The evening times., 1896-07-11

| Ill., Cdlleu 10 bHe Sta0u 10 UOtniudtc uuSc
| Clark, OF North Carolina.
Bulletin 11:19-Marsden named Mclean.
p11i26a a. m.-Tom johnson nominatesthe
Hon. George W. Fitilian OF Illinois and pro-
ceeds: Most OF your wealthy Democrats
have gone over to Mclean. do not believe
| in free silver, but believe that the Demo-
| cratic party has started great revoiu-
| tion.''
1920 a. m.-Hon. II. A. Miller OF Oregon
presented. He Nominated Gov. Pennoyer.
11:23-Burke. of California, recognized.
| He nominates Arthur Seweil OF Maine.
11:3O-Clair presents Hon. ]. d. Sho-
walter. of Missouri. I'VE nominate no man
| In the interest of no section. l name
Joseph sibley, OF Pennsylvania"
11:39. a. m.-Hon. C. 8. Thomas OF Col
orado presented. We want man from
| the East"
HAP a. m.-Mr Thomas seconds nomna-
ton Of Mr.. Sewell OF Maine, and retires.
| 11:44 a.m.-Culbertson OF Texas will
present the vote OF Texas for Bland OF
Missouri on all roll calls.
| 1l:46 a. m.-Mr. Powers of Utah speaks
from platform. Democracy will live for
ever Nominates Daniel OF Virginia.
| 11:o0-There are now ten candidates.
11:50-Jones from Virginia speaks from
his seat
Il am requested by Mr.. Danielto ask that
| his name be not presented"
|
speaks. 1t is Understood that he with
draws Mclean OF Ohio
12:OO-Fithian OF Illinois, speaks: II
am not candidate for the Vice President.
but 1 am confident the great State of
Illinois will roll up majority in Novefn ber.
1 second Mr.. Sibley's nomination." ZAP
plause.)
1908 p. m.-Tbe names OF candidates will
now he read by the secretary. Vice Chair
pts,t,a n.NfT Ta.F tot nol,n;
l21o-Ten candidates names now be-
ing read. Roll call
Indiana-Sthley, 2; Fithian. 1; Williams
tIll.), 4: Williams tMass.), 4; Blackburn,
4: Mclean, 16.
Iowa-sibley, IL: Williams. L. Teller, 1.
Kansas-Williams tMass.), 20.
Kentucky-sibley, 81; sewel, 4; Will
Hams (Mass.j. 1.
Louisiana-Blackburn.1 16.
Connecticut4-1o not voting. s-s--z zsss
Maine-Seweil. l2. +sssSsIN
Maryiand-McLean.5 5.
| Massachusetts assed. -.<ss.
Michigan-McLean,2 20.
Minnesuta,Daniei, l.; Sewell, 2; Sibley,
10; absent. 8.
Mississippi -Seweil, 1S.
Missouri Williams. OF Massachusetts, 8;
williams. of Illinois. 10; sIbley. 10.
Montana-SeweH.6. ,t-
Nebraska declines to vote as matter Of
honor.
Neyada-McLean. 8.
New Hampshire declines to vote.
New York declines to vbte. Gov. Flower
Missed. Cheers; Great disorder.
North Carolina-Clark, 20. .y.-.-
North DaSota-Sewell,6
| Ohio-McLean, 40.
| delegate objects and challenges. State
will be polled.
Ohio-McLean, 46. Unit rule
Oregon n-Pennuyer, 8. 1,tfr e=nnu" 'flH
Penns=lvan nia-sibiey, 2; Pattison, 90; Z
| not citing.
Rhode Island-Not voting, 2.
North Carolina, Sibley, Ia.
South Dakota. Sewell, 8.
| TeDnessee-Boies. 8; Daniel. 4.
Texas-Blapd, 80. s-.-
Utah-Daniel, 6.
Vermont-McLean, 4; not voting, l.
virginia-Clark, "a.
West virginla-Lewis. 8; sibley. 2.
Washing gton-Lewis, 8.
Wyoming -sibley, 6.
Arizona a-Wiams. of Massachusetts, 6
: District OF Columbia a-SewelI, 6.
New Mexico-Williams Of Massachusetts
Indian Territory-Fithian, l; Sibley, 6
Oregon changed to sibley. 6 votes.
Delegates from Georgia exchange to
Bland, &c.
MaSsachuSettes leaves fortunes Other man
| to the convention.
Nebraska called on. Does not vote.
12:36-First ballot, no choice. Massa
! lchusetts recalied-not voting Nebraska
recalled-not voting South Dakota
: changed eight from sewall to Harrsty.
> The first ballot, as officially announced
is as follows: Black arm, 20; Bland. So;
!; Teller. 1; Daniel, / 1; Harrity, 81; Boies, 90
williams OF Illinois, %; White, /; Fithian
1; Williams OF Massachusetts. rs; Mclean
IL; Lewis, IL; Clark, so; Sewall, 100;
sioles, 1853. Absent or excussa. 25s
Total number OF votes cast. 92s. Unac
t counted for. 2. Grand total, $50.
Missouri, recalled -sewell, 10; sibley
8: Williams, of Massachusetts,
Illinois Williams. of Illinois, 13.
Tennessee Bland, "a.