Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-11
SECOND PLACE.
llentlnued non Pane M !

when New EuglauJ man shout b.
iInced on the ticktLD Indiana gave
Iif impetus IN ,hu Mclean candidacy
l., casting 30 votes Tor him. low
followed Immediately with "a votes.
Michigan camu Into the Sewnll Cll.
una with 70 vote, but MifsisHppi put
IS ft Mclean. THIS time Missouri
awe IT, vote tor Binid. After cell
Michigan returned her vote 10 Nc.
l. au.
Governor Stone came forward ni,or
the result Of the third ballot had been
Enr.unced. lie tLausuI The UIuYaf.
,iou iof tbs honor !. had shown BOO.
.tatc. Then hu continued: l an iu
receipt OF telegram from Mf. Bland.
H. says substantially thtt he wuul
utem II unwise anu impOiiliC 10 MONT.
nate both 90 ididstes from west Of thu
Mississippi river. lie directs mo t.
say that Tue nomination OF Bryan has
his warm And hearty approval, AMI he
thinke tue nominate n tor Vice Ptrsl.
dent should be maize tor one OF jtc,
alone, AMI thnt 10 strengthen tue
ticket. Accordingly he dssires bis
name Withdrawn.
The Bluuu muu choofei.
FOURTH BALLOT.
Tue progrrts Of the fourth ballot
vas watched with Intense interest.
Georgia shifted her 20 votes from
Bland To MCLHan amid the orthu.
tiasm of tho Oniosnp. Vermont
addition 10 McbeHu'r strength was
greeted with applause. Missouri cat
"a lot Btwtll, Oregon changed from
Bland TO Sewell, Texas anu Wcs,
Virginia threw their votes solid Tor
Daniel, o. did Wyoming.
The conttsi had narrowed down 10
race Letween Mclean AMI Suue'l.
The delegations who were out TOT con-
sultation fllei In. Intense excitement
prevailed.
Alabama cat % votes for scwoll but
when John Powers u Illinois M.
nounccd that linolB onst Is v0toe Tor
Mclean tnstu was n ecene II Will
confusion. Men tutgcd about llllnoiu
standsTd. EX'COngfessman FltDinn
Jumped on "a chair, his face gfiamO
with passiun. "WC cannot afford e.
nominate that man." he shouted" or
ths platform we nave adopted. l
challenge the vote ~ the delegation.
The convention wan IN at uproaf.
Fithiau continued ~ protect. AZ lAst
ufdSr was restored and roll " the dele
cation called. itshowol - %, Me.
lean and ~ for S,woll anu abe n,
but under tue unit rule Is votes went
10 Mclean.
Tenucssto gave "a voles o Sewoll
aud Virginia went 10 Clarke o: Notlh
Carolina.
Ultloh Sloane Of Olio who plEJoJ
McLehue Ia nOmiuau0n, after the
fourth ballo; tral Tho following ielc'
gem from hin;
"Any voto ta,t Tor me Tor Vice Preai.
dent is against my cHprrssci W,tl,s
and without my authority"
Sloane aided; "IhatIa or Mclean,
not Tor The Ono dtlsgaliou.n
Shouts iBg Mclean, mingled with
with "NU, no" anu "HuwolP intel.
Tupted tue reading % thu dispatch uul
were continued Tor time. When
order was rect rod the nith ballot was
Hk,n.
FHIn BALLOT.
The 1st chsngn came whom Georgia
ana Iuuiana cuHugti ~ Spwoll. Iowa
tud Luuisituu alq0 swung lutO
iluo loF suwell. When North
Carolina was called tho chair.
iran 81 tho uolegaliou anuuuucpd that
North Carolina was not playing 70 the
fast nnd ,gaiu voted iul ClaTbs. Del,-
raIo SiuAue BAiu Ohio cast her votes
Tor Mclean Notwithstanding tulc.
Fthmn.n a buckeye delegate arose 10
protect but YVES pulled back into his
chair by angry men shout him. When
the roll call wa conc udUj, there was
"a hurried cOu,ultnt0n, nuWoll hal
40 votes within 70 enough u nomlu.
ate.
ihr Illinois delegation wavefct.
suddenly Harry Donovan mounted IA
chair nld shouted "lllinOls, " hich will
rAst ita vote tor tue nominee OF this
convention, NOW debirts 10 nid IA tue
Masking " tho tuIut. She cnsts her
q Voies Tor Arthur s well OF Maine.n
"Hurrhn tor ssWai" tuUuled thou.
sanua VI vlluus. kraiuuky, OHIO anu
lihet states all quIuEIy fr.i IN line.
MA Miouiggn delegate moved 10 mhAe
ine humiliation unanimous. Delegates
traspsd the state coiUfs anu marched
bout VA Indian HE. They nj latt
inrd up ln front OF tho stage while
evuTnl routine announcements WoTo
naur. Then as the band struck ny
dixie" tho ", oussiOu rc.f,fmel anu
iOTsbyefRl mlnutus pAtGded about tue
drlegatr' onolV, ufu with tue Purple
staiis OF Nebraska AMI Maine In the van.
There was a wil1 scene % enthunlasnl.
Al last 81 state cOlOfs were brought 70
the center ut the llt wncTo the Ne.
DTaska delegation lucaio. They Gus,
cred there boDuiug nuuut like c1fks N
sea OF swaying men until the chair.
man began ~ Iap iOr order
FINIs.
BY repeated appeals the chairman
uouundtd the delegates TO 20 tack To
iheir seats for transaction Of tue routine
bueiness remaining.
Resolutions were adopted emI over
log the national committee to Tx tho
limo aud place i1g hJlliug tho next
national convention anu choose chair
man and executive committee Of per-
sons uot members Of III convention.
tn, resolution lhauAlng Pres dinB
Onicers Dauiel, Whito AMI R.cnAru.
sUn aud thanking tho city anl people
~ Chicago for itB Hospitality, anu ue.
clafing Chicago tbs "GreateBt Conven.
ti1n city ia tue worlu," were passed.
Toe last was presumed by Senator
blanchard Of Louisiana,
q. X, Laid OF Illinois made an un.
iuccss iul attempt 10 pass motion tor
tue nbTogatiOn Oi tue twn.IhlIds rule
AMI ton minu 90 after the chairman
declared the cluvpuliOl adjourned.
Tue bands lsyo4 America while
the crowds EloI out.
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