San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-10

vote is challenged and the roll of
states is ordered. Including Ohio, the
vote stands: Bland 1856. BOies 90 Mat
thews 81, Mclean 40, Bryan III,
Blackburn 50. Pattison 90, Campbell
/, Russell ,.
1855 a. m.-Oregon. S for Pennoyer.
Pennsylvania, GA for PattisOn; cheers.
Rhode Island, for Pattison, de-
cline to vote. South Carolina, II for
Tillman, / not voting; kissing. South
Dakota, 6 for Bryan. PattisOn, not
voting. Tennessee, "a for Bland, I'M
der the unit rule. The vote of Ten
nessee is challenged. roll of the state
| ordered. Several of the Tennessee
| votes are cast for Bryan, but under
the unit rule, her "a votes go to
Bland. Texas, 80 for Bland. Utah, g
for Bland Virginia, "a for Black
| burn. Vermont, for Bryan and
decline TO vote. Washington, for
Bryan, Z for Bland. West Virginia,
| Il for Blackburn. Wisconsin declines
to vote. Hogan, of Wisconsin, says
| the unit rule does not exist, and de-
| mands the right TO vote. General
| Bragg says under the instructions the
majority has absolute power in such
matters.
II noon-The Wisconsin state roll is
called. So far Wisconsin's delegates
as the names are called, decline TO
| vote. One member of the Wisconsin
delegation votes for Bryan; another
Wisconsin man votes for Bryan. In
structions to Wisconsin delegates
| from the state are being read, which
| instructs them to vote as a unit. Gen
| eral Bragg gets on his chair to eX-
plain.
| 1925 p. m.-He makes the point of
order that instruction of the state first
be passed. Dockery, of Wisconsin,
| claims the privilege and right to cast
| his vote; cheers. Dockery says that
| the majority has the right to cast the
vote but not to withhold it altogether,
| and asks to have his vote recorded.
| The chair decides the instructions are
not to abstain from voting, but the
| minority cannot cast the entire vote
| of the state. Wisconsin. declining TO
vote 10, for Bryan 60, Blackburn 4.
| Wyoming, q Blackburn. Alaska, 6
| Bland. Arizona, Bland. District of
| Columbia, Mclean. New Mexico, 6
Bland. Oklahoma, 6 Bland Indian
| Territory, 6 Bland. The first ballot
| resulted: Bland 233, Boies Il, Mat
thews 81, Mclean "a, Bryan 1872,
| Blackburn 81, Pattison 90, Campbell
| l, Russell 2. PennOyer s, Tillman II.
The states that were passed are now
being called. Those that do not de,
cline to vote are splitting their vote
among outside candidates, Hill get
L
1910 p. m.-One hundred and ninety
nine votes We're not cast on the first
ballot. Official first ballot, after cor
| rections on account of absentees and
declinatnions to vote: Bland 233,
Boies &c. Matthews 81, Mclean "a,
Bryan 105, Blackburn So, Pattison 80,
| Campbell 2, Russell 3, Pennoyer 10,
Stevenson 2, Tillman II, Hill 1, Teller
s. Not voting, 1S5.
| 1850 p. m.-Second ballot: Ala
bama - for Bland, Arkansas 16 for
1 Bland.
Second Ballot: Roll call on Cali
fornia being called. Colorado s for
Teller, Connecticut 90 for Pattison,
10 not voting; Delaware 3 for Patti
son, l for Bryan, 2 not voting; Flori-
| I'd - lOE bTydu, lOI DOltS, L IOI
Bland, 2 for Matthews, for Pattison,
l for Stevenson; Georgia 20 for Bry-
an; Idaho 6 for Bland; Illinois As for
Bland; Indiana 80 for Matthews;
Iowa 20 for Boies; Kansas 20 for
Bland; Kentucky &c for Blackburn;
Louisiana 16 for Bryan, Pattison 8,
Bland 2, Bryan 2, not voting 2; Mary
land for Bryan; Pattison II, not
| voting /; Massachusetts for Steven
son, Pattison 3, Bland 2, Hill /, Bry-
an 1, Matthews 1, not voting II;
Michigan % for Bryan; Minnesota
| passed; Mississippi Is for Bryan; Mis-
souri, "a for Bland; Montana for
| Bland; Nebraska 16 for Bryan; Ne
vada 6 for Mclean; New Hampshire
1 for Pattison, not voting Z; New Jer-
sey 2 for Pattison, not voting IS;
| New York passed; North Carolina %
for Bryan; North Dakota for Boies;
| Ohio 46 for Mclean; Oregon s for
| PennOyer; Pennsylvania Ga for Patti
| son; Rhode Island 6 for Pattison, de-
| clining to vote 2; North Carolina IS
for Bryan; South Dakota 2 for Bryan,
Pattison 1; Tennessee passed; Texas
| 80 for Bland; Utah for Bland; Ver-
mont for Bland, not voting 4; Vir-
ginia "a for Bland; Washington 1 for
| Bryan, Bland z; West Virginia IL for
Blackburn, Wisconsin for Bryan,
Blackburn /, not voting 10; Wyoming
6 for Bryan; Alaska for Bland.
ITO p. m.-Arizona, Bland 6. Dis
trict of Columbia, Bland 8, Mclean 1,
Boies /. New Mexico, Bland 6. Okla
homa, Bland 6. Indian Territory,
Bland 6. Second ballot results:
Bland 257, Boies So, Matthews 80,
Mclean 81, Bryan 1S6, Blackburn 80,
Pattison so, Pennoyer 8, Teller s,
| Stevenson 6, Hill 1. The votes of
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