Morning Oregonian., July 06, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

THE MORNING OREGONIAX, TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1920
BOURBON DECLARES
iTAILED VOTE IN BALLOTING FOR DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION
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Twenty-third Ballot.
Twenty-seventh Ballot.
Thirty-first BaUot.
Thirty-fifth Ballot.
Fortieth Ballot.
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victions, Says Col. Raley.
TRIBUTE IS PAID BRYAN
Lawyer of Eastern Oregon Returns
From Convention and Ex
presses Opinion.
Pendleton, or., July 5. (Spe
cial.) That more delegates are vot
ing against their personal convic
tions and desires at San Francisco
than in any national convention on
record, was the statement of Colonel
J. H. Haley, one of the leading law
yers of the inland empire and well
known in Oregon democratic circles,
who had attended the convention un
til last Friday.
"More than 70 r;r cent of the dele
gates personally favor light wines
and beer, yet they voted down Coch
ran's wet plank almost us strongly
as they did Bryan's dry plank," saya
the Colonel, "and it is safe to say that
a majority of the delegates inwardly
favor a league of nations plank with
feafe reservations, yet they turned a
cold shoulder on everything but Pres
ident Wilson's own league and dared
not repudiate the administration," he
continued.
Tribute Paid Bryan.
Williams Jennings Bryan is the blR
frest man in the convention, according
to Colonel Raley, who pays the fol
lowing tribute to the commoner:
"Bryan is a bigger man than I
thought. I voted for him when he
was first nominated at Kansas City,
years ago, but was of the opinion his
power was waning. I was mistaken."
Colonel Raley characterizes the con
vention without reserve as a dead
locked group of delegates, handpicked,
afraid to go out and vote their own
minds and wishes.
Iespite the fact that he was pres
ent on the opening day and felt the
strength of the administration and
knew that Wilson dominated. Colonel
Raley never felt that McAdoo could
be elected. He was asked why, and
replied: "Simply because he is Wil
son's son-in-law. Wilson himself
could never, be nominated at San
Francisco. The administration and its
poJIries are supported but Wilson
could never be nominated. Neither
could McAdoo. He does not com
mand the popularity of the people and
his Btock as a vote-getter after freed
from the protecting props of federal
officeholders and hand-picked dele
gates would be minimized. I think
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ianeu 10 noai inrougn a winner
the first day and the fancy that he
was the people's choice faded. '
Palmer Made Sore.
"Still he refused to withdraw his
name and the Palmer forces began to
crystallize against .him. They saw
that Wilson wanted McAdoo, they saw
that his 'I don't want if statement
was strategy and they saw that Glass
and Colby and all the internal collec
tors and customs officials and federal
men in general were for McAdoo, and
he, who had taken the blame for the
administration's faults was left on the
outside looking in. It made Palmer
sore and his own staunch supporters
will Jump to Cox before they go to
McAdoo."
An onlooker at the convention, one
close in touch with national affairs
and politics, Colonel Raley, favors
Cox for the nomination.
BOSSES MAY YET SELECT
(Continued From First Page.)
group of anxious job holders to feel
that their man had been given a fair
chance.
Palmer Wants Good Showing.
'The recess was taken with Palmer
at 241 votes on the 36th ballot. I
think it safe to say that he will never
reach the heights attained by either
Cox or McAdoo. One of his managers
said this afternoon that Mr. Palmer
would be satisfied with a fair showing-
such as his other two leading
opponents had made.
How many ballots will be required
to satisfy the federal employes back
ing the son-in-law and Palmer that
the struggle is hopeless it is impossi
ble to guess. The McAdoo men are
especially tenacious, because their
fight carries with it such keen dis
appointment. They came here with
the idea that their candidate was the
son-in-law of deity and they probably
will always think so. His defeat to
them will be a second crucifixion.
