The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-06-15

this cohVenticn, but there is no way in which
eooiu accept nomination by this convention
except would be permitted to turn it over
10 my pest friend" [Cheers.]
,oieriuan then returned to his seat and the
chairman (apologeticallyl said that he 1.-THE
cnAirhlahl had presumed upon the permission
| OF the convention to allow the illustrious SOL
dier who had just spoken to Interrupt the Or
der OF proceedings. That, however, would
| De privilege accorded to no other person
! whatever.
The result of the ballot was then an.
| nouhced as follows: Grant 3OG. Blaine 2795
sherman llS, Edmunds IL, Washburne 80.
Window 4, Garfield 2.
On the 34th ballot Alabama increased one
lor Grant ti"lE the absent delegate, who had
returned; Indiana transferred ak from Wash
burne to Blaine When the 34th ballot Was
called tennessee transferred from Blaine to
Grant. In Wisconsin Grant gains one and
Garfleld gains sixteen, eight being frem Wash
burne, five from Blaine and three from Sher-
| man.
Totals of 34th ballot-Grant 312, Blaine
10, Sherman lO7, Edmunds II, Washburne
81, Windom.4, Garfield II.
At the announcement of the totals there
was great applause, in which the friends of
Grant and Garfield joined. Then Garfield
was seen TO rise up in his seat, and was heard
(amld ths uproar) to address the chair The
chairman inquired for what purpose the gen
tleman rose.
"ro q question of order" said Garfield.
"lhe gentleman Sill state it," said the
chairman.
IL challenge" said Garfield, "the correct
ness OF the announcement that contains votes
for me. No man has right without the con-
| sent Of the person voted for to have his name
announced and voted for in this convention
! Such consent have not given"
sentl.man wa. NOT ,tati,r onsst;on ,~ ~ WV Wv
| der. and he directed tho clsrt to nroo.sd u;tb
| the n.xt h.llot "'''
Grants gain was che.red nv his .pnnort.rs
| Wben tho a6b haIIot ~. c.lIsd TdnnSot;
cut tr.n,ferred two from Rlaine and MIN.
| from W.shhurne to Garfield C.ora;. franc
| farred on. from sherman to Rl.;no .nd On.
from Sherman to E,rfi.l1. IIl;nois o.vs C.r
field seven. four of them from Rlsine and
three from Washhurn. Indian. tr.nsf.rrad
two from Rlaine tn q CarfieId
| Great exc;tem.nt vo, .nns,en, in n. Ohio
del.gation ,The c,,ventipp ro.a .md nba.rad
Garfield. As did the galleries Nh. indian.
vote stands Grant and Carield 90 Sh.r
man and the Ohio men and tn. Nev Vork
| anti Grant men lead in . grand hur.t ~ an
| nI.use for Garfield kixsino hands to .,rb
oth.r in mutual pratifration.
3tith b,lIot t,inw. follov.d with 90 for
Garfield A scene of great confnson en.u.d
| which The officers of the convention could
NOT control for com. tim. K.ns,s r.n,f.r.
{; from Rlaine to Garfield and holds its fom,
for Grant Keptucky trap.fer. 2 from Sbar.
,n.n tn csrG.lJ fono;sn, tr.nsfars S
Ria;,. and Sh.ru,,, xotss ta 1iar6sIa Ma;ns
tSsve 5sa riiaid III rCreat cheers
az bai,ot GarfeId 900 Te7o naca.ssrv +,
cboice1. Grant 2O6. Rla;ne 40. Sherman
2. Wa.bburna
|
CHICAGO, June Slogan pledged himself
TO sustain the nomination ana earnestly De-
lieved that victory would crown their efforts.
beaver, OF pennsylvania, on oeha't OF
that State, seconded the nomlnaLlon. Ihe
country might expect from hef Tie largest
candidate for many wears.
When the majority for Garfield became evil
deht the Saiieries sprung TO tlielr ice, as wen
or, Sc" ooNs A
ana llere WAS via scelie VI eIlIiuslae.le ,s.l
Ws;, ,,;tt.;n Wen,,o". W;ani,raI .nI
Name, Cailiofha, vermont M'chisah anu
surrouudej the Ohio DELEGATION, The mill
tary band in the hall struck up" Rally Round
lhe Flag" in which the immense audience
Joined with a great voice and i'll remarkably
good time Hhen oruer was ihai'y res.ote'' r'
Wisconsin counted h"r 'olt c'Stl'ecn i"'
10 D It,oh WasLinnton . Wynnnn ,
~ ~ o,".i ~. srfI hoi,ot vas. G,r-
field. 800: Grant, oO6: Blaine. A.; Sherma n,
3: Washburne, 5.
The chair announced that James A. Gar
field of Ohio. had received a majority of the
| xhoja votas csst and was nominated for pres-
dent Of the United States, and asked small
his nomination be made unanimous:
Conkns said h" had intended to move NOV TO to
make the nomination unanimous o,iI ''o
chair had ahtlclpa.eu nun ne oi.eny Hur :,
dressed te ooVeao, na ,"lI bPI h ,rs,sfrrau r TO
now Ilsplayeu mere Moaiu " -, u ','h' ia,rad