CRU
cial point Of, gold on whose action the
Democracy CT tho east was depending for
Its keynote. Ex-Governor Flower said:
In view Of the platform adopted by this
convention, and of its action and pro-
ccedings, l am instructed by the delega-
that we decIino fnrtber n orticina 10 /,
tbo se1oction ~ a a. nS;dota f,r r,as;5,nt
and y;cn nras;dont ona .horoSorp ,na do
cline tn votem
The great bodv of Nav york,s adber-
ents in Tho goller;ss cant IN n STONY, NJ m
proyal Inf othsr criee 1yoro hoard ~ .nrt
'em ont mt 'em ont y
Ohio cast "a votes under the INIT r,,e
for John R. Mclean Oregon cnst her 3
votes for Pennover. papnsrIv, nia har "a
votes for Pattieon nmid tho cboors Of .ha
GALLERIES. South C,roIina ~ ~ bar roto s
Tor pullman while Tho cro,vds bissoa 'o'0'
A bir row occurro, ,rhar WI,
was called General Rroqo announced bo
was instructed bv the ma ioritv of tho
Wisconsin delegation to cost no yots Ono
of the silver delegates challenged tbis and
insisted ON a cali of the roll of the stata
The result was that nineteen delegates m.
fused tn vote. one voted for Rlect hrr,
and four for Rland
The name of Hanrv NJ To,,o, ,,,or g..
the first time spoken as n nossib,e nres;.
Dental nominee in the convention Via,
on The call of states nassed Co,orado
eIgbt votes were recordad for tbo for,,,an D.
nnblican and wer, received With n,;nal"d
cheers and bisses EIevan of ~, Me-
chusctts delegates voted-a for pottiSnn.
a Stevenson Q R,,nd., Hin. pn,,.,,
m. ,,orl, oo,s,,n,oa so,,ou.,
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dmripr n,hioh tba oro,na ~, ,mo s s. ui,io'
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III, .nd piohara.or - ~ on ia'llns
tool tba cave, d,,rin .hio ;,,t",,,s'. as"in
M ra,,,,ost - H. x .n" ~ ~, ,''seion'
rofrain flon, nbaan;v o" ,n"n 'ns' Par.Iss
a,,a n.,n,,1.a,, nS Ias .o".pi'ou W'th'
t.at TO-, ~, ~ IT,. ,,,a we. Nv uen''n-
c.,s .s ~, Nv ""e "nnoan.eo
""'" 'or '"e NeprasRa man.
On tho second roll Alabama shifted
hera.Votes from inc biaha camp to Bryan,
anu inc young Neorashan friends waved
.heir manu- efchieis, bryan gained three
III 'he oaAl'orhla ue,eRatloh on poll. Col
oraao Voto ior ieilGr was again missed
anu chteleu v,oe Iresioene stevenson
o ", one VI niahus Votes III floriaa'
lhree MAINE men VINO declined to vote
hskeu caii u me stile roll put the chair
refused one MASSACHUSETTS, man who re-
iralhed from 'otih8 on the hrst call came
III LOT Ma'theWs. onuer the unit rule
Mich'San 30 went ior bryan. bland
gaineo TWO III montana ana mclean three
~ Ne'hua' i"o New Jersey men VINO
1au apSIaineu On me hrst naiiot came to
"1.ison' oiieheo loiioWeu inc call OF new
iorh' ,...
@o",n Earoiiha gave up her senator ana
drought ner vote ihto bryan s column
aihla much enthusiasm, llllman speaking
oi byrun US tne e'iiahcipalor OF the white
siAve, vtsinla noan"o Su blackburn 10
turn o. Votes 70 nla4u' wyoming changed
Ier yotes from pachpurh TO Bryan
JONI hoi.erh 'os' ~ 'he Districe OF Col-
cH r, anu bryan capeuteu Of them'
call brought shout from Daniel Lawler:
Minnesota on this and every other bal
lot, present and not voting"
AS the vote was being counted the band
discoursed a solemn air to give the clerks
another opportunity to practice addition.
In the meantime many voices from the
galleries called, "Hurrah for Bryan" and
one shouter calling whats the matter
with Bryant" being answered by many
voices He's all right"
Delegate Marsden, of Louisiana, was
On his feet again the moment order was
obtained with a motion to abrogato the
o-thrds rule, which he had previously
)t1ered The galleries recognized in the irate
I4ouisianan tho man who distinguished
himself on the first day Of the convention
by developing an unquenchablo thirst for
water They were convulsed with laughter
md yelled themselves hoarse Some one
got him glass of water and he gulped 1t
Il fun view of 20, 900 screaming people. He
hen mounted the platform nnd again
vent straight to the water pitcher, where
no again Stacked his burning throat while
The convention rolled about at his feet
ike q man in fit The motion was de-
iared OUT OF order ana Marslcn lcft tho
la.'orh' "hile friends rushed up bearing
utter
YIN third call there was storm OF Kisses
men New YORK declined to vote, but
MS was the only incident OF note during
ne call
bryan 3 people went wild at the begin
ing OF the fourth roll call, when Ala
anna changed her twenty two votes from |