The fanaticism of 2000 years ago
was only a wild devotion to a cause,
but this son-in-law craze here has
more behind it. These fellows are
deeply attached to a payroll as well
as a candidate and they have been led
to believe by someone, somewhere
that to kill off McAdoo is to sever
the vital thread which links them
with the ghost that walics in Wash
ington on the first and loth of every
month.
I doubt lr there has ever been such
a eordid public exhibition in the his
tory of American politics. Several
efforts were made this afternoon by
leaders who had no monetary interest
in the outcome of the convention to
get together and nominate a candi
date on whom the party could unite
butr It was found impossible to arrive
at any agreement because of the pres
ence in almost every delegation of one
to a half dozen federal officeholders
sticking eternally either to the White
House candidate or Mr. Palmer
24 Ala..
6 Aria.
1 ft A t-V
26 Cal...
12 Colo.
14 Conn.
Del. .
12 P"la
28 Ga. .
8 Idaho.
J8 III. .
in Ind. .
2R Inv.
20 Kan.
26 Ky. .
20 I .a. .
12 Me. .
16 Md. .
36 Mass
30 Mich.
24 Minn
20 Miss.
5 Mo. .
Vlnnt
16 Neb..
6 .Nev..
8 N VT
28 N. J..
6 N. M.
90 N. Y.
2 4 N. C.
10 N. D.
48 nhln
10 Okla.
10 Or. .
76 Penn
10 K. I..
18 S. C.
10 S. D.
24 Tenn
40 Tex..
8 Utah
8 Vi . .
24 Va. .
14 W'sh
16 W. V.
6 Wis..
6 Wyo
6 Al'k.
6 D. C.
6 H. T.
6 Phil.
6 P. R.
2 C. Z.
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Tofl 10S3 364425 181 60 70
Total vote cast. 1092.
Necessary to nominate. 728.
Twenty-fourth Ballot.
24 Ala..
6 Ariz.
18 Ark..
26 Cal. .
12 Colo.
14 Conn.
6 Pel..
12 Fla. .
28 (?a. ..
8 Id'ho
58 111.. .
30 Ind. .
2h Iowa
20 Kan.
26 Ky...
20 I .a...
12 Me. .
16 Md...
36 Mass.
30 Mich.
24 Minn
20 Miss.
35 Mo...
8 Mont
16 Neb.
6 Nev..
8 N. H.
2 8 N. J..
6 N. M.
90 'N. Y .
24 N. C.
10 N. I).
48 Ohio
20 Okla.
10 r. .
76 Penn
10 R. I..
18 S. C.
10 S. D.
24 Tenn
40 Tex..
8 Utah
8 Vt.. .
24 Va.. .
14 W'sh.
16 W. V.
26 Wis..
6 Wyo
6 Al'k.
6 D. C.
6 H. T.
6 Phil..
6 P. R.
2 C. Z.
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Total. . 1364141 429 178 64 67
Total vote cast. 1093.
Necessary to nominate, 728 2-3.
Twenty-fifth Ballot.
24 Ala..
6 -Ariz..
18 Ark..
26 Cal...
12 Colo..
14 Conn.
6 Del..
12 Fla..
28 Ga...
8 Ida...
58 111.. .
30 Ind..
26 la
20 Kan..
26 Ky..
20 La. . .
12 Me.. .
16 Md. ..
36 Mass.
30 Mich.
24 Minn.
20 Miss.
35 Mo...
8 Mont.
16 Neb..
6 Nev. .
8 N. H.
28 N. J.
6 N. M.
90 N. Y.
24 N. C.
10 N. D.
48 Ohio.
.20 Okla.
10 Or.. .
76 Penn.
10 R. I..
18 S. C
10 S. D. .
24 Tenn.
40 Tex. .
8 Utah
8 Vt. . .
24 Va...
14 W'sh.
16 W. V.
26 Wis..
6 vV yo.
6 Alas..
6 r. C. .
6 H'wil
6 Phil.
6 P. R.
C. Z.
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Total.. 1 3 6 4 Vi I 424 1 169 I 58! 75
Necessary to nominate. 727 1-3.
