The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-06-18

| perry, Stiles, Richardson, norwood,
Price and Dent.
Morton-Gaston, Barnes, Scarlet,
DeyereauX, Morse, Pierce, Johnson,
Wimpish, Wimberly, Adamson, Spence
and Lyons.
Quay-Johnson, Wood, Reed, Pledger
and Anthony.
The vote of Alabama had been chal-
lenged, and the chairman entertained the
challenge at this juncture, The vote of
Mississippi, Is for Mckinley, was chal-
| lenged and the roll disclosed only II.
Only three of the six delegates from
Nevada voted the other three being re-
ported absent.
Mr.. Platt announced New York rs
81 IL for Morton and II for McINin-
ley. Mr.. Raines of New York chal-
lenged the announcement of the vote.
| The Chairman-The vote of New
York being challenged, the secretary will
call the roll. The secretary called the
roll as follows:
Thomas c. Plat, Morton; Warner
Miller, Morton; Chauncey NJ. Depew
Morton; Edward Lauterbach, Morton
III. G: johnson. Morton. When the name
of Walter NJ. Suydam was called some
one answered Mckinley.
Mr.. Raines said: II object to the al
ternate answering for Mr.. Suydam with
out his name being called"
me ohalrmah-lt Mr.. Suydam Is alb
sent .ne alternate should be called:
e,, Inc secretary called the name OF the
h hpst alternate e august Denton, and there
second alternate, Joseph Newlins, who
cast his vote for Mckinley.
The roll call then proceeded as follows:
II. =. Willis, Mckinley; George IL.
Roberts, Mckinley; Timothy Wood
worth, Morton; w. B. Atterby, McKin-
icy uraINliie Harmon, Morton; d. IL.
Oiarh' morton. When the secretary
caileu e Tue name or FRED W. roster, dele
sh'e ir thn+ 'he rlith district 1t was
saareu ool illIt ne was absent 9 me secfe-
1arE " cai ;Ii, lne name Oh tne hrst aIternate'
L. T h. M rnlI en-, VINO vo5ed Tor Morton.
rn Inc Ip'i thil proGee9eu as ioll9W =,
Ernest 81 nest j. Ir halten6ach; Mckinley; IL; G.
S Saleeil' norton; ": w. ialmeT' Morton
C2 tr nIns van LOU, morton; III. MchoD-
er.s' M9rt0l; IhSpehaTeu stewart, MOT
o' III ~ an 2iiS,'' 1r.oh ~. II. M' "
SS"' III WI -. y: o1,iiIlS ; Mor.oh'
?, 'iPpS; morton; .. L, Widroppc; Nor
i9ni 81 A. la.terson, MORTON; ue4rge
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roto} WoK;nIo,S' ~. ,, ~ Snn'.ST }i, aif
, roto Wantnns r tiUMnru W TarfoiI; I,all
half H'9 yotaI Jnrton. Wi mGuu PnnnI'
ell A. nG.Il' NJ eon " D siiulh pIooh,
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McKinjev. 7 n poono NoK;nior. u
r. OdeI' Morton. ~ w RradInv Mo
Kinlev. I II Entcbuu NIorton. ( n
Cockendale. Morton. I 8 BLACK Nor
ton: l.. +. Payne. Morton: William
Barnes, Morton: r.. r.. Ellis. Morton. I
Cobbs. Morton: w. ]. Proctor. Morton
w. w. Wordon. Morton: A. B. Colvin
Morton: Il. A. Sears, Morton: J. T. Mott
Morton; f. G. Weaver. Morton: A. G
Story, Mckinley; f. ]. Ense, Morton
s. u. Payne Morton: j. Raines. Morton
A. Il. Baxster Morton: A. ID. Sanders
Morton; |. NJ. Thompson, Morton; Geo
w. Alridge Morton; w. A. Sutherland
Morton; j. X. Hazel, Morton; JOIN
Craft, Morton; j. E. Matthews, McIiin
ley; w. G. Dudley, Mckinley; l.. V
Stearns, Mckinley, A. .E. Curtis, Nc
kinley.
, The chair then announced that the vote
of New York was 81 for Morton and II
: for Mckinley.
Upon the announcement of Ohio's vote
for Mckinley the delegates from tina
state rose in body and gave cheers fol
; Mckinley, in which they were Joined by
= other delegations and the spectators il
$ the galleries.
= The votes of Texas, Virginia and New
Mexico were also challenged to put tn,
delegates on record.
$ The chair desires to make a statement
| / Applications have been made for recogni
ton by representatives of all other candi
dates voted for to take a motion if an,
challenge is made. The chair believe
T it would be fairer to recognize the repre-
/ sentation of each candidate.
/ Mr.. Henderson of Iowa-"Will it nov
+ be in order to make the motion refcrrc,
+ to by the chair?"
| The Chairman+-Not until the vote re
ferred to is announced.
After some delay and confusion the sec
rotary announced himself ready to de
clare the vote.
: The Chalrman-Ihe chair is prepare,
, to announce the vote upon the roll call
The following votes have been cast TO
=, William Mckinley-661 ID.
!, The announcement of the McKinle,
| vote preclpltated great outburst o
. cheers and yells and the usual concom
t liant OF such tumult at presidential
t election, with 1lags and pumes. diversi
, fed with handkerchiefs. umbrellas ant
. everything that could be tortured int
! motion IN the hands of the bowling thou
: sands, The band broke out with Amer
+ lea, but had very little chance agains
, the screechlng of the crowd.
: Chairman Thurston pinned a McKinle
: plume across his breast and, with on
| | hand on his desk and the other pOintin