New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25

~ herame SO when the new hae yoc
seemed that the majority OF the cohven.,o. md
seeii A.. u,.ke a counter demonstration, anu
- 10 q IN a manner that would leave No 80
as 70 who was being cheered Aamn'oH ara
the cue by turning his back on the ~.nos,te
waving his hat In the direction Oh TIC C,vh
gallery where the banner OF the Sap''"' Wv. ,,,,ro
- .,harv stood. ON which there was s'riH"s
nortrait of Governor Morton HIS e@ainp,o s,so
lowed by every Morton sympathizer III V" .s,orce
80 o,ee, uno, cheer went up from the auu'."oe
Th hammer was taken up by men In the s"e.'
and waved and was finally brought ao"" w. 81,
floor of the convention and carried III, - r. reached It's
Jestinaton. Among those who were t ne lT audi
tive in propelllng n;Ias and Hamilton Fish.
totium were Henry U. bufie's" an"
THE WOMEN DO THEIR SHARE
when it was once on the stage r. u. n :" vory
Rrooklyn grasped 1t and held IL a'oA' o. o,r
Tho oxerclse OF the evening everybody asa"
"s1 T,a hammer was kept on the PLATFORM ana
.hon tho Lincoln Club and the Win Asse",o'
pioneer Club each carried its banner " M n.a
form and placed 1t next to the stahualu rT,,.
provoked such great enthusiasm. Inc 49,. -.
Republican Club in the gallery do III.
hammer ard place 1t with the rest but the "o",e"
Da" !. ord waved II. and made demonstration
which left no doubt in the minds OF tnose VIZ, AZ,
I, that they were as firm for the candioacy u ~
p Morton as the Capital CITY Ciuo' ....,,,
After about eleven minutes OF incese'h, ,',,oh
IN which both sides took part ana uurt my others
IT," aach aide tried its utmost to drown nc ore
time each ~ conyention finally came to order NOR
from exhaustion than because OF any ue'' mem
part comply with ,nve The prevous ques
ton on tire adoption OF the minority - he called
the chairman at once ordered the ro' ~ e
VOTING ON THE REPORT
Tho counties OF Albany. Allegany and Broome
voted solidly against the minority report, 'ie ~
omrmatve vote being cast by the LIST Dis'rict oi
=
nort Cavuga voted soldly against 1t. but wneh
Chautauaua was called its chairman announces ',"'
tho let District cast votes and the liu D'e'''''
6 votes for the minority report. which cause' a."
o,bor loud demonstration on the part OF '"e "
KinIey contingent. This Is the de!ega.oh "n0
80. nan rsoult az a member, and sofneoody sho"'o''
go that the question could De heaiu "'o' Wv
We'll remember Ben Bolt . ~,.,,
chemung Cnenango. Clinton, COLUMBIA cor'ia,u'
Delaware and Duchess counties Noteu ab"''''' '
minority report and the voting IN Erie |ou,'y We
well under way. when a challenge from '''e VI
District caused the chairman to order tne secre'"s
70 call the roll Of the Erie delegation by hahe' 81
30, aach man might record his indivduai vote
Ioscnh G. Yelling was the first one In the Delegation
to be recorded in the affirmative. lie was Div" w.,
nv Nicholas J. Mock, John Rust, Philip Eide III
lam II. Bruddish. C. r. Menscn ar '" oiv'rd . ,Jt-
Ing against II and in its favor, ana tne NTt'o
~ 49,, rainst the minority report In an unbroEen
peu up , Icrynrsnn County was reached when
49, nhaIrman announced that in the l5t Distr,cs
-, We Z votes for the minority report ana
roins, IL. and Mr. Southwick stated, paine tiVa!'
that the one negative vote was cast by suoS'''u'
sTANCH M'KINLEY MEN FROM KINGS.
Tho most substantial Endorsement OF the m'ho'i's
roport came from Kings County. which was aso
coued individually so that each member m6h' NC
recorded They were led by Charies FROM"
,nvham. who headed the delegation from the Isl
Ds,r,c, and then followed Ernest jain. John j.
Casey Frank Partridge George Houghtoh' - u
n,,cbsr Thomas Fitche. Chester Is. laurence
PANEL F. Davis j. II. Trull. William d. lennon
oscar Knapp. Arthur Mitchell A. j. ShadVolt' d. r''
Doy.v Andrew Vein. John J. McGnnis Frederic
/, Henderson william Stone. Jesse Johnson D. W.
poocbar, John Cowan Henry r. Mazette. George
po,obor, Morris Hart II. b. Gillian. d. !" nan
man Joseph II Grinne,l. Lemuel burrows w. %.
cell, Frank Thorburn. +. q. Christmas 'o
o,.-ooge c. w Hay. II. f. Nolment ana others
wan rho county OF New-York was reached II ap,
- ,ho, there was less desire for the aoVptio1 - q,
no minority report than Us suppo,, rs Hs,r,c,s
.o,,,d receive The roll was caiIeu W "ss 80.
81 ,hir,cen were recorded IN ia'oi VI -
n,,n report While the vote was oeiis ,anea
Gruber rose IN the gallery ana pIoPosssu
mr. mr. rrnsnonded and II some minutes before
en-, ras restored so that the rocall couid De pro-
ceeded with
RAINEs WAKES MAJESTIC.
,,,ha, Ontario County was reached John Raines
800 4, bis Mace and said: "Onarlo resents the
tns,,, % her Governor and casts her vote sold'y