The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-11

To- nhakburn. of Ksnfuoky.~ spusser~
sngs OF applause crested each OF thsse an
nouncsTaenfs. Louisiaaa vefed for Bryan.
Maine aase 5 votes for Bryaa and II Tor
Fatfsson. Delegate Hamilton. Of Mass
chxtsetts asked that Massachusetts bt
passed. ~ the chairman and vice chair
mar Of tho delegation wsrs absent. OSai-
fivAn. one u the silver msa 10 the dsiegn-
fior. shouted that tbs god men uefe away
beoasase they id not intend 70 participate
tn the future proceedings Of the eonFsn-
ton. That's not true" shoated several
Of the gold men In the deiexaflnn. Chair
man White appealed TO The delegation not
TO attempt 10 inject debate Into the rosicall
~ Massachusetts was pasxed. Ten gold
men from Michigan refused 20 vote. The
silver men divided II follows: Bryan ].
Hoies s. Hand 4. Delegate Stevenson. Don
Dsck.rson'e iaw partner. caused consider
able delay b. cfaffsnxlnx the vote OF the
state. Later IN moved from gold delega~
ton 10 delegation. eonnsslsnx them 20 re-
fsine TO vots. Mtssissfppss vote was for
Bryan and MIxsoufIs for Bard. which
were cheered. Nehrsaka's announcement
OF Is votes for the silver knight. w. J..
Bryan. created enkhustassn. New Hamp-
sfarcfs cry was that Delegate Doyle votei
1or rAffISon. the other delegates de-
New Jsrsey stirred the first really sen
sational passage. MnDermott from his
chair shouted: The state Of New Jersey
declines to vote." uitsscs1 The gold ad-
vecstes In tbs galleries attempted 10
drown the ~disApproyai With three cheers.
bsf wegs unable 70 do 30.
Hsw FORKS announcement was awaited
eagerly. ~ the Democracy OF The East
was looking 10 he Empire state for a
keynote. Gov. Flower said In view %
The platform adopted fy THIS convention
Ard - actions and proceedings, ! ara In
s;rusted BY tire New York delegation 10
sxy We vii not rarfsriGass In the seie<-
lion u candidates for president . Wee
president. ard EhersfoFs decline 70 vote"
A great BABY OF New York adhsrsats Ia
The galleries senr az . storm 81 applause.
and cries we're heard u ~Pnt 'ern oar. prt
sen out." Ohio cast A. vafrz under the un2t
rule for john X. McI~An. I~tsseksts
Hsffinr. 81 CEevesana. challenged the
yete. and the rsx - the oAie aesexa-
sion ehieh has been TIE feature q 50
mary national conventions was feans
lurking behind fae announcement when
the Delegates were called the congeBtten
masvsssd Ia hear Aiien W. TARrxaan eaas
his vote for Meissan. Via during the Isfe
Of ThaTnAa'a fathfg J heFn oa~ 81 ais
hfssereef enemies Tsxs eall shswea g.
OF ohio'e votes for Mclean. /. for uianf.
J for Bryan. : Ter Faftasoa- There wa
one abxentee. tnaer the unit ruie. she
a. votes we're cast Tor Mclean. Oregon
east her s votes for Peunuyer. Penqsyi-
yanla her Ga for raftson. amid the cheers
az The galleries: South CarogsaA east IL
votes for senator 7Tslman. while the
crowd htssed.
A big row occurred when Wisconsin
WAS called. Gen. Bragg announced that
ne was instructed hy The majority az Wis
cansin 10 cast no votes One Of the dele
gates challenged this and insisted on A
.oll easi Of the state. The result Was that
IS delegates refused 20 vote. Senator
Money made The point that Instructions To
delegations 10 yota a. A unit could not
stsrs the viii OF any cne Gen. Bragg
climbed on a chair 20 protest. bat the
maddencd Buckeyes ordered hffn aewn.
New Yerk and Vermont offered hsrn a
chat In their delegation. Gen. BraFg
made hss statement "a % the Wisconsin
delegation and was replied 20 from the
platform by Delegate nockery. who
aroused great enthusiasm BY declaring
that II wisconsin H. sfiasa here Il weafa
- heard for silver "a November. The
sEi~ver~teuxaed TansnAay orator, cx-Ssns-
tor Crazy. maize a nsTY pvotes; against q
ruling which ne coatendsd wouit aFae-
tically ahroKAte The unit raie. Tac dele
gates grew Kssii as Senator White finally
RULED hat the uuit rule Instructions asa
rot contemplate refusal 81 = delegation 20
vote lie ruled that al the sslenf voices
sheal3 Be considered shsentses bat ever
delegate present who desired 70 vote =
the right 70 have hts vote registered. This
ruling was loudly chsereA. as II biased
the way for the ultimate ruling that tvo-
thirds were required to nominate Within
the meaning ~ he rules
The clerk con~ufned several minutes IA
footing The result Of the arsi ballot. Oar
fng whtch the crowd burned exelssaiy.
Senator whste's voice was failing. sas
Richardson. ~ TENNESSEE arNtn seok the
Favei. TAe resAit was announced ~ tke
reading clerk As follows Etana - HTyAa
iM Holes ~ Matthews e. Mclean 81
Pattlsoa s. Pennoysr - B~isekbarn N
Campbell 2 TSlsnan -. R1sSefl = Seven
san = Hin Z TsDeF 2 absent ans rot
vastag fsS The request q the eaairnaa
thai the nsrtssans refrain trcEa eAeerfax
during the announcement w4s complied
With ara there was ne demons ration a.
ne close *cna Water Nsrasea. %
Louisiana. WAS On htx chelr shouting.
.~rhe swe-tAfr1s ra1s wfi - ~soraEateA'
but GET no attention
The second ballot was beEun With = sen-
satson. fer Alabama shifted her = vote.
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