The morning times., 1896-07-11
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everything indicates that Bryan VIII d
i.uni.nated on the next or following ballot.
great demonstration for Bryan Is in
progress.
Illinois Just joined marching delegations
for Bryan.
2:35-Proceedings at standstill waiting
for the Bryan demonstration to lease
36-Twenty-five States now parading
In the aisles with State banners, shouting
for Bryan, including Illinois and Michigan
This will settle the nomination in favor
of the young Nebraskan.
2:4O-McLean men hold down Ohio's ban
ner.
2:41-Ohio's sign broken off in struggle
Carried in line without stair.
2:44-Ohio has not yet deserted McLeas
Indiana-Matthews,3 so.
Iowa-Boies. %.
kansas-Bryan. 20
Kentucky 26-
Louisiana-Bryan, 16.
Minnesota Stevenson, 2; Bryan, II ; nst
voting, 3.
Mississippi 1S.
Aissouri-Biand, "a.
Maine -Pattison, 4; Bryan, 4. Not voting
Maryland-Bryan. 5; Pattison, 10. Not
| voting, 1.
Massachusetts, Bryan, 6; Pattison, 8;
! Stevenson, 2; Hill, 2. Not voting. 1s.
Michigan-Bryan, 2S.
2:iT-Chairman announced decision that
| two thirds of the numberof votes given are
| necessary to make a nomination. and not
two-thi OF the total vote OF the conven-
tion.
2:55-Illinois delegation entered the han
amid cheers.
Mcntana-Bland, 6.
New Hampshire-Pattison, 1; not vot
| ing7.
Nebraska-Bryan. 16.
Nevada-Bryan, 6.
New Jersey-Pattison, 2; not voting. iS
New York Not voting.
North Carolina-Bryan. %.
North Dakota-Bryan, 4; Stevenson, 2.
Ohio-McLean. 46.
Oregon-Bryan, 8.
INSTRUMENTATION. Ga.
Rhode Island-Pa attison. s; not voting. Z
South Carolina-Bryan, ID.
South Dakota-Bryan, g.
Tennessee-Bryan, "a.
Texas-Biand, 80.
With Texas the United Press tally shows
| the following: Bland, So; Poles, 26; Nat
| thews. 80: Mclean, 46; Bryan. 32S; Fat
tison. 90.
| Utah Bryan. 8; Bland, 8.
Virginia Bryan, "a.
Vermont Bryan. 4; not voting, B.
Washington-Bry yam. 4: Pland. 4.
West Firsinia-PaSsed-
wisconsin-Bryan, 5; not voting, 19-
wvorning-Rrvan. 6.
Illinois votes for Bryan.
| AIaskd-bland, d.
Illinois trecalled)-Bryan, 4s.
New MeNice-Bryan, g.
District of Columbia-Bryan, 6.
Arizona-Bryan, 6.
Oklahonia-Bland. 6.
3:O4 p. m.-John r. Mclean enters haiI.
| and climbing into a chair, tries TO make
himse elf heap. West Virginia announces Its
vote as Bland. Z; Bryan. 2; Matthews, 1;
| Stevenson, 2. A great crowd gathers in
| front Of the chair, all demanding recogni-
| ton The chair and half dozen others ara
| pounding for order, but the crowd will not
| quiet down.
Mclean withdraws his name and casta
| Ohio's vote of 46 to Bryan
Bryan lacks only Is of nomination Okla
| boma chan ges its vote from Bland to Bryan.
| Gov Stone OF Missouri mounted q chair.
| Thecrowd said platform" andh he mounted
it. Reachingthe platformth the Gro wdQuieted
down and finally when order was restored
| Gov Stone read q letter from Mr.. Bland. in
| which he tBland) expressed the desire that
! his name be withdrawn il it should appear
| that be was not the strongest man before
the convention.
The cause must be put above the man."
| BANDS letter said Governor Stone then
| withdrew Bland and cast Mssouri's vote for
| Nebrassa's man, Bryan This smade Bryan'S
Vote 534, whereas he required but 512
| to nominate.
! A great roar greeted Gov. stones men
| ton OF Bryan's name. Advancing to the
/ very edge of the platform Gov. Stone
| waved for silence and. poised IN toe,
| he culoSiZed Bryan
! 3:13 D. m-Stone finishes. The con-
ventioa almost to man. excepting Penn
! sy;vania. New York and New Jersey.
| rose to their feet and gave evidence of
| their pleasure.
| When quet was some what restored Judge
| Van wageneon OF Iowa wcnded his way
| to the stand.
The Judge began an address in which
! hestatedthat Boics be Withdrawn as soonas
some other candidate developed greater
| strength than he. He withdrew Boies and
cast Iowa's vote for Bryan
Senator Jones of Arkansas announced a
! change or Arkansas vote from Band to
| Bryan.
3.3S p. m.-The chairmen OF delegations
| are piling over one another to change vOtcs-
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