Quay's table does not include the doubt
ful votes and as far as Georgia is concern
ed he ceruiinly does not give McKinley
all the votes that he will receive. He
credits McKinley with nine votes from
Georgia, whereas he already has four
te* n uncontested, and a good chance of
winning eight contesting delegates. Os
the eight contesting delegates six are al
most < * rtain f**r McKinley, which would
give him twenty instead of nine.
It will be noticed also that Senator Quay
does not concede any delegates from Flori
da to McKinley, whereas nearly every one
« is*' believes the Ohio nfttn w.ll get tlie
« ntirc eight votes from that state in spite
of the bitter contest that will be waged
by *be republicans of that state who go
to St. Louis.
Senator Quay’s table is as follows:
Alabama . . •'* North Dakota. .. 6
Arkansas. . . .10 Ohio<ti
California . . .. M Oregon 8
Connecticut. . . •* 1 ennsylva’ila. .. J
•. 9 8 ina. . 3
lllinci:* 3" Soutli Dakota. • . 8
j. ,i anaT« nnessee. . . .IS
!<*>*'■:: . . . .3* Texas<
K< atucky. . •• ; ’ V< rmont•
Louisiana. ... 3 Virgin.alt*
M t tnd.W Was n. . .. 8
... L V'. ■ ' \.: .. U
Mint < ota. . . .. 18 Wisconsin
Mississippi. ...’.» Wyoming .... 6
M '-ouri3l New Mexico. . .. 1
Neliru.-kal • Indian territory . 2
New Jerseyl6 "TT
N< w York. ... 1 Total. ... .-’*3
North Carolina. . IS
Adding five certain votes to McKinley’s
Georgia deh-gation makes tlie number 481.
