Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-06-11
Motion to adjourn till 7p. NJ, carried.
EVENING SESSION. .tsa

EVENING SESSION. T. .''.
CHICAGO, June 7.-Tremendous crow(
at the convention hall. The convention
was called to order at 1898 p. III. .,.....,s
. NINETEENTH BALLOT.
Grant gaines one in Alabama from
Blaine, also in Florida; Sherman gaining
one in Illinois from Washburne, 2 il
Maryland from Grant and Washburne
Pennsylvania one from Blaine for Hart
;ranft; Georgia from Blaine to Grant
Washburne gets two in Indiana from
Blaine; Grant gains one from Sherman
in North Carolina and one from Blaine
Grant, 3O5, Blaine 279, Sherman So Ed
munds 81, Washburne 80, Window 10 Gar
field 1, Hartranft 1. Total, 755. Neces
sary for choice, 377.
TWENTIETH BALLOT.
Grant 3O9, Blaine 276, Sherman SO, Ed
munds 81, Washburne 35, Window TO-
Hartranft 1, Garfield 1.
TwENTY-FIRsT BALLOT.
Grant 3O7, Blaine 276, Sherman 95, Ed.
munds 81, Washburne IS. Window TO-
Hartrauft Garfield 1.
TWENTY-sECOND BALLOT.
Grant 305, Blaine 275, Sherman 81,
Washburne IS, Edmunds 81 Window 10,
Garfield 1, Hartranft1 1.
TWENTY-THIRD BALLOT.
Grant 304, Blaine 275, Sherman 81,
Washburne sc, Edmunds 81, Window 10,
Garfield g.
TWENTY Y-FOURTH BALLOT.
Grant 3O7, Blaine 279, Sherman 90, Ed
munds 81, Washbu1ne 35, Window 10,
Garfield 2.
TWENTY-TIFTH BALLOT.
Grant 302, Blaine 291, Sherman "a, Ed.
munds 81, Washburn 30, Window 10,
Garfield 2.
TWENTY. SIXTH BALLOT.
Grant 303, Blaine $50. Sherman SO,
Washburne 81, Edmunds 36, Window I,
Garfield 2.
TWENTY-sEVENTH BALLOT.
Grant 306, Blaine 277, Sherman 90, Ed
munds 81, Washburn 36, Window 10,
Garfield 2. Motion to adjourn at 9:30
roll call demanded and defeated.
TwENTY-EIGIITH BALLOT.
Grant 307, Blaine 279, Sherman 81, Ed
munds 81, Washhurne IS, Window 10,
Garfield g. Adjourned till 10 a. NJ, after
29th ballot
TUESDAY MORNING SESSION.
From 2Sth to 34th ballot, substantially
the same.
THIRTY-FOURTH BALLOT.
Grant 312, Blame 275, Sherman 107,
Washburne A, Edmunds II, Window T.
Garfield II. Garfield challenges correct
ness of votes, referring his count to con-
vention.
THIRTY-FIFTH. BALLOT. .
Indiana broke for Garfield at 1880 p.
m. Indiana 81 for Garfield, 2 for Blaine,
at 1890 p. m. Maryland gives 2 for Gar.
field. Grant gets vote from Minnesota.
12:H p. IL. Grant gains 2 in Pennsyl
vania, which Blaine loses. Grant 313,
Blaine 257, Sherman 101, Window 1, Ed
munds II, Garfield so, Washburne %.
TuIRTY-sIxTH BALLOT.
Official: Garfield 800, Grant, 306,
Blaine 42, Sherman g. Wash
burne 5. Conkling moved TO make nom
ination unanimous. Hale seconded the
motion, and pledged the support Of the
Blaine forces in electing the nominee.
(Great cheering). Melton by Harrison
of Indiana to take recess till p. M, car
ried
TUESDAY EVENING SESSION.
Evening session there was great excite
ment and numerous gratulations over
the mornings work. After some little
discussion, the convention proceeded to
put in nomination candidates for the
Vice Presidency. Pixley Of California
nominated Washburne, which was Sec
onded by Dennis Mccarthy. Robinson
nominated Marshall Jewell, and Hicks
nominated Judge Settle, which was Sec
onded by Harris Houck then nomi-
mated Horace Maynard. Gov. Wood
ford then arose and in neat speach, NOM
mated Chester A. Arthur which
was seconded by Dennison, Kill
patrick, Lynch, (coloreD Mission and
Flley. Chambers nominated Davis, Of
Texas, when the first ballot was pro-
ceeded with, resulting as follows:
Arthur, 4GS; Washburne, 1893; Jewell,
A; Maynard, 80; Bruce, 8; Settle, 1;
Weodford, i; Allison, 4; Davis, 1.
.Arthur's nomination was made unani-
nous and the convention adjourned.
Good nature prevailed and the ticket is
considered a very strongo one.
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