The Russellville Democrat., 1876-06-22
CINCINNATI.
The Republicans Name their Candidate for the Pres
 idency.
Blaine, Morton, and COnkling
 to the Rear.
Hayes, of Ono. the Nominee.
Wheeler, of New York, second
 on the Ticket.

Wheeler, of New York, second
 on the Ticket. CINCINNATI, June 16. The vote on the seventh ballot stood: Hayes, 3s4; Blaine, 351 ; Bristow, 2l. Necessary to choice 379. Hays having received ma jority of all the votes cast was de- clared the nominee.
 The balloting was as follows: FIRST BALLOT. Blaine 29l, Bristow 113, Conk- ling 96, Morton 125, Hayes 65, Jewell II, Hartranft 5S, Wheeler 3. SECOND BALLOT.
 Blaine 29S, Bristow l13, Morton III, Conkling 93, Hayes 64,. llart- ranft 63, Wheeler 3, Washburne l. THIRD BALLOT. Blaine 2S3, Bristow l2l, Conkling 90, Hartranft 6S, Hayes 67, Morton i l13, Wheeler ?, Washburne l. FOURTH BALLOT. | Blaine 292, Bristow l26, Conkling si, Hartranft Il, Hayes 6S, Morton ] 10S, Washburne Wheeler ,. THE FIFTH BALLOT was then taken, as follows: Blaine 2S6, Bristow III, Conkling S2, Hart ranft 70, Hayes l04, Morton 95, Wrshburne 3, Whecler2. Total 755.
 THE SIXTH BALLOT, as follows: Blaine 30S, Bristow III, :, ConkliHg Sl, Hartranft 50, Hayes l13, Morton S5, Washburne 4, Wheeler ?. Total 754.
 The voting at the seventh ballot was as follows:
 SEVENTH BALLOT.
 Alabama, Blaine 19, Bristow l.
 Arkansas, Blaine II, Hayes l.
 California, Blaine 6, Hayes 6.
 Colorado, Blaine 6. Connecticut, Blaine ?, Bristow :, Hayes 3.
 Delaware, Blaine 6.
 Florida, Blaine s.
 Feorgia, Blame II, Bristow l.
 Illinois, Blaine 8, Bristow 5, Hayes ?.
 When Indiana was called, Cum back took the platform and with drew the name of Morton.
 Indiana, Bristow 5, Hayes 25. Iowa, Blaine P. Kansas, Blaine 10. When Kentucky was called Har- Ian withdrew BIistow, and cast Ken tucky's 24 votes for Hayes.
 Cumback, Bristow being with drawn, announced that Indiana cast her other votes for Hayes.
 Ingersoll made the point of order that under the rules no change of the vote of any state once recorded could be be made during that ballot. The chair ruled the point well taken.
 Louisiana, Blaine l4, Hayes ?.
 Maine, Blaine II.
 Maryland, Blaine 16. | Massachusetts, Blaine 5, Hayes 1. Michigan, Hayes 22.
 Minnesota, Blaine 9, Hayes l.
 Mississippi, Hayes l6.
 Missouri, Blaine 20, Hayes II.
 Nebraska, Blaine 6.
 Nevada, Hayes 6.
 New Hampshire, Blaine :, Hayes 3.
 New Jersey, Blaine 12, Hayes 6.
 New York, Hayes 6l, Blaine 9. When New York was called Pom- eroy rose to the platform, and said to indicate that the vote of New York is for unity and victory she casts Gl votes for Hayes and 9 for Blaine.
 North Carolina, Hayes 20.
 Ohio, Hayes II,
 Oregon, Blaine 6.
 When Pennsylvania was called, Cameron withdrew Hartranft and voted 2S for Hayes and 34 for Blaine. Rhode Island, Blaine ?, Hayes 6.
 South Carolina, Blaine z, Hayes z. Tennessee, Blaine 6, Hayes IS.
 Texas, Blaine l, Hayes 15.
 Vermont, Hayes 10.
 Virginia, Blaine If, Hayes s.
 West Virginia, Blaine G, Hayes 4.
 Arizona, Blaine ?.
 Dakota, Blaine ?.
 District of Columbia, Blaine ?.
 Idaho, Blaine ?.
 Montana, Hayes ?.
 New Mexico, Blaine ,.
 Utah, Blaine ?.
 Washington, Blaine ?.
 Wyoming, Blaine ?.
 The nomination of Wm. A. Wheeler. of New York. for vice president was made unanimous.
 The following names were select ed by the convention to constitute the National Committee:
 Jere Haralson, Alabama; Powell Clayton, Arkansas; Geo. c. Cor ham, California; Marshall Jewell, Connecticut; Samuel l.. Harrison, Delaware; Wm. J. Purman, Flori- da; James G. Devoe, Georgia; J. P. Root, Illinois; Wm. Cumback, In- diana; John Stone, Iowa; John A. Martin, Kansas; Vim. c. Goodloe, Kentucky; F. B. $. Pinchback, Louisiana; Wm. F. Frye, Maine ; Chas. c. Fulton, Maryland; John F. Hoar, Massachusetts; Zach. Chandler, Michigan; John T. Aver ill, Minnesota G. NJ. Buchanan, Mississippi; Chauncery l. Filley, Missouri; l.. w. Osborne, Nebraska !; John F. Jones, Nevada; George A. IIalsey, New Jewsey; A. B. Cornell, New York; Thos. B. Klogh, North Carolina; A. T. Wickhoff, Ohio; H. W. Scott, Oregon; Nelson ". All dridge, Pennsylvania; John F. Pat terson, South Carolina; Wm. Pule, Tennessee; NJ. $. Colburn, Vermont ; J. D. Sener, Virginia; John w. Mason, West Virginia; Elisha Enos, Wisconsin; Newton Edmunds, Da- kota; Sales J. Bowen, District of Columbia; Thomas Donaldson, Ida ho; A. B. Battle, Montana; stephen E. Elkins, Elkins, Now Mexico John k. Mcbride, Utah; Orange Innnhs MaslIinvtnn. M CareN.