Twenty-sixth Ballot.
24 Ala..
6 A riz.
18 Ark..
26 Cal..
12 Col..
14 Conn.
6 Del. .
12 Fla..
28 Ga. ..
8 Ida..
58 111.. .
30 Ind..
26 la.. .
20 Kan.
26 Ky..
20 La.. .
12 Me...
16 Md..
36 Mass.
30 Mich.
24 Minn.
20 Miss.
35 Mo..
8 Mont
16 Neb..
6 Nev. .
8 N. H.
28 N. J. .
6 N. M.
SO N. Y.
94 N. C.
30-rN. D..
48 Ohio
20 Okla,
1 a Or. . .
76 Penn.
10 R. I..
18 S. C.
10 S. D.
24 Tenn.
40 Tex..
8 Utah
8 Vt. . .
24 Va. . .
14 W'sh.
1 6 W. V.
26 Wis..
6 wyo.
6 Alas..
6 D. C.
6 H'w'ii
6 Phil..
6 P. R-.
2 C. Z..
3
3
11
5
1
3
3
8
21
11
20
6
2
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5
1
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15
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8
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24
8
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6
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Necessary to nominate. 728,
24 Ala. .
6 Ariz.
18 Ark.
26 Cal..
12 Colo.
14 Conn
6 Del..
12 Fla..
28 Ga. .
8 Id'ho
68 111. ..
30 Ind. .
26 Iowa
20 Kan.
26 Ky..
20 La..
1 2 Me . .
16 Md..
3 6 Mass
30 Mich.
24 Minn.
20 Miss.
35 Mo. .
8 Mont
16 Neb..
6 Nev..
8 N. H.
28 N. J
6 N. M.
90 N. Y.
24 N. C.
10 N. D.
48 Ohio
20 Okla
10 Or. .
76 Penn
10 R. I..
18 S. C.
10 S. D.
24 Tenn
40 Tex..
8 Utah
8 Vt..
24 Va...
14 W'sh
16 W. V.
26 Wis.
6 Wyo
6 Al'k.
6 D. C.
6 H. T.
6 PhiL
6 P. R.
2 C. Z.
8
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11
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T'tl 1093 371423166 60l 70
Total vote cast 1092.
Necessary to nominate. 728.
Twenty-eighth Ballot.
24 Ala..
6 -Aria.
18 Ark.
26 Cal..
12Colo.
14 Conn.
6 Del.
12 Fla.
28 Ga...
8 Ida..
58 111.. .
30 Ind..
26 la.. .
20 Kan.
26 Ky..
20 La...
12 Me..
16 Md..
36 Mass
30 Mich
24 Minn.
20 Miss.
35 Mo...
8 Mont
16 Neb.
6 Nev.
8 N. H.
28 N. J.
6 N. M.
90 N. Y.:
24 N. G.
10 N. D.
48 Ohio
20 Okla.
10 Or...
76 Penn
10 R. I..
1 8 S. C..I
1 0 R. r
24 Tenn.
40 Tex.
8 Utah
8 Vt. . .
24 Va...
1 4 Wn. .
1 6 W. V.
26 Wis..
6 Wyo.
6 Alaa.
e n. c.
6 H'wil
6 Phil.
6 P. R..
2 C. Z.
10
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10
5
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To'l 1093!368I423 165 62l 72
Total vote cast 1092.
Necessary to nominate. 728.'
Twenty-ninth Ballot.
24 Ala..
6 Ariz..
18 Ark..
26 Cal..
12 Colo.
14 Conn.
6 Del..
12 Fla..
28 Ga
8 Ida..
58 111.. .
30 Ind..
26 la. . .
10 Kan..
26 Ky...
20 La....
1 2 Me. . .
1 6 Md . .
36 Mass.
30 Mich.
24 Minn.
20 Miss.
35 Mo.. .
8 Mont,
lft Neb..
