The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-11
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polied I ask for the calling of the roll.
The chair-Is there any denial that
there ia a unit rule in Wisconsin?
General Bragg have the rule m my
hand and there are thirty-five copies
OF il in the credentials from our state
1t is part of the agreement by which
We took our seats upon the floor. We
have precious children in our state and
the instruction was given to keep them
from
General Bragg was shut OF by cries
Of Call the roll"
Mr.. Holding OF Wisconsin, have the
directions the original certified. right
here. wherein 1t is said I'VE hereby
direct the delegates from Wisconsin 10
the national Democratic convention to
be held In Chicago on July Z. next. 10
vote as unit on all subjects and cam
ddates and as a majority of the del
egation may direct" We are directed
TO vote as a unit when We are pOlled.
cloud cries Of Bragg. Bragg
General Bragg-The Wisconsin dele
CATION at its meeting yesterday voted.
twenty votes to four. to sustain and
conform to the instructions Of its state
and TO make up that four. the gentle
man who challenges the count was
counted as one OF them. cloud cries
of call the roll'O
The roll of Wisconsin was called and
nineteen OF the delegates declined to
vote. Larson. Docl1ery and Holding
voted for Bryan The only absentee
was Malone
MOREY'S POINT OF ORDER
AS soon as the secretary had COM
pleted the cali OF the roll of the dele
gates from Wisconsin, the chair rec
ognized Senator Money OF Mississippi,
who said: II make this point Of order
that when a delegation is instructed TO
vote they cannot stifte the voice OF a
delegate who does desire TO vote.
The chadr recognized General Bragg
who stood upon a chair in the ONO
delegation and said: Il make a point
of order. Mr.. Chairman, on that vote
He got no further. for Mr.. Smith OF
Ohio arose and in a loud voice remark
ed HE does not represent Ohio"
This started cries of mo, no." and
General Hogg invited General Bragg
20 speak from the Texas delegation
and helped him upon a chair. This
action was greeted with applause.
General Bragg said: 81 make the
point OF order that the vote of WILSON,
sin under its instructions must be en-
teTtained as declining TO vote. The IN
structions read: TO vote az a unit
on aH subjects and candidates "a a
majority Of the delegation may direct
There are but four votes cast in our
delegation out Of twenfy-four here. con-
trary 10 the wish of the majority. and
unless this convention seeks % make
thai four a majority OF tweuty-fOur this
cannot be done 10 disgrace our state
by polling Ats vote this way.
Mr.. Dockery Of Wisconsin, am one
of the men VINO are asioing for the priv
siege OF casting a vote. (ApplauSeD
The gentleman who acts as spokesman
for Wisconsin General Bragg claims
the privilege of refusing 10 cast any
vote upon any subject We ask that
those OF US who are ready and wiling
10 cast our votes be permitted to vote
and that our votes be received 0CheeTs)
THE CHAIR RULES.
The chairman-Tne point raised BY the
delegation from Wisconsin IS that the
delegation is TO vote as a unh on all
subjects and candidates as a majority
OF the delegation might direct The
chair rules that this instruction Is but
TO regulate the vote (Applause) The
chair further rules that when the roll
Is called delegate absent shall be re-
corded as absent and. II a minority Of
the delegation vote. that their vote snail
be individually recorded. but that The
minority cannot cast The entire vote
OF the delegation. (Applause)
The call OF the states was proceeded
with until the end Of The list was reach
ed. when the chair directed that thoee
states which had been omitted should
be called. Colorado was then called,
casting aer eight votes for Teller.
FOURTH BALLOT.
The chairman announced that the
secretarv would call the ro5i q The
states on the fourth ballot The roll
cal proceeded without incident ului
To. state OF West Virginia was reach
ed. when that state requested 20 b
raszad. The nineteen votes from Wis
cons.- that hsd been Withheld from
The first saU declined % vote. The
s,ste % Illinois was also pssse3. as ths
eie-ezatson from ONO marched % thelr
committee room for cOnHultau0n. TIE
Toll cal having been c0-npIsfed IN regu-
lar course. the secretary returned %
call the rarnes q the states which had
been pzsssd- Illinois. Up9n the secoad
call. cast f0rty-=.gbt votes Tor B-ya1.
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time Ioha X. Nolan q Calo. nsountsd
MS chair. The cDnfQEioa SKI beng
very great he had some dlf8caIty -
securing recognlfiO-l. but nnaolsy fsc-
ceedet- Mr. Mclean said: .Oa.1 Wit
draws TIE name % J0hn z. McI.ssn.
and casts her fo-fys.K vOtes iof yssli-
J. Brysa-'
BLAND WITHDRAWN.
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;aus.zsn sn1 Esz decisive az t5e Re-
suit
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