San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-11


Williams, of Massachusetts. Connec-
ticut ? Harrity, 10 not voting. Della
11:42 a. m.-Hon. c. S. Thomas, of
Colorado, seconds Seweu.
11:44 a. m.-Delegates from Texas
state from the floor that on call OF
the state of Texas will vote for Bland.
l1:45 Il. mo-. W. Powers, of
Utah, takes the platform.
11:49 a. m.-POwers presents the
name of Senator Daniel. of Virginia.
Cheers.
lisp a. m.-Jones. of Virginia, says
he is instructed by Daniel that under
no circumstances will he allow his
name to be used.
11:54 a. m.-Frecman T.. Harris, of
Illinois, takes the platform.
11:57 a.m.-Morris seconds the nom
ination of Sibley, of Pennsylvania.
11:5S a. m.-Hon. Fred. Sloane, of
Ohio, takes the platform.
IL m.-Sloane says Mclean does not
wish his name presented.
1901 p. m.-Sloane says but that
Mclean will do all in his power. to
carry Ohio in November.
1902 D. m.-Fithian, of Illinois,
takes the platform and says he is not
a candidate for vice-president.
1903 p. m.-Fithian seconds Sibley's
nomination.
12:4O p. ma Maine delegate rises
and seconds the name of Sewell.
1912 y. m.-rhe delegates are con-
ferring earnestly previous TO the call
Of states. 1t seems to be the opinion
that the nomination will go to Sibley.
1914 D. m.-Roll of states; first bal
lot: Alabama, for Williams, 4 for
Sewell, 4 for Clark, 3 for Lewis, for
Boies, 8 for Williams of Illinois; Ar
kansas, rs for Sewell; California, 10
for Sewell, for Boies, 1 for Williams
Of Maine.
ware. 3 Harrity, / Sibley, 2 not vot-
ing. Florida. s Sewell. Georgia asks
to be passed.
12:1S p m.-Idaho, 6 Bland; Hi
nois, rs Sibley: Indiana, ? Sibley,
Fithian, williams, of Illinois, 1
Williams, of Massachusetts, 4 Black
burn. 10 Mclean. Iowa, IA Sibley, IL
Williams. of Massachusetts,, l Teller.
Kansas, 20 Williams, of Massachu-
sets.
1921 p. m.-Kentucky, u Sibley,
Sewell. l Williams, of Massachusetts.
Louisiana, 10 Blackburn. Maine, II
Sewell Maryland, 3 Mclean, Z not
voting. Massachusetts, passed. Mich
igan, % Mclean. Minnesota, Dan
iels. 2 Sewell, 10 Sibley, absent.
1928 p. m.-Mississippi, IS Sewell
Missouri, 3 Williams, of Massachu-
sets. Is Williams. of Illinois, Sib-
ley, 10 Sewell. Montana, 6 Sewell
Nebraska requests to be excused from
voting.
1924 p. m.-North Dakota, 8 Ne
Lean. New Hampshire, no answer.
New Jersey and New York decline to
vote; Kisses.
1926 d. m.-North Carolina, %
Clark, of North Carolina. North Da-
kota, 6 Sewell. Ohio, 46 Mclean.
1928 p. m.-The vote Of Ohio is
challenged and roll of the state has
been ordered.
1929 p. m.-McLean is he first
name called and his alternate votes
for Mclean. -
1855 D. m.-The first ballot resulted
thus: Williams, of Massachusetts, rs,
Mclean Ill, Lewis IL, Clark 30, Fifth
ian none, Sewen los, Sibley 16f, Dan
iels IL, Boies 16, Williams, of Illinois,
%, Harrity IL, Bland 62, Blackburn
20, Teller 1, Pattison 2, White l, 23O
not voting. Georgia's 26 votes have
been recorded for Bland.
11:5S p. m.-The roll call for the sec
ond ballot has been ordered. The del
egates from Iowa withdraw the name
of Boies. Alabama casts 90, Arkan-
sas Is. California Is, for Bland. Flor
ida and Georgia are solid for Bland.
1t is stated that Bland will likely
come out to the front on next ballot.
1:15 p. m.-So far Bland has 225, in
Guiding the vote of West Virginia.
1:22 p. m.-The second ballot: VIII
liams. of Massachusetts, 16, Mclean
1914, Clark %, Sewell 81, Sibley 116,
Williams, of Illinois, 10, Bland 2S6,
PattisOn 1, 227 not voting
3:20 p. m.-Sewell, of Maine, is nOm-
iDstn6 yicn praSi1ant 49,