6 Nev. .
8 N. H.
28 N. J.
6 N. M.
90 N. Y.
24 N. C.
10 N. D.
48 Ohio
20 Okla.
10 Or.. .
76 Penn.
10 R. I..
18 S. C.
10 S. D.
24 Tenn.
40 Tex..
8 Utah
8 Vt. . .
24 Va.. .
14 W'sh.
16 W.Va.
26 Wis..
6 Wyo.
6 Alas.
6 D. C
6 H'wii
6 Phil.
6 P. R.
2 C. Z.
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Tofl 1093 394404I166 I 63 I 64
Total vote cast. 1092.
Necessary to nominate. 728.
Thirtieth Ballot.
24 Ala. .
6 Arix.
18 Ark.
26 Cal. .
12 Colo.
14 Conn.
6 Del. .
12 Fla. .
38 Ga. .
8 Idaho
58 111. ..
30 Ind..
26 Iowa
20 Kan.
26 Ky. .
20 La. .
12 Me..
16 Md. .
26 Mass.
SO Mich.
24 Minn.
20 Miss.
35 Mo. .
8 Mont.
16 Neb..
6 Nev.
8 N. H.
28 N. J.
6 N. M.
90 N. Y
24 N. C
10 N. D.
48 Ohio.
20 Okla.
1 0 Or. .-.
76 Penn.
10 R. I.
18 S. C.
10 S. D.
24 Tenn.
40 Tex.
8 Utah
8 Vt. ..
24 Va. .
14 W'sh
1 6 W.Va.
26 Wis.
6 Wyo.
6 Alas.
6 D. C.
6 H'wii
6 Phil.
6 P. R.
2 C. Z.
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T'tl 1093 1403400165 I 58 I 65
Kecessary to nominate, 728,
24 Ala..
6 Arix.
18 Ark.
26 Cal..
12 Colo.
14 Conn.
6 Del.
12 Fla..
28 Ga
I 8 ida..
6 8 Ul...
30 Ind..
26 la.. .
20 Kan.
20 T .
! 12 Me..
i 16 Md. .
I 36 Mass.
1 30 Mich.
I 24 Minn.
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35 Mo..
8 Mont
16 Neb.
6 Nev.
8 N. H.
28 N. J..
6 N. M.
90 N. Y.
24 N. C.
1 0 N. D
48 Ohio
20 Okla
10 Or....
76 Penn
10 R. I..
18 K. C.
10 S. D..
24 Tenn
40 Tex.
8 Utah
8 Vt. . .
24 V a...
14 W'sh
16 W. V.
26 Wis.
6 Wyo.
6 Alas.
6 D. C.
6 H'wii
6 Phil..
6 P. R.
2 C. Z.
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Total vote cast 1091.
Necessary to nominate, 727 1-S.
Thlrty-necond Ballot.
24 Ala..
6 Ariz.
18 Ark.
26 Cal..
12 Colo.
14 Conn.
6 Del..
12 Fla..
28 (3a...
8 Ida..
58 111.. .
30 Ind..
26 la...
20 Kan.
26 Ky..
20 La..
12 Me...
16 Md...
36 Mass.
30 Mich
24 Minn
20 Miss.
35 Mo...
8 Mont
16 Neb.
6 -Nev..
8 N. H.
28 N. J..
6 N. M.
90 N. Y.
24 N. C.
1 0 N. D.
48 Tlhir.
20 Okla.
10 or. . .
76 Pit. .
10 R. I..
18 S. C.
10 S. D..
24 Tenn.
4 0 Tex..
8 Utah
8 Vt.. .
24 Va. .
1 4 Wn
16 W.Va.
26 Wis.
6 Wyo.
6 Alas.
6 D. C
6 H'wii
6 Phil
6 P. R
2 C. Z. .
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Necessary to nominate. 728.
Thirty-third Ballot.
