Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-06

name OF Hill aroused the convention to
cheering and applause.
Delegate A. Leo Knott. OF Maryland.
formerly assistant postmaster general.
presented in a brief speech, the name
OF Governor ]. Walter Smith. OF Mary
land.
When Massachusetts, was called.
George Fred Williams, in an address
delivered In clarion tones, carrying to
the uttermost parts of the hall paid q
handsome compliment to the state Of
New York, which he declared was
unitedly in favor of the platform and
ticket of this convention. The name
which seems most desirable In the i'm
terests of the party, Williams declared,
lis that Of the man who IL intellectual
ly the peer of the candidate for the first
place. Mr.. Charles A. Towne." Cordial
applause was given to Towne, but 1t
was tempered by a remark from one of
the delegates: We want a democrat,
this is not a populist convention" Mr..
Williams insisted that Towne was as
much a democrat as any man In the
convention. At the conclusion Of his
speech, both Williams and Towne were
heartily cheered.
Minnesota yielded the floor to MIR.
Cummings. OF Connecticut, who briefly
seconded the nomination of Towne.
Senator Money. OF Mississippi declar-
ed the ticket must be composed OF men
who had been democrats In every polti-
cal aniliation. therefore he seconded
the nomination Of Stevenson.
rfFn.
stcne, OF Missouri. with great enthus-
iasm. His eulogy OF Teller and Towne
called forth a burst OF applause. His
sentiment that even IL they had been
republicans, their support Of silver and
Bryan entitled them to seats in this
convention, was signal for more en-
thusiasm. His closing remarks, sec
onding Stevenson and saying that all
who differed in 1896 should be welcomed
to the party in 1900 IL they would come.
was applauded.
+. q. Newlands named Towne. as
Nevada's choice.
When New Hampshire was called.
Colonel Henry o. Kent made a short
speech secondlng the nomination of
Stevenson.
Delegate DAILY. of New Jersey. sec
onded the nomination Of Hill, as also
dill l.. Irving Handy. OF Delaware. to
whom New York yielded the fior.
$. NJ. Gates. of North Carolina, pre-
sented the name of Colonel Julian Carr
OF his state.
Ohio put in nomination A. w. Pat
rick. His name was presented by NJ.
A. Daugherty.
Oregon. from the floor, seconded the
nomination OF ]. Hamilton Lewis.
Jonathan Lane, OF Texas, promised
to be brief when he took the platform,
and he kept his word, seconding the
nomination of Stevenson.
Alabama cast 3 votes for Stevenson.
~ for Hill. Arkansas-Towne 8: Stew
enson. IL. Californla-stevenson, 10;
| Towne. 3. Colorado-Stevenson. s. Con-
necticut--Stevenson, 8; Towne. 3. Della
| ware-Stevenson. 4. Hill. 2. Florida
Stevenson, 4: Hill, 4. Georgia-Steven-
| son, &C. Idaho--Hill, 3, Towne. 3. llli-
| nois--Stevenson. As; Indiana--Steven-
son. 49, Towns. 2. Iowa Stevenson
26. Kansas-Stevenson, 20. Kentucky
stevenson. 26. Loulsiana-l6. Maine
II = .
J. Walter Smith. l6 Massachusetts,
| Hills. 10; Towne, IL; Stevenson, s
| Michigan-Towne, 8; Stevenson, 20
| Minnesota-Towne. IS. Mississippi
| Stevenson. Is. Missouri--Stevenson. 20;
Hills, g.; Towne, 8; Danforth, l; Hogg
l. Montana-Carr. /: Hin. 8; Steven
son, 2. Nebraska-Towne, 10; Steven
son, 8. Nevada-Towne. 2; Hin, 4. New
| ampshire-Stevenson s. New Jersey
Hill, 20. New York-Hill, ~. North
| Carolina-Carr. 22. North Dakota
| Hin. o. ohio-Patrick, as. Oregon
Stevenson. g. Hill. 2; Towne, /. Penn
| sylvania--Stevenson, 64 South Caro-
lina-Stecnson. Is. South Dakota
| Towne. 6, Stevenson, 2. Tennessee
Hill. a. Texas-Stevenson. 30. Yer
mont-Stevenson. S. Virginia-steven
son, "a. Washington--Towne s. Wei
Virginia-Stevenson Is. Utah-Steven
son, 9. Wisconsin-Stevenson q
Towne. g. Wyoming-Stevenson. 9
Alasga-Stevenson, 6. Arizona-Stev
ent. 5; Towne. l. Rhode Island, Stey
enson, s. New Mexico-Stevenson s
Towne. 1. Oklahoma-Stevenson, ga
Towne. 2ia. Indian Territory-Steven
son, 6. Hawaii-Hill. G.
Tennessee changes her "a votes from
Hin to Stevenson Alabama changes
to Stevenson.
After the vote was decided the con
vention adjourned.