The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-07-16

sylyania. Z; South Carolina, l6; Tenes-
see, 5; Wisconsin. 8; Wyoming, 3; Okla
homa, 1: Indian Territory, l. total. 163.
Sewell-Alabama 16; Arkansas. 10;
Colorado, Il Florida, s; Kentucky, ::
Maine, II: Minnesota, .; Mississippi, Is;
Missouri, 10; Montana, g; North Dakota,
q; total, 100.
McLean-lndiana. 10; Maryland, 3;
Michigan, Is: Nevada, 6; Ohio. 46; Yer
mont, +; District of Columbia, 6; Okla
homa, / total, III.
Williams of achusetts-Alabama
4 California. 1; Colorado, 4; Indiana !;
Iowa, IL; Kansas, 20; Kentucky, l;
Missouri. 3; Tennessee, 1; West Vir-
ginia, II; Arizona &; New Mexico, 6:
total, rs.
Boies-Alabama, 1; California, I; Ten
| nessee 8; total, 20.
Bland-Georgia, %; Idaho, 6; Texas,
30: total, 60.
| Clarke-Alabama 4: North Carolina,
%; Virginia, "a total, 80.
Lewis-Alabama, 3; Washington, s;
total II.
Williams of Illinois-Alabama, 3; In
diana, 4 Missouri, 10; total. %.
Harrity-Connecticut, .; Delaware, 3;
Rhode Island, 6: South Dakota, 8;
total 10.
Fithian-Indiana l: total, l.
observation-disclosures IA: Louisiana. 16;
total. 20.
Daniels-NIinnesota 1; Tennessee, A.;
| Utah, 6; total. II.
| Pattison-Pennsylvania .; total ..
| Teller-Iowa, l.
| White-Oklahoma, |.
Absent or not oting-Connecticut. 10;
Delaware. Do; Maryland. IL; Massachu-
sets. 80: Minnesota, s. Nebraska, 10;
New Hampshire, s; New Jersey, 20;
New York, ~; Pennsylvania, 80; Rhode
Island, .: Vermont .; Wisconsin, 10;
Alaska, -; total, 260.
Mr.. Van Wagner of Iowa: Gentle
men of the Conventional am instructed
| by the delegation from Iowa to say to
you that we do not deem the nomination
of Governor Boies for vice president wise
and therefore withdraw his name. Let
no man construe this as abating one
particle in zeal for the great cause. Let
no man think that Governor Boies is not
willing to make any sacrifice, but we say
to you that we do not think it wise to
permit his nomination for the second
place, and, therefore. thanking you
kindly for the compliment which you
have conferred upon him by your vote,
| will ask you to not further consider
his name, but to elect one who will add
to your ticket and who will be acceptable
to the convention" cloud cheers.)
SECOND BALLOT.
The secretary commenced the calling
of the roll for the second ballot.
Chairman. Richardson cast the vote of
Rhode Island for Mr. Harrity under in
structions from the delegation, which
had been compelled to leave to catch a
train.
| When Missouri was called, Governor
Stone arose and said: Missouri pre-
scented the name of one of its citizens
for the presidential nomination in the
wisdom of this convention. The delega
ton has no authority to present that
name for second place. If it is done by
this convention it must be done without
the request of Missouri. Missouri casts
ten votes for Sewell and thirteen fol
resulted:
Sibley-Illinois As; Iowa, 2G; Ken
lucky, 81; Minnesota, "a; Missouri, 3
Oregon, 4; Pennsylvania, 5; South Caro-
lima, Is; Wisconsin, =; total. 113.
Sewell-Kentucky, &; Maine, s; Min
nesota. =; Missouri, 10; North Dakota
6; Washington. 3; total. 81.
McLean-Colorado s; Indiana, 10
Kentucky, 10; Louisiana, 10; Maryland
3; Michigan. 2S; Minnesota, g. Massa
chusetts, IS; Ohio, 46; District of Colum
bia, q; total, l64.
Williams of Observation-Disclosures
1; Massachusetts, 8; Missouri, g.; to
tai. 16.
Bland-Alabama. %; Arkansas. 6
California. Is: Delaware, L. Florida.
Georgia. 26; Idaho, g. Indiana, 10; Kan
sas, 20: Kentucky, >; Montana, 6; Ne
vada, 6: Oregon, g; Pennsylvania,
Tennessee, "A; Texas, 80: Utah, 6; Yer
mont, 4 Virginia, "a; Washington.
West Virginia, u; Wisconsin, 3; Wyo
ming, 6; Arizona, &: New Mexico, 6
Oklahoma, 6; Indian Territory, g.; total
2SS.
Harrity-Connecticut, .; Delaware,
Rhode Island, s; total, n.
Pattison, Pennsylvania. 1.
Williams of Illinois-Missouri- Is.
Not Voting Connecticut. l. Delaware
2; Maine, 4; Maryland IL; Massachu
sets, 21; Minnesota. &; Nebraska, Iii
New Hampshire, s: New Jersey. 20; NeH
York, y; Pennsylvania, sc; Wisconsin
16; Alaska, 6; total, 30.
Amos J. Cummings of New York wa
recognized and read the following:
"Meadville, Pa, July 11-Hon. Amo
]. Cummings. ChicagO-Pleasp do no
permit my name to be presented. | S
instructed my friends yesterday.
JOSEPH G. SHELLEY"
THIRD BALLOT.
The secretary then called the roll o
states for the third ballot. When Cali
fornia was called, Mr.. Dwyer of tina
state said California believed the tim
has come to put New England man OIL
the Democratic ticket and throws Il
votes to Arthur Sewell.
The third ballot resulted:
4 Bland-Alabama, %; Georgia. &c; Ida
no, 6; Kansas, 20; Kentucky, s. Mime
sofa, 3; Missouri 81; Montana, 6; Ore
gon, 8; South Carolina, IS: Tennessee
"A; Texas. 80; Vermont, 4; Washington
4: West Virginia, |; Wisconsin, 4; Wyo
ming, 6; Arizona, 6; New Mexico, 6; to
tai. 255.
McLean-Indiana, so: Iowa, 90: Ken
lucky, 1G; Louisiana, 1G; Maryland.
Michigan, 20; Minnesota, 8; Mississippi
IS; Nevada. q; Ohio, AZ; Pennsylvania
3; West Virginia, 81 District of Colum
bia, g; total, 21O.
Sibley-Illinois, As; Minnesota 90.
Sewell-Arkansas. 16; California, IS
Colorado, 8: Delaware, /; Florida, 3
Kentucky. q Maine, II: North Dakota
g; Pennsylvania, 4; Washington, !; Wis
consin, 1; Oklahoma, 6; Indian Terri
tory, g.; total, 81.
Williams of Massachusetts Massa
chusetts, o.; West Virginia. 6; total, Is
Harrity-Delaware 3; Rhode Island
3; South Dakota, s; total, IA.
Clarke-North Carolina, %.
Pattison-Pennsylvani 10.