24 Ala..
6 Ariz.
18 Ark..
26 Cal..
12 Col..
14 Conn.
6 Del. .
12 Fla..
28 Ga.. .
8 Ida..
58 111.. .
30 Ind..
26 Iowa
20 Kan.
26 Ky.. .
zu La.. .
12 Me.. .
16 Md. .
36 Mass.
30 Mich.
24 Minn.
20 Miss.
35 Mo...
8 Mont.
16 Neb..
6 Nev. .
8 N..E
28 N. J..
6 N. M.
90 N. Y.
24 N. C.
10 N. D.
4 8 Ohio.
20 Okla.
10 Or.. .
76 Penn.
10 R. I.
18 S. C.
10 S. D.
24 Tenn.
40 Tex..
8 Utah
8 Vt.. .
24 Va. .
14 W'sh.
16 W. V.
26 Wis..
6 Wyo.
6 Alas.
6 D. C.
6 H'wii
6 Phil.
6 P. R.
2 C. Z.
11
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16
5
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21
29
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7
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24
16
20
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Tofl 1093 421 I380HI180 56 62
Total vote cast, 1090. ,
Necessary to nominate. 726 2-3.
Thirty-fourth Ballot.
24 Ala..
' 6 Ariz.
18 Ark..
26 Cal..
12 Colo.
14 Con.
6 Del.
12 Fla..
28 Ga. .
8 Ida..
58 111.. .
30 Ind..,.
26 la. . .
20 Kan.
26 Ky.. .
20 La . .
12 Me. .
16 Md..
36 Mass.
30 Mich
24 Minn
20 Miss.
35 Mo...
8 Mont
16 Neb.
6 Nev .
8 N. H.
28 N. J.
6 N. M
90-r-N. Y.
24 N. C.
10 N. D.
48 Ohio
20 OkL
10 Or...
7 Pa. .
10 R. I..
18 S. C
10 S. D..
24 Tenn.
4u Tex..
8 Utah
8 Vt.. .
24 Va...
14 Wn..
16 W. V.
26 Wis.
6 Wyo.
6 Alas.
6 D. C.
6 HaH.
6 Phil.
6 P. R.
2 C. Z.
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24 Ala.
6 Aria.
18 Ark.
26 Cal..
12 Colo.
14 Conn.
6 Del..
12 Fla..
28 Ga. .
8 Idaho
68 111. ..
30 Ind..
26-1 Iowa
20 Kan.
26 Ky..
20 La..
12 Me..
16 Md. .
36 Mass.
30 Mich.
24 Minn
20 Miss.
35 Mo. .
8 Mont.
16 Neb.
6 Nev.
8 N. H.
28 N. J..
.6 N. M.
90 N. Y
24 N. C.
10 N. D.
48 Ohio.
20 Okla.
10 Or.. .
76 Penn.
10 R. I..
18 S. C.
10 S. D.
24 Tenn.
40 Tex.
8 Utah
2tVa.V
14 W'sh
16 W.Va.
26 Wis..
6 Wyo.
6 Alas.
6 D. C.
6 H'wil
6 Phil.
6 P. R.
2 C. Z.
10
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15
5
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19
29
20
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7
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T'tl 1093 409 I376V.I222 34 48
Total vote cast. 1090.
Necessary to nominate, 726 2-3.
. Thlrty-alxth Ballot.
