The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-07-09

ventiOn recognized the significance of the
action. and cheer after eneer VII s, ~,
Stevenson was nominated now wItncul
question, and all over the nan the uele.
gates were ON their feet snoulns anu
waving their arms in the euort 10 secu. :
recognition from the CHAR IA oAuS. ~
change their votes. -.
Washington was first To secure the
privilege and the telieTs cry. w ashius
ton changes its entire vote 10 StesensSn,
provoked Wild enthusiasm The cheering
LeCame 50 loud that II was Almost I'M
possible to catch the changes as tney were
AfI.r Washington came North Carolina,
and then John 4. Shea. OF New YORK.
managed IL make his voice heard as ne
-New York changes her entire vote from
I'm 10 stevenson This simply pulled
nut the plug and broke IL both ends anu
all the staves at one Time snn sne IOal
that weut I'D was deaGening. Then IN
rapid succession The relieving states
changed iEeiG votes to Stevenson IN the
ORDER given: >.,,.
Hawaii. Florida. South Dakota, Montana,
Connecticut. After that they all made a
rush for The coming candidate
Tn,. cheering whI.e the nrst changes
Mere being made was enthusiastic in the
extreme \ procession WAS formed 10
march around the hall. but the long seS-
sion that had pieeeisi sIe ,', ,.., -.
tersiav had wCrn the delegates out, ana
the lsa.-.l,iC vas short in length and stl.l
shorter as to its line OF march. and the
DELEGATES cnuinct themselves Tor the SniSA
The votes tor the three leading candi-
dates before any changes were made were
Stevenson. sssis. Hill. go: Towne. ssi:.
While the changes OF the various states
wer.. being made. nan,en"nium relsned
ia thu. hall Do .egases and at ernates
Stuosl on their chairs. ard tnr"ushont Az
the galleries people were standing ana
cheering Practically th. ei-lTe dete-,s-
tiCu .r1m New York. headed by III.
croker. eft the hail. Women and c,lli-
ureu and other spectators VINO had been
standing in the assies during tue proceed,
PAGES. SwaTmet over the Delegates SCI
tIun. When ursier n9d been partially r.
stored he uopr Secttpn 81 the htil "vlS
more the appearance oi Us
AAgm.rtJE tlau ~ \ political COM entl"ii-
SeTg-eLut-as-Arms Aiartan. MS asSls.-
ANS ami the EUiice had ire utmost NA.ii-
su.ty IN clearing TIE aisies. nNl tht icvt,.S
y IL nnlily forced 40 thelr seats " Vu1
~ gms bu4id H. ..,.
A. spJu quiet WAS RESTORED J. MAto"
T'utu.r. a Tvmlnent negro 81 missouri
t.sg chairru1n ~ the convention ~ Aito-
Americans which Only recently ho.iliiisaAt1
Air BRYAN Tor president. Mas invited -
tns platform. and urleiy addressed tne
cont ssltLIu-
Ju.ss- cray. Of Texas. chairman 81 the
CumIultree IN credentials. announced tndt
tus cuugssgiGg drisEstt,s irWHn the ilsAI.-t
territory 81 pki-snrIn, -. 4 had eeen
Elvem ualf vote Tor the ulStriC1s tErA
GtTsrs s-utcd How a. these dei, 81
lions al teen unable u elstTtt proper %
samEg.sutun IN account uT INTERNAL utficG-
euceS. Judge tsTay moved ihal tie Hidatel
~ tne csscGIuu al a uatlUn4l COMMITTEE
man Tor these d.stilcts D. Ietvrr I'd 49, <
10 the dcfA scra1E 81 the 0lstElIA. AAN
motion prevailed. h-sg Stf-setg icuttNr GA
motion - Chairman Jones. 80 Ihe national
committee. was rcconsidcred and laid Vii
tur g.lu.e-
TIA usual formal resolution OF thanks
t. Kansas City and u the officers OF the
Sunv. nJiun were adopted ansid the great
81 cont lsaoa- siiid then- a 90 = SiocA'
Uu motion 81 Chairman jones. the na-
g-v1lsas den ccEltic eoHNenticH 81 A.es al
Juuruei-
Tia, ballot resulted as follows fOr the
vice presidential candidate.
EbG- SEt.N E.NSUN-Alabama. 3. Ar
ka-saS. H.. California. 10 Colorado, ;.
,ugu.cticUt. :: Delaware. 1. Florida. 4;
Geurzia. -. Illinois. =. iowa. -. IN
dsHua. - Kansas. - neutucky. .,
Ntaias. To- Massachusetts,. e. Mich
Mississippi j.. Missouri =. Montana.
=. Nebraska =. New Hampshire. y. ore
Eou- 3. Pennsylvania. -. Rhode Island.
- south Carolina. i. South Dakota =.
Texas. ~. q tah. y Vermont. = Nirglnia.
-. West Virginia. l.: Wisconsin. =. Wy
Cfnins. s. Alaska. .. Arizona, p Indian
Territory. .. New Mexico. > Oklahoma,
%. District 81 Columbia. $. Total. .ssis.
FOR ruWNE.-Arkausas. >. California.
>. Conneciicut. 8. Idaho. 3. Indiana >.
Maine. .. Massachusetts. IL Michigan.
:. Minnesota. Il. Missouri, > Nebraska.
j.: Nevada >. oregon. /. South Dakota.
Z. Washington =. Wisconsin. ,. Arizona,
]. New Mexico. !. Oklahoma. %. Total.
Syi=-
FOR PATRICR-Ohio. O.. Total. &c.
FOR CAtsR-AlOutana. I; North Carroll
ua - Total -.
FOR SMITH Maryland ls Total. Is.
FOR HDtiCi-Missourl. ]. Total. /.
FOR DANFOETIE-Missou l. To-
tai. l.
FOR HTII--Alahama. -. Delaware. ?.
FLORIDA 9. Idaho 3 louisiana Is. Mas
srehusettS I7. Missouri Is. Montana. ..
Nevada. O. New Jersey. -. New York. q.
North Dakota. 8. oregon. :. Tennessee.
-. Hawaii 5. Total so