New-York tribune., 1901-01-14

The roll or electors Will uhen De called. That
of this year will contain the following:
EDWARD H ggTLER, Buffalo.
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The roll having been called. the Secretary OF
State will administer the constitutional oath OF
Office 10 each one OF the electors. Il think almost
all the electors will be present" said Mr.. Nc
Donough to-day. Vacancies can be filed by the
members of the college.
PROCEDURE OF THE COLLEGE.
follow 1t is probable that an informal caucus
over this selection will be held previous to the
meeting of the electors. Four years ago Benja-
min F. Tracy the first the list OF electors.
and he elected president If the precedent
is followed. Edward III. Butler. of Buffalo, Edi-
tor of The Buffalo News" will be elected presi-
dent of the college this year. George Urban.
jr.. of Buffalo. who was an eIector four years
ago. again holds that office Four years ago he
ton of secretaries will follow that Of president
A committee will be elected TO nominate mes
sengers to convey the result Of the balloting of
the college to the President of the United States
Senate and to the Judge Of the United States
Court for the Northern District of New-York in
conformity with the laws Of the United States
and Of this State
Then will come the balIoting for the President
of the United States. Three tellers will at first
be appointed. Secretary of State McDonough
has some handsome steel engraved ballots pre-
pared one set bearing the OF William Nc
Kinley and the other that OF Theodore Roose-
welt. Most of the electors usually put private
mark upon the ballots they USE and obtain them
again after the ballots counted. desiring TO
retain them
The tellers will announce the result Of the bal
lot for President and the president OF the COL
lege will thereupon formally announce that the
thirty-six electoral votes for the State OF New
York have been given for William Mckinley, Of
the State of Ohio for President of the United
States The college will then proceed to vote
for vice-President. and it will be duly announced
tomorrow that 1.-The whole number OF votes
cast for the vice-President of the United States
was thirty-six all of which were for Theodore
Roosevelt. of the State Of New-York" The
committee appointed to nominate candidates for
the two messengers will then announce the
names of two men, 1t was reported here to-day
that William Sherer of New-York. might be
selected one of these messengers.
THE FORM OF CERTIFICATE
The certificates and lists of the votes Of the
Electoral College for President and Vice-Presi-
dent will then be presented TO the electors for
their signature. The certificate of the vote for
President and vice-President will read as fol-
lows:
We. The undersigned electors OF President and
Vice-President of the United States OF America
President beginning on the fourth day Of March IN
the year OF our L1rd, one 1 thousa1d nine hundred
and qualified in and for the State Of New-York. as
fed and delivered TO US by the Secretary Of State
Of the said sas snd Rs '9s 1aTso OF the
and convened at the Capitol in the city OF Albany.
Tte IN she Of @ State 81 Of and Of the f GSed
States on the second Monday in January. oeing the
fourteenth day of January. in the year of Lord
oae thousand nine hundred and one. do hereby
certify
That being assembled and duly organized we
proceeded to vote by ballot, and baoted first for
such President and then for such Vice-Presiient by
distinct ballots And We further certify. that the
following are distinct lists, one OF the votes
for President, and the other of the votes for Vice
President so given aforesaid List OF all per-
sons voted President with the number CT
votes for each:
Names OF persons voted for Number or votes
William Mckinley OF the State Of Ohio s6
List of all persons voted for as viee-Presdent.
with the number of votes for each;
Names persons voted for Number Of votes.
Theodore Roosevelt. - 90
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our
hands.
A recess will then be taken and the electors will
go to the Executive Chamber and there receive
Governor OdeHs welcome to Albany The cleo
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