24 Ala..
6 Aria.
18 Ark..
26 CaL.
12 Col..
14 Conn.
6 Del..
12 Fla..
28 Ga. .
8 Ida..
58 III...
30 Ind..
26 Town
20 Kan..
26 Ky..
20 La...
12 Me...
16 Md...
36 Mass.
30 Mich.
24 Minn.
20 Miss.
35 Mo..
8 Mont,
16 Neb..
6 Nev.
8 N. H.
28 N. J.
6 N. M.
90 N. Y.
24 N. C.
10 N. D.
48 Ohio
20 Okla.
10 Or.. .
76 Penn.
10 R. I..
18 S. C.
10 S. D.
24 Tenn.
40 Tex..
8 Utah
8 Vt...
24 Va.. .
14 W'sh.
16 W. V.
26 Wis..
6 Wyo.
6 Alas.
6 D. C.
6 H'wil
6 Phil.
6 P. R.
8
3
3
15
5
1
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16
29
'20
8
7
7
5
1
16
14
i7
5
7
6
20
24
9
10
2
3
18
3
40
8
3
3
11
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6
2
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2
1
3
2
14
9
6
6
2
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30
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26
15
12
5
8
13
5
4
20
7
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9
4
73
3
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24
2
13
1
16
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Necessary to nominate. 727.
.Thirty-seventh Ballot.
24 Ala..
6 Arix.
18 Ark.
26 Cal..
12 Colo.
14 Conn.
6 Del.
12 Fla.
2 8 Ga . .
8 Idaho
68 111. ..
30 Ind.
26 Iowa
20 Kan.
26 Ky. .
20 La. .
12 Me. .
16 Md. .
36 Mass.
30 Mich.
24 Minn.
20 Miss.
35 Mo. .
8 Mont.
16 Neb.
6 Nev.
8 N. H.
28 N. J..
6 N. M.
90 N. Y.
24 N. C.
10 N. D.
48 Ohio.
20 Okla.
10 Or. ..
76 Penn.
10 R. I.
18 S. C.
10 S. D.
24 Tenn.
40 Tex.
8 Utah
8 Vt...
24 Va. .
14 W'sh
16 W.Va.
26 Wis..
- 6 Wyo.
6 Alas. ,
6 D. C
6 H'wil
6 Phil.
6 P. R.
2 C. Z.
9
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Tofl 1093 1405 1386 !202 50 47
Total vote cast. 1091.
" Necessary to nominate, 727 1-3.
Thlrty-olKhth Ballot.
24 Ala.
6 Ariz.
18--Ark.
26 Cal..
12 Colo.
14 Conn.
6 DeL.
12 Fla..
28 Ga. .
8 Idaho
58 Til..
30 Ind..
26 Iowa
20 Kan .
26 Ky. .
20 La. .
12 Me. .
16 Md. .
S6 Mass.
30 Mich.
24 Minn.
20 Miss.
35 Mo. .
8 Mont.
16 Neb.
6 Nev .
8 N. H.
28 N. J..
6 N. M.
90 N. Y.
24 N. C.
10 N. D.
4 8 Ohio.
20 Okla.
10 Or. .
76 Penn.
10 R. I..
18 S. C.
10 S. D.
24 Tenn.
40 Tex.
8 Utah
8 Vt. ..
24 Va. .
14 W'sh
16 W.Va.
26 Wis
6 Wyo.
6 Alas.
6 D. C.
6 H'wil
6 Phil.
P. R.
2 C Z.
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6 Ariz.. 3 3
18 Ark. 3 15
26 Cal. 14 12
12 Colo. 4 7 1
14 Conn. 2 11 1
6 Del.. 4 2
12 Fla.. 3 9
28 Ga.. 28
8 Idaho 8
58 111.. 16 41 1
30 Ind. 11 19
26 Iowa 26
20 Kan.. 20
26 Ky.. 6 20 1 .....
20 La.. 6 13 1
12 Me.. 12
16 Md. . 5 8 2
36 Mass. 1 32 3
30 Mich. 14 12 4
24 Minn. 17 6
20 Miss 20
35 Mo. . 20 11 3
8 Mont 8
16 Neb.- 7 9
6 Nev 6 .....
8 N. H. 5 2 1
28 N. J 28
6 N. M. 6
90 N. Y. 20 70
24 N. C. 24
10 N. D. 8 2
48 Ohio 48
20 Okla. 20
10 Or.. 10
76 Penn. 42 12 18 3
10 R. I.. 1 8 1
18 S. C. 18
10 S. D. 6 3
24 Tenn 24
40 Tex. 40
8 Utah 8
8 Vt... 4 4
24 Va. . 8 9 6
14 W'sh 8 5
16 W.Va. 16
26 Wis. 19 7
6 Wyo. 6
6 Alas. 2 4
6 D. C 6
6 H'wii 1 6
6 Phil. 3 2 1
6 P. R 6
2 C. Z- 2
Tofl 1093 1467 490 19 I 76 I 38
Total vote cast. 1090.
