ral pension
th enun
patriotic
sil working
oy
asdrninistra
regtenesd
werd that the
te. Mr.
motion, and
was the call of
fda ¥
ymond
r Binine
that that state
in was called Mr, H
rnia’s pre ference
and
present
of Ci
asked
mnecticut, when
state was
remarks placed Hon, Joseph Hawley in nome
ination,
When Leonard Swett,
upon the platform he was
Mr. Swett in a
name
He w applanded, and
led by Mr. Davis,
ra h, of Mississippi, Mr. McCall,
chusetts, and Mr. Rector, of Texas
Indiana was called next and ex-Governor
Porter mounted the platform, and in a speech
which was applauded to the ocho placed in
nomination Gen. Benjamin Harrison. He
sald he voleed the unanimous and earnest
sentiment of the Indiana delegation when he
nominated Mr. Harrison,
The convention then took a recess until
dp m,
THURSDAY'S SECOND SESSION,
as liberally WE S00.
}
of Massa
before 5:20,
of tickets to the old soldiers, Hologate Forrell,
of Texas, rose and seconded the nomination
of Gen. Harrpon, and was followed by J. H,
Gallinger, of New Hampshire, who also spoke
for the Indiana man,
Iowa was next on the roll and the hall was
filled with cheers when Congressman Hep.
burs appeared in behalf of the delegation
from that state, and named as her choice for
the presidency Senator Willem B. Allison.
New York was the noxt state to present a
candidate, and Benagor Frank Hiscock looked
very hands
Depew,
Me ns
Senator
he named Chauncey M.
Hiscock mads one of the
finest speeches of the day, and was applauded
to the echo
lod Mr
jority from his st
Hartley, of Minnesota, soc.
pnd pledged a
ato if
Depew 50 000 mn-
Depew was placed in
r rose when Michigan was
id shouts of “QW hat’ % the mat
fron Oh right,” told the
and achievements of
was, he said ’ Michi-
i ‘barles J. Noy of
i Patrick Eagan, of Ne braska,
t of Irish | league;
ina; and L. F. Eg.
sup-
he's all
the rocord
Alger, who
“in i Ves,
nation
spoke briefly in
scone of
enthu
Governor F pro-
of Harri Pa.,
nominated John
Hvered his
requoently
Walch nor
xd forward to sec-
Professor John M.
, and nson, of
insm when
Fakar
sburg,
and
ings d ad-
was i
inter
wed when
Sherman.
I f The Phil
He nominated
went mayor of
10
seconding
)URTH DAY'S WORK.
Taken
rawn from the
iallots
Withd
Two Depew and Fitler
Hace,
shin, also left
follows:
114
ain, 1i4%
Harrison,
35: Rusk,
FIFTH DAY'S WORK
Two More Hal lots
Until
Taken
Monday.
Adjourned
Hrnn
irs
after the
LAST DAY.
Makes Its Nominations
Adjourns Sine Die.
of the KH
AND
SIXTH
The Convention
and
road to the oan
blegrams
Fuoixpraon, June M4
Ioine iniepation, Chis
i my friends to respect my
Hrarmne
Evieavaon, June
nd Manley, we del
i"
ation, Uhl
V
a right to sak my friends to re
s and refrai
and 1
in from voting
wmer dispatch public
Jares GO Braise
imaries of the presiden-
for me
ike this
owing are sun
ballots
izth Ballot
por, 137; Gresham, 20;
: Mo Kinley, 12:
Seventh Baliot
Sherman, 244; Harrison,
Allison, 73; Blaine,
Foraker, 1; Fred Grant, 1,
Harrison, 27%; Sherman,
1; Alger, 120; Gresham, ¥1; Allison, 79;
McKinley, 16; Blaine, 15; Lincoln, 2; Foraker,
1; Haymond, L
Eighth and Last Ballot—Necesary for a
choice, 417, Harrison, 544; Bherman, 118;
Alger, 100; Gresham, 50; Blaine, 5; Mo
Kinley, 4
Immediately after the taking of the eighth
ballot a motion to make Mr. Harrison's
nomination unanimous was made and seo-
onded by many speeches, by prominent dele-
gates, It wascarried amid intense enthusiasm,
The roll of the states was them ealled for
nominations for the vice presidency.
The Kentucky delegation spoke through
Delegate Denny, who presented the name of
W. O. Brady, of that state. He was seconded
by Albert Griffin, of Kansas; Warner, 4
Alabama; Houcke, of Tennesses: Locks,
Georgia, and Atkinson, of Michigan.
Mr. Sewell, of New Jersoy, then placed in
nominotion Mr. Willlam Walter Phelps. The
convention then took a recess until 6 p. m.
When the evening session was called to
order, Mr. Griggs, of New Jersey, seconded
Mr. Phelpe's nomination. Mesas Gibson, of
Ohdo, and Boutelle, of Maine, also seconded
Mr. Phelps,
When, New York was called, Senator
Warner Miller arose, and presouted the
name of Levi P. Morton, of New York.
1
“hy
of California; Governor Foster, of Ohio: Mr.
Oliver, of Bouth Carolina; Mr. Hallowell, of
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