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peerless champion Of FREQ silver, ihn'
iirm fficud OF lnbof, John IL Mclean
Of Ohio.p
Delegate MEIER Of Oregon aided 10
tho liat OF Nominations tho ms q
sylvester o. PenuUyer Of OL'ror.
Tho names " Bland, Bryar, l1irfi
blackburn, Matthews, McLtan, Pstii.
son and Ponnoyef we're before the con.
ventiou.
There were no other nominations and
Chairman While announced thlt t1li
osll Of states Tor nomination lot Pf.al.
dent would proceed. Great excite
mant overt over the hail. Tie fret
teat wac 10 10 made. Before fIll cal
was begun Delegate Smiih o. OIiO on
buhalf Of his state announces tue du1ih
OF "that eloquent and iaithiul j. mo.
cfai," FmuK hutd, aud shlt. I'VE
sorrow Tor the lUss o. our ass9uiA.o."
Then Alabams was called. Clalt.
man said i've Of her delegates bliuE
for gold standard desired % vote ipf
"that fplendid typo VI New England
democracy, William l.. Russell" hut
under the uIit Tule the cast her -
v0iUs for BJitH,
This announcement brought two big
bnnuofs embiazJnud with likencssos Of
Bules from tho Iowa section ana cheer
nom the BoiUs ndhefonts.
TIE VOTING.
Sixteen votes for Arkansas an.
n1uucod Tor Band by Senator Berry
gavs the supporters OF the "tilstoufi
commonef," a. hu designaIud him, nn
opportunity 10 yell which they im.
| PROVED. Tnn California vote was much
| scattered, o Tor Blackburn, Tor BHics,
/ Tor Campbell, tor Bryan ami Tor
Matthews. Biackburn's name wac
given cheor which Jailed OF fucogui.
iion.
Tue call Of Connecticut was followed
| by silence anu the clerk puiaed on 20
| Florida. A tof It's tcaitofiug vote had
leon announced ox-bov, Walt 2
shouted tina, only two OF Conneciicups
votes would be cAst anu they f1t "d0v,
VIM. Russell" John Il. salisbury OF
Delaware voiced for Bryan. Tntto
others from that state voted for PATH.
tOn. A cboer came nt the nauuuace.
ment that Georgia would vote solid tor
Bryan.
Forty-four votes Of Illinois for Bland
were loudly chcered. lnuiAua aud
Iowa IN succession cast solo v0tei for
their isvoTitss, Mathews and BJlcs r..
rpectiycly. Ex-senator Marin o' Kan.
uan cast the solid Y 10 Of the uthJwcr
ttats OF "Mlesouri's great cnmmiuof
R,Cnarl Parks Bland.' Jamos OF tho
Kentucky delegation announced thHi
tue BluBWfa-s state wduI1 cast bel
vote tor tbo "South's great D'mocfat,
Joe Blackburn Of Kentucky" Squirt
ingB OF Applause greeted each Of thess
announcements.
L1uisina voted for Bryan.
Delegate Hamilton OF MAfnachuselli
uaSed that Massachusetts, bu passed, u
tho chairman and Vico chairman VI
the delegation were Absest. O'5ulllyA1
Of the silver men Ia tne delegation
shouted that the gold men were away
because they did not Intend to partici-
pate ia the future proceedings " th'
convention.
That 1, not true" shoulcd n golC
mau Ia tho delegation.
Cha!Tmnn White appea'bi 10 tn
deoshtion not 10 httumpt 10 inject
debate Into tho roll call, and MRssa
chuBettn was passed.
Tue lone gold man Of the Michigan
delegation refused 20 vote. The Hllve
men were divi1ei hs follows; Bryan, 7
Boies, o; Bland, 4.
The hiis-iaiippi vote was for Btyai
and the Missouri for Bland, whIci
were oheotod. NebrAska's announce
ment Of 10 votes for "the silver knigh
VI the West, w. J. Bryan," create,
enthusiasm. Tho New Hauibshltc crl
was that the delegation Of Doyle wa
for PAttlaun AMI seven delegates du
clinud TO vote.
New JeTsey alfred the frst toall,
tehsation. McDermo,t from the chat
shouted.
"rho state OF New Jersey respect
fully declines 10 vote" Hisses OF To-
goid sdherents Ia the galleries Mt
tempted TO ur0wn the disappfovAl witt
three cheers but were unable to do no.
The New York announcement Wal
awaited eagerly, rs tue democracy o
tho East was looking 10 the Empirl
state for tho keynote. Governor Flowe
mNde his statement.
GOV. FLOWERS STATEMENT.
ain view OF the platform adopted b,
this convention anu Its actions AM
proceedings, / am instructed by Ia,
New York delegation ~ say that W,
viii not participate In the selection o
candidate for President, ana there
fofe decline 10 vote"
A great body " the New York All.
herents IN the galleries sent up "a storm
OF applause anu other oTlea were hear,
OF "Put 'om out; put 'em out"
Ohio cast twenty.eix votes under tn
unit rule for John Il. McLsan, tn,
delegate holding the CLEVELAND
challenge vote and row In the Obi,
delegation, which has been n featuT,
OF 90 many national conventions, wa
found lurking behind the announce
ment. When the roll Of delegates wa
called the OLD convention men mar
veled TO hear Allen W. Thurman cast
his vote for Mclean, WHO, durlng IA,
life Of his father, hRd been one OF hi
bitter opponents. The call showed
forty OF Ohio's votes for Mclean; tw,
for Bland; one Tor Bryan; two fo
Paitison. There was Ons absentee
Under the mutt rule the ioIly-nvs vote
Of the state were counted Tor Mclean
Oregon cast her eight votes for Pen
meyer; Pennsylvania her sixty-four fo
Paltison amiu Ithe cheer1 OF the gal
lefies. South Carolina east seventeen
OF her votes for Senator Tillman, Will,