Necessary to nominate. 726 2-3.
Forty-flint Ballot.
24 Ala.
6 Arix.
18 Ark.
26 Cal
12 Colo.
14 Conn.
6 Del..
12 Fla..
28 Ga. .
8 Idaho
68 111...
30 Ind.
26 Iowa
20 Kan.
26 Ky..
20 La. .
12 Me. .
16 Md. .
36 Mass.
30 Mich.
24 Minn.
20 M iss.
35 Mo. .
8 Mont.
16 Neb.
6 Nev.
8 N. H.
28 N. J..
6 N. M.
90 N. Y.
24 N. O.
10 N. D.
48 Ohio
20 Okla.
10 Or. ..
76 Penn.
10 R. I..
18 S. C
10 S. D.
24 Tenn.
40 Tex.
8 Utah
8 Vt. ..
24 Va. .
14 W'sh
16 W.Va,
26 Wis.
6 Wyo.
6 Alas.
6 D. C.
6 H'wii
6 Phil.
6 P. R.
2 C. Z..
. 8
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6
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2
11
24
16
20
24
Tofl 1093 1460 1497 Va I 12 I 65 64
Total vote cast. 1089.
Necessary to nominate. 726.
Forty-aeeond Ballot.
24 Ala..
6 Ariz.
18 Ark.
26 Cal..
12 Colo.
14 Conn.
6 Del..
12 Fla..
28 Ga. .
8 Idaho
58 111...
30 Ind..
26 Iowa
20 Kan.
26 Ky . .
20 La. .
1 2 M e . .
16 Md. .
36 Mass.
30 Mich.
24 Minn.
20 Miss.
35 Mo. .
8 Mont.
16 Neb.
6 Nev .
8 N. H.
28 N. J..
6 N. M.
90 N. Y.
24 N. C.
10 N. D.
4 8 Ohio
20 Okla.
10 Or. .
76 Penn.
10 R. I..
18 S. C.
10 S. D.
24 Tenn.
40 Tex.
8 Utah
8 Vt. ..
34 Va. .
14 W'sh
16 W.Va.!
26 Wis.
6 Wyo.
6 Alas.
6 D. C.
6 H'wii
6 Phil.
6 P. R.
2 C. Z..
8
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14
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Tofl 1087 1427 I540 & 49l 62
Necessary to nominate. 725.
Korty-foartk Ballot.
24 Ala.
6 Ariz.
18 Ark.
26 Cal..
12 Colo.
14 Conn.
6 Dei.
12 Fla.
28 Ga..
8 Idaho
58 111..
30 Ind..
26 Iowa
20 Kan.
26 Ky..
20 La. .
12 Me..
16 Md. .
36 Mass.
24 Minn.
20 Miss.
4 e if a
8 Mont.
16 Neb.
6 Nev.
8 N. H.
28 N. J..
6 N. M.
90 N. Y.
24 N. C.
10 N. D.
48 Ohio
20 Okla.
1 0 Or. . .
76 Penn.
10 R. I..
18 S. C.
10 S. D..
24 Tenn.
40 Tex.
8 Utah
8 Vt...
24 Va. .
14 W'sh
1 6 W.Va.
25 Wis..
6 Wyo.
6 Alas.
6 D. C.
6 H'wil
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6 P. R.
2 C. Z..
Tofl 1093 405383I211 50 41
Tlal vote cast. 1091.
itcccssaxi' to nominate. liXX-lL.
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Total vote cast. 1057. Michigan vote
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