The evening times., 1896-07-10
Hecht & Company,
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Illinois Bland 4S.
Indiana Matthews 80.
Iowa-Boies 26.
Kansas Bland 2.
Maryiand-Pattison. IL; Bryan, 4; l
passed.
Massachusetts Passed.
Michigan Bland. .; Boies, 4; Bryan, 8,
not voting, 10. Vote challenged.
1928 a. m.-Suppressed excitement
l:2s-wcather torrid. Myriads e
fans in motion. Poll continues.
Poll OF Michigan resulted: Bland, 4; Boics,
): Bryan. =; not voting. To- absent, =
Minnesota Stevenson. l; Bryan, 2; Black
burn. : Pattson, .; Boies. A; not voting, 3.
Mississippi-Bryan Is.
Missouri-Band, "a.
Montana-Blackburn 2; Bland, 4.
Nebraska-Bryan, 16.
Observation-Disclosures, 3; Mclean, 3.
New Jersey Not voting.
New Hampshire Pattison. l mot voting,1
New York Not voting.
lI:37-Hsses greeted New York's and
New jerseys refusal to vote. Great cum
fusion Shouts of Put them out"
North Caroiina-Bryan, 22.
North Dakota-Boies, 6.
ohio's poll was: Mclean, 40; absent. 2:
Bland. 1: Pattson. 2: Bryan, 1. Vote re-
corded Is for Mclean under unit rule
Oregon n-PenDOyer, 3.
pennsylvania a-Pattison, Ga.
1l:49-with Pennsylvania the United
Press tally sheet shows: Bland, l3o;
Boes, &c; Matthews, 50; Mclean, 10;
IDatf
not voting, III.
Rhode Isiand-Pattison, 6: not voting, 2.
South Carona-Tillmau. IT; not voting.
l. (IIisses).
South Dakota-Bryan, 6; rot voting, 1;
Pattison, l.
Tennessee Bland. "a. Challenged.
Poll of Tennessee resulted: Bland. 16;
Boies. 5: Bryan, 3. Under unit rule vote,
Bland "a.
Texas-Bland. 80.
Utah-Bland. 6.
yermont-Not voting, 4; Bryan, 4.
Observation-Disclosures "a.
washington-Bryan 1; Bland. 7.
West virginia-Blackburn, 12.
12:1O-Money of Mississippi made the
point Of order in the Wisconsin case that
when a delegation was instructed to vote
as d unit the majority had no right to
Stfle the vote of n delegate who desires
| to vote even when the majority does not
12:12-Gen. Bragg made the point of
| order that the vote Of Wisconsin, under
| instructions to vote as a unit, must be re-
corded as not voting.
Gen. Bragg advances to Ohio space and
| mounts a chair SO he can be heard. Dele
gates drive him out He steps across the
aisle and Vermont is more hospitable.
| Bragg addresses chair on instructions
12:15.-Dockery, of Wisconsin, was recog-
nized; took the platform. and spoke for the
four who claimei the right to vote. Great
confusion followed Dockery's speech.
| 12:16-Fin!ey of Ohio raised point OF
| order that delegation may direct n vote.
but by abstaining have no right to prevent
q vote. The chair ruled out of order a
motion to give the four delegates a vote.
| wisconsin-Bland. 4; Blackburn. 1; de-
| cliDed to vote. 10.
| Wyoming-Blackburn. 6.
| Alaska-Bland. Z; Bryan, L.
District of Columbia Mclean, 5; Boies, 1.
New Mexico-Bland, 6.
Oklahoma 6.
| Indian Territory-Bland, G.
| Colorado-Teller, 6.
Cali alirornia-Bryau, 2; not voting, 10.
| Massachusetts votes as follows: Pattison,
| 8; Stevenson. 4; Bland, g; Hill, 1 Bryan, 1 /;
not voting, 1s.
First ballot was without result, no
candIdate receiving requisite two thirds
| vote. Indications are that no selection
will he made before several ballots are
takeE
| The result of the first ballot officially,
| is: Bland. 223; Boies, sc; Matthew'S, 81;
Mclean, "a; Bryan, 105; Blackburn. 80;
Pattison, 50: PeDnoyer, 10; Campbell, 2;
Russell, 2; Stevenson, 2; TiIlman, II;
Hill, 1 Teller, 8; not voting, 1876.
Marsden OF Louisiana moved that two
thirds rule be abrogated. Not entertained
by chair.
Second roll call ordered.
Second ballot.
l. Alabama-BlaDd, %.
ArkaDsas-Bland, 49,
California 2; Blackburn, 5; Mat
thews. 2; Boies L; Mclean, l; Bryan,7.
Colorado-Teller, 8.
Connccticut-Pattison 2; not voting. 10.
i! characterization, 8; Bryan, 1; moi
voting g.
Flonda-Bryan, 2: Boies, l: Bland, l.
Matthews. 2; Pattison, 1; Stevenson, 1 .
Geofgia-BryaD, 26.
Idaho-Bland, 6.
4 Iilinois-Bland, 4S.
acknowledgements 80.
Iowa-Boies, 26.
Kansas-Bland, 20.
neutrality-suspicious.. 26.
Louisiana-Bryan, 16.
Maine-Pattison. 8; Bland, 2; Bryan. 2
not voting, 8.