The morning times., 1896-04-01
QUAY MEN MAKE / BOLT
Unseated by Mckinley Factions
in the Pittsburg Convention.
ELECT THEIR DELEGATES
Several New England Conventions Not
careful 10 Instruct Delegates for
Reed-Congressn Van voorhis
Renominated In OiIiO-SOuth Caro-
Ina Convention Fuyors Harrison.

Pittsburg. March 31.-The Republicans
or Allegheny county held eight iegisIa.
1--WE ana twm Congressional district cOn-
ventions iii Bittsburg today for the pur-
pose OF nprninating delegates 10 the State
ana national aOuv
Z. l.. Magee and Senator Flynn were
Nominated delegates 10 the natiuHa Conyen-
uon from the Pittsburg districts. and
Congressman Stone auu Robert MICA fee
from Allegheny, the latter being favorable
To Senator Quay, the former TO Major
Mckinley, -
The tight in the legislative districts for
delegates to- the State convention was
between The Quay and Alagee factions.
The Maggie Gro carried All olstricts eX-
cept First, Second, Seventh, and Eighth.
ana the only lIsnt or consequence was III
lhe last named district. There were several
contests In this convention, and as the
temporary organization was controlled by
dagee, the Quay Delegates were unseateu,
ana the lneluDers OF the press were barred
from the meeting OF the Committee on con
tested seats, where the evidence OF CON
test was presented.
QUAY MEN BOLTED.
Tue Quay forces objected TO this and
bolted The convention. They went to
reform Republican headquarters ana or
ganiZed separate convention, having a
representation oil nearly 6UU more Inau
necessary Tor q clOiGe.
A separate set OF delegates were nomi-
dorsed. Scdator quay was Indorseu FOR
president. Several or the conventions con-
lrolleu by The fIJJSburgprh adopted reSOlu
tions denouncing Senator Don Cameron's
SILVER views anu peislns the delegates IL
oppose his uOnillatIun ny The State cOn-
yention FOR delegate at large TO the national
convention.
a special County caucus nominated w. f..
Harrison, or Mckeesport, for Congressman
at large from the Allegheny county portion
OF the Twcnty-fourth Congressional dis
trict, on the prospect or geUUlng the State
convention To recommend an extra repre-
sentative for this district.
Columbus, ONO, March 3i.-The Re-
publican Congressional convention of the
Seventh district at Springfield al burned
late tonight In deadlock To 10 Il. m.
tomorrow after taxing seventy-fiye bal
lots.
The candidates are Walter T. Weaver
Of Springfield, who has the support or the
Mckinley faction, Col. " L Orr OF Piqua
millionaire and brOthcr-in-law to Sena-
tor Brice, who has the support or the
Foraker faction and Is quartcrmastcr on
Gov. Bushnells staff; Harry NJ. Daugherty
OF Fayette county, and Congressman George
w wilson OF Madison. The real fight Is
between Weaver and Orr.
VAN VOORHIS WINS OUT.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, March 3l.-CongrcSs-
man II. Il. van voorlis, who has been
representing the Fifteenth Ohio district
for the past two terms, was renominated
here today on the first ballot by vote OF
1870 to Z. Tor hon. ThCCQore r. DAVIS or
Washington county.
James H. barr oI Guernsey county. and
David Miller OF Noble county Were clcCtcd
delegates and f. NJ. Stanbery or Morgan
county and W. b. Galtree OF Washington
county alJernatcs to the ST. LOUIS con
YentlOu. Strong resolutions, lndUrSn5 No
Kinlcy, were adopted.
Col. cyril Ha wilkins OF Morgan county was
nominated Tor Presidential elcCtor.
Decatur, H.. March 81 The kcpuhli-
cans OF the 1nirteenth Congressional Dis
triCt Senator Cullon's home district met
here today 10 name candidate for Con
gress, but the light and interest ceDtered
in the selection OF the delegates 10 the
National Convention. CullonI's friends made
a hard fight to have them go uniustructed
or else be instructed for him.
They failed 10 get thcir point. no weyer.
III. Crea OF this city and j =. OTIS Hum
phrey OF Springfield were natned rs del
cGates. Strong n solutions Commanding
them to vote for everything pertaining TO
the nomina ton of Mckinley were adopted
unanimously. 1t was signal defeat Tor
Senator Cullom. Major A. j. Connolly of
Springfield was renOunated for Congress.
HARRISON THEIR CHOICE
Charleston, S, c., March 31-At a meet
ing of the regular Republican convention
for the First Congressional district OF
South Carolina, held here today. George
/. Cunningham and K, Z. Brown were
chosen as delegates to st. LOUIS. Gun
niDgham was formerly United States mar
5 hai, and both men are SAID to favor
Harrison Tor a)first and Reed Tor second
choice
Boston, March 3l.-The Republicans OF
the Eighth Cong ressl onal district this
afternoon selected John HOpeWell, JT. OF
Cambridge ana A. h. WInsnIp OF soner-
vile as delegates to the st. Louis con
vcntion. Thedelegates were not instructed.
but are both Reed men.
Concord, y. H., March 3l.-At the Second
Congressional district Republican conVen-
tion today, Gen. John NJ. Brown of Bristol
.Inilu 4 I W
elected delegates to the national convention.
Boston, March 3l.-The Republican con
vention of the Eleventh district today
chose Reed delegates 10 the 81. Louis con
yentOn.