The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-16
Idaho-Blaine, 2.
Montana-Blaine, 1; Hayes, 1.
Utah Territory-Blaine, 2.
Washington Territory-Blaine, 2.
Wyoming TerritAry-Bristow, 2.
New Mexico-BlAine, 2.

New Mexico-BiGine, 2.
The following is the result Of the sec.
ond ballot:
BrlstoW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1l6
Conkllng. observation-disclosures. 93
Morton. ............... ......................., ll0
hayes ............ ...........".......... "a
Hartran1t.. ......:...."......... ID
Wneeler. ......................... D
On the second ballot when the vote for
Pennsylvania was called, the Chairman
OF that delegation reported that fifty eight
votes were In favor of j. II. Hartranft.
A member of the delegation from West
chester arose to a question of privilege
and stated that the vote as cast did not
represent the correct vote Of the State,
ne the Westchester gentleman) and his
colleague were in favor OF Blaine, and
desired that their votes should be 80 re-
corded.
Exceptions to this were taken by
Pittsburg delegate, who wanted to be
heard on the subject; and, when he had
| called the attention Of the Chairman to
the fact, stated, in response to the ex-
PLANTATION OF the Chairman that he did
not hear him, that he did not wish to
| hear.
The Chairman, Mcpherson, in an ex-
| cited and impressive manner, said that
such statement and imputat1on did
the delegate himself dishonor.
A scene Of the utmost confusion then
ensued. Gen. Richard Thompson, of
Indiana, arose and characterized the
conduct OF Mcpherson in thus replying
| to the Pennsylvania as unbecOming,
and that the Convention must not be
turned into theater for the settlement
of personal differences, but that the
business OF the Convention should be
carried on without this unseemly
squabble.
A discussion of this cause-which was
a tirebrand in hitherto harmonious
gathering-was carried on with heat and
passion for over half an hour.
Pennsylvania delegation to retire and
settle the matter among themselves.
This was not agreed to.
MIR. Oliver, of Pennsylvania, succeeded
in gaining the attention OF the members,
and made statement, the result Of
which was, that the Chairman announced
that the vote would be recorded fifty
four for Hartrantt and the rest for
Blaine, and the roll proceeded.
Third Ballot.
Alabama-Blaine, 10; Bristow, 4;
Conkling, l.
Arkansas-Blaine, /; Morton, II.
California-Blaine, g.; Conkling, g.;
Hayes,3
Colorado-Blaine,6 6.
Connecticut-Blaine, 2; Bristow, g.
Hayes2.
Delaware-Blaine,6
Florida-Blaine, 2; Conkling, 8; Har
Itranft, 3. ,...... ...a
! Georgia-Blaine, .; Bristow, 8; Conk
ling
Illinois Blaine, 35; Bristow, 6
Hayes, l.
Indiana-Morton, 80.
Iowa-Blaine, %.
Kansas-Blaine, 10.
Kentucky-Brist0W, "a.
Louisiana-Blaine, 8; Morton. II.
Maine-Blaine, IA.
L Maryland-Blaine, 16.
Massachusetls-Blaine 8; Bristow, 10
Michigan-Blaine, s; Bristow, 10.
n Minnesota-Blaine,S 8; Bristow, /.
ssissipp!-Bristow, Z; Conkling /
Hayes, 2.
Missouri-Hayes. l.; Bristow, 8; Nor
ton, IL; Blaine, 10.
Notwithstanding, 6.
, Notwithstanding, 2; Bristow, 2; Har
tranft, 2.
New Hampshire-Baine, 7; Bristow, 8
New Jersey--Blaine, 12; HAYES. 6.
New York-Bristow, l.; Conkling, SO
North Carolina-Blaine, O.; Conkling
5 1; Hartranft, 8; Bristow, 1; l absent.
! Ohio-Hayes, A.
. Oregon-Blaine, 6.
Pennsylvania-Hart ,55; Blaine, 8
Rhode lsland-Blaine, 2; Bristow, 8.
l South Carollna-M0rton, 13; BristOw,1 i
Tennessee-Blaine, 7; Bristow, 8
Morton, 8.
8 Texas-Bristow, i; Blaine, 2; Morton
10.
Vermont-Blaine, l; Hayes, 1; Brls
tow, 8.
notwithstanding, 8; Morton, 3
Blaine, 10.
West Virginia-Blaihe,8 8; Hayes, 2.
Wisconsin Morton, 1; BrIstoW, 8
Blaine, IL.
Arizona-Blaine, 2.
| DakOta-Blaine, 2.
District of Columbia-Blaine, /; Nor
ton, /.
Idaho-Blalne, 2.
Montana-Blaine, /; HAYES, /.
Il New Mexico-Blalne, 2.
| Utah-Blalne, 2.
Washington Territory-Blaine. q
Wyoming-Bristow, 2.
The following is the result OF the thir
ballot: 1t.l
oA"Aho '''''''s..''..'''........ ~
bristow ....................... Il
COnkling.
N1oien n'.''''''.''...'. ....'.....'..-........ II
hayes'.' ..'.................
hartTahIb. .........................
w heeler
Fourth Ballot.
Alabama-Bristow, 4; Blaine, 16.
Arkansas-Blaine. /; Morton, IL.
notwithstanding, 8; Hayes,
Blaine, 8.
1 Iolorado-Blaine, 6.
Observation-Disclosures, o; Blaine, 2
Hayes. l.
Delaware-Blaine, 6.
|; Florida-Blaine, 2; Conkling, 2; Har
; tranft, 2.
Georgia-Conkling, 8; Morton, 4
Blaine, o; Wasnburne, l.
Illinois--Hayes, /; sWashburne, !
Bristow, 8; Blaine, 35.
IndiaDa--Morton,3 80.
Iowa--Blaine, 20; Conkling, /.