The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-06-19

l stand here to present to this conVen- tion. such a man. His name is William | Mckinley"
 When MT. Foraller, after an enthu- | siastic demonstration, which lasted over ten minutes, resumed his speech, his words seemed to have lost much of their fervor because they came in such i close contact with the unbounded eX- tolerance of the convention. For some | time he could not secure a hearing. He spoke of the great champions of re- publicanism, in the past eulogizing MT. Blaine particularly and continued:
 But greatest of all, measured by present requirements, the leader of the house of representatives is the author of the Mckinley bill which gave to labor it's richest rewards No other name completely meets the requirements of the occasion, and no other name so ab- solutely commands all hearts. The shafts of envy and malice, and sland and libel and detraction that have been aimed at and broken harmless at his feet. The quiver is empty and he is untouched. That is because the people know him, trust him, believe in him, love him and will not permit any human I their estimation.
 | They know that he is an American of Americans They know that he is | just and able and braye; and they want | him for president of the United States. | (Applause). They have already shown it, not in this or that state, in this sec tion or that section, but in the states and all he sections, and from the Gulf I Ao I ,t- 1f fr, give them a chance to vote for him. It is our duty to do it. If we discharge that duty we will give joy to their hearts, enthusiasm to their souls, and triumphant victory to our cause. (Ap- plause) And he in turn will give us an administration under which the country l will enter on a new era of prosperity at home, and of glory and honor abroad. By all these tokens of the present and 1 these promises of the future, in the name of the forty-six delegates of Ohio, I submit his claim to your considera- tion." (More applause).
 THE DETAILED VOTE.
 St. Louis, June 1S-The following is the official detailed vote for president:
 Alabama-McKinley 19, Morton 1, Reed ?. Arkansas-McKin Is. Cali fornia-McKinley IS. Colorado-..... nnecticut-McKinley [, Reed 5. Del aware-McKinley G. Florida-Mc kin ley 6, Morton 9 Georgia-McKinley P, Quay ?, Reed ?. Idaho Illinois | Mckinley 46, Reed ?. Indiana-Mc- Kinley 30. Iowa-Allison 26. Kansas Mckinley 20. Kentucky-McKi 26. Louisiana-McKinley Ii, Quay F, Reed 1, Allison F. Maine-Reed F. Mary land-McKinley 15, Reed 1. Massachu- setts-McKinley 1, Reed %. Michigan Mckinley 28. Mckinley IS. ssissippi-McKinley IT. Quay 1. Mis- souri-McKinley 34 Montana-M McKin- ley 1, Cameron 1, blank 4. Nebraska Mckinley 16 Nevada-McKinley 3. New Hamphire-Reed B. New Jersey Mckinley 19, Reed 1. New York-Mc- Kinley r, Morton 55. North Carolina Mckinley 191a, Reed 21a North Dako- Mckinley 6. Ohio Mckinley 46. Oregon-McKinley 8. Pennsylvania Mckinley 6, Quay 5S. Rhode Island Reed 8. South Carolina-McKinley IS. South Dakota-McKinley s. Tennessee Mckinley 24 Texas-Mc McKinley 21, Reed B. Allison 3. Utah--McK Kinley 3, Allison 3. Vermont--McKinley 8. Vir- ! Slllld- %. w Kinley s. West Virginia-McI&inley 12. Wisconsin-McK cKinley "A. Wyoming McKin 6. Arizona-McKinley 6. New Me exico-McKinley 5, Allison 1. Oklaho- ma-McKinley 1, Reed 1, Allison 1. h. dian Territory-McKinley 6. District of Columba-Reed 1, Allison i. Alaska Mckinley 4.
 Totals-McKinley, 6611s, Morton 5S, Quay 611a, Reed S41a, Allison 351a, Cam eron l.
 Necessary for choice, 454. Total num- Der delegates present, 906.
 The following is the detailed vote for vice president:
 Alabama-Hobart 10, Bulkeley 1, Evans Il. Arkansas-Hobart 10, Bulk eley 1, Evans 5. California-HoDart 14 Bulkeley 1, Evans 3. Colorado |. onnecticut-Bulkeley 12 Delaware Hobart 6. Florida-Hobart ,, Evans 3. Georgia-Hobart ,, Evans 21. Idaho .... Illinois-Hobart 4, Evans 4. ndi- ana-Hobart 12, Evans 16, Reed 1, Thurston i. Iowa-Hobart 8, Bulkeley TO- Evans ,, Grant 2 Reed i. Kansas Hobart 20. Kentucky-Hobart 8, Evans IT, Depew i. Louisiana-Hobart 8, Ev- ans S. Maine-Hobart g. Bulkeley 2, Evans ,, Depew ?, Morton 1. Mary land-Hobart IA, Bulkeley 1, Evans 1. | ssachusetts-Hobart fl, Bulkeley 1, Evans F. Michigan-Hobart 21 Evans '. Minnesota-Hobart 6, Evans 12. Mississippi-Hobart 13, Evans ,. Mis- souri-Hobart 10, Evans 23, Thurston l. Montana-Hobart 1, absent 3. Nebras- | ka-Hobart 16. Nevada-Hobart 3. New Hampshire-Hobart 8. New Jer- sey-Hobart 20 New York-Hobart 72 North Carolina-Hobart 11a, Evans 201a. North Dakota-Hobart 3, Evans 3. Ohio--Hobart 25, Bulheley 6, Evans 15. Oregon-Hobart 8. Pennsylvania Hobart 64. Rhode Island--Lippitt s. South Carolina-Hobart 3, Evans 15. South Dakota--Hobart S. Tennessee Evans "A. Texas-Hobart Il, Evans 12. | ITtah-Hobart ). Vermont-Hobart g. Virginia-Jdm A. Walker A. Wash | ington-Hobart 8. West Virginia-Ho- bart 3, Evans 20, Reed 1. Wyoming Hobart G. Arizona-Hobart 4, Bulke- ley 1, Evans 1. New Mexico-blank. Oklohoma-Hobart ?, Evans ?. Indian errftory-Hobart 6. District of Co., lumbia-Hobart 2. Alaska-Hobart i.
 Totals-Hobart 5351a, Bullleley S9, Evans 2771k, Lippitt 8, J. A. Walker 2I, Reed 3, Thurston ?, Depew 3, Morton 1,