Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-28
The National Republican Con ventiop.
THIRD DAY.

THIRD DAY.
The Convention reassembled at lO:35 IN
the 10Th, and was opened with prayer.
Balloting for candidate for President was
then begun, the first roll.caIl resulting as fol.
lows:
For Blaine-Alabama, 10; California. o.
Colorado, O. Delaware, 6; Florida, l; Geor-
gia, 5; Illinois, IS; Iowa, %; Kansas, 10.
Louisiana, 2; Maine IA: Maryland, 16; Mas.
saehusetts, 6; Michigan, s; Minnesota, 10:
Missouri, IA; Nebraska, 6; New Hampshire.
Z; New jersey. 10; North Carolina, 9; Ore.
gon. g.; Rhode Island, 2; Tennessee, A. ley
as. 2; Virginia, 16; Vermont, l; West yir.
ginia, S. Wisconsin, 20; Arizona, 2; Dakota
.; Idaho, 2; Montana, 9; New Mexico. 3.
Utah, 2; Washington Territory, 2. Total
2S5.
observation-disclosures, z; California, Q; Con.
necticut, 2; Georgia, 8; Illinois, 8; Kentucky
"a; Massachusetts,, II; Michigan, 9; Missis'
sippi, 3; Missouri, 2; Nevada, 3; New Hamp.
shire, 8; New York, /; North Carolina, i:
Rhode Island, 6; South Carolina, l. Tennes.
see, 10; Texas, 6; Vermont, s; Wyoming
Conkling--California, /; Florida, B; Geor.
gia, $; Michigan, /; Missouri, Il Nevada, Q;
New York, 80; North Carolina, Z; Texas, 8;
Virginia, 8. Total, 9S.
Observation-Disclosures, IL; Florida, 4; Georgia.
6; Indiana, so; Louisiana, IA; Mississippi, 10:
Missouri, II; North Carolina, 2; South Car.
DINA, IS; Tennessee, 10; Texas, 5; Virginia.
3; District of Columbia, Total, 125.
Hayes-Alabama, 2; Illinois, l. Michigan.
4; Missouri, Il Nevada, |: New jersey, s.:
Ohio, Az Vermont, /; West Virginia, =.
Total, 81.
acknowledgement IS.
Jewell Alabama, l; Connecticut, 10. To-.
tai, II.
Massachusetts,,
The second ballot resulted as follows:
Blaine, 29S; Bristow, ia Conkling, 90;
Morton, 100; HAYES, 81; Hartranft, IS:
Wheeler, g.; Washburne, l.
Third Ballot-Blaine, 1913; Bristow, 121,
Conkling, 30; Morton, 113; Hayes. 81; Hart.
rant, Is; Wheeler, 2; Washburne, /.
Fourth Ballot-Blaine, 292; Bristow, l26;
Conkling, 81; Morton, 10s Hayes, IS; Hart
ranft, II; Washburne, 3; Wheeler, 2.
Fifth Ballot Blaine, 2S6; Bristow, ia;
Conkling, 50; Hartranft, 90; Hayes, l04; Nor,
ton, 50; Washburne, 3: Wheeler, 2.
Sixth Ballot Blaine, 30S; Bristow, III;
Conkling, 81; Hartranft, so; Hayes, III;
Morton, SIS; Washburne, a; Wheeler, 2.
On the seventh ballot, when Indiana was
called, Mr.. Cumback assembled the platform
and made a short speech Withdrawing the
name of Mr.. Morton and casting twenty-five
votes of Indiana for Hayes and five for Bris-
tow. He was followed by Gen. Harlan of
Kentucky, who withdrew the name of Mr.
Bristow and cast the entire vote OF his
State for Hayes. Great cheering followed
this announcement. Mr.. Cumback then cast
the entire Indiana vote for Hayes. The fol-
lowing is the result Of the seventh ballot:
Blaine, 35l; Brstow. 81; Hayes, 3S4. Neces-
sary for a choice $40. Mr.. Hayes was then
declared the nominee of the Convention for
President of the United States, and his nomi-
nation was made unanimous.
Nominate for the Vice Presidency were
then made as follows: William A Wheeler.
of New York; Marshall Jewell, of Connect
cut; Stewart L. Woodford, of New York;
Joseph X. Hawley, of Connecticut; +. T..
Frelinghuysen, Of New Jersey. During the
| roll-call it became apparent that Mr.. Wheeler
would have majority of the votes cast,
when the call suspended, and he
unanimously nominated.
The following was unanimously adopted.
as portion of the platform:
Resoteed, That we present our candidates
FOR President and Vice President OF the United
States two dstin guished Statement Of eminent
ability and character, and conspicuously fitted
for those two high offices, and we confidently ap-
peal 10 the American people TO intrust the ad-
ministration OF their public affairs to Rutherford
b. Hayes and William A Wheeler
The National Committee was announced SIS.
follows:
Jerry Herralson, Selma, Ala. Powell Clayton,
Arkansas: George c. Gorham, California; Mar
shall Jewell, Connecticut; Samuel NJ. Harrng-
ton, Delaware; William J. Purman. Florida.
James G.. Devol Georgia James 7. Root. Illinois,.
Will Cnmback. Indiana John Y. Stone Iowa;
John X. Martin, Kansas William c. Goodloe,
Kentucky: 2. b. S. Pinchback. louisiana Will
lam P. Frye, Maine: Charles c. Fulton, Mary
land: George f. Hoar, Massachusetts: Zacha-
riah Chandler, Michigan; John T. Averill, Min
nesota: g. NJ Buchanan. Mississippi; Chann-
cey |. Filley, Missouri l.. w. Osborn. Nebraska;
John 2. Jones, Nevada; George A. Halsey,
New Jersey; A. b. Cornell, New York;
Thomas b. kecgh, North Carolina; A. T. Wi
soi, Ohio; H. W; Scott, Oregon: Nelson W.
Aldrdge, Pennsylvania; John j. Patterson,
south Carolina: William Rule. Tennessee; NJ.
;. Colburn, Vermont; j. D. Sener, Virginia.;
John W. Mason West Virginia; Elihu Enos,
Wisconsin; Newton Edmunds, Dakota.
Sales j. Bowen. District of Columbia: Thomas
Donaldson. Idaho; A. II. Beatte, Montana; Ste
phen B. Elkins. New Mexico; John r. Mcbride,
Utah; Orange Jacobs. Washington Joseph NJ.
Cary, Wyoming; William f. Chandler, New
HAMPSHIRE.
After the usual resolutions of thanks e.c,,
the Convention adjourned sine die.
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