The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-06-09

three votes from Biaine TO Washburne; in
NoIth Carol ma one vote went from sherman
Blaine TO Gl ant. In Virginia two votes from
sherman went to Blaine.
Totais-Grant- % 8; Blaine, 276; sherman. %;
Edm anos. 81: -; Wludom. lG Washburne- -35
CARRIED, /; HaaItranit, 1.
TwEETY-FIRsT BALLOT.
The twenty-first ballot was the same as the
twentiei h, except that in South Carolina one
vote was char ged from Grent 10 Sherman; N
Texas one vote we ut from Grant to Blaine; in
Virginia one went from Blaine TO Sherman,
and In the District Of Columbia one vote went
from Grant TO Sherman.
Totais-Gnant, sO5: Blame. 276; sherman, 90; !;
Edmurds, 81; Window, 10; Washburne, IS;
GARFIELD, l; Hartranft, L.
TTENTY-sECoND BALLOT.
The twen:y-second ballot differed from the
twenty-first only IN the following respect: In
sherman; in North Carolina that delegate
changed back from Sherman to Grant and in
Texas one vote from Blame went to Sherman.
Totals-Grant, 305; blaine, z75; Sherman, 81 /;
Edmunds, 81; Window, 10; Washburne, 35;
Garfield, /; HaItranft, /.
TwEETY-THIRD RsLLoF.
The twenty-tisird ballot showed the follow
ing changes: In Indiana one vote went from
Sherman to Blaine. In North Carolina that
delegate transferred himself from Grant to
sherman again. In Pennsy vania one vote
went from Hartranft TO Garfield, and in West
Virginia one from Blaine went to Washburne.
Totals-GTant, AO4; Blaine, 276: sherman, 81 /;
fsotLunus, ols MlhConl, ~; WeshDurne, 80;
Garfield, 2.
TWENTY FOURTH BALLoTT.
The twenty-fourtn ballot showed, as usual,
changes in the vote in the Southern States.
When Louisiana was called the Chairman of
the delegation. after announcing the result,
asked 10 have the delegation polled; but as no
delegate questioned the correctness of the vote
the Chairman refused to order st. The changes
were in Louisiana two votes from Sherman 10
Blaine. In Mississippi one from sherman to
Grant. In North Carolina that delegate re-
one vote went from Grant to Sherman. In
West Virginia one went from Washburne to
ToiaIs-Grant, SO5; Blaine, 27s: sherrn an, SO;
EdmuDds. 81; Window, 10; Washburne, IS;
Garfisld,2.
THE TWENTY FIFTH BALLOT.
The twenty fifth ballot resulted in the fol-
lowing changes: In Mississippi one vote from
maa. in North Carolina that delegate got
back TO Sherman, again deserting Grant. In
Texas one vote went from Sherman TO Blaine.
In Wisconsin one vote went from Washburne
TO Blafue.
Totals-Grant, SO2; Blaine. 2sl; Sherman,
"a; Edmunds. 81; Window, 10; Washburne, 30;
When New Mexico wes called, General
Tracy, OF New YORK, challenged the vote, and
the roll was demanded. Tne poll showed
both votes for Blaine, the same rs announced.
The announcement OF the ballot was received
with tremendous cheers.
TWENTY SIXTH BALLOT.
On the twenty-sixth ballot the only changes
were one vote in North Carolina from Sner-
man TO Grant, and In Wisconsin one from
Blaine to Washburne.
TwENTY-sEvENTH BALLOT.
The twenty-seventh ballot resulted the
same as the twenty-sixth, excepted in Mary
land one vote went from Sherman to Grant;
| in Mississippi one went from Sherman 10
Grant, and one from Washburne 20 Grant; in
North Carolina one went from Grant to Sher-
man in Tennessee one went from Blaine 70
Washburne in Texas one went from Blaine
| to Grant; in the District of Columbia one
went from Blaine to Sherman.
Totsls-Grant, 306; Blaine, z77; Sherman, 93
| EfmuDds, 81; WINDOW, 10; Washburne, So
| Garfield, 9
The announcement of the ballot was re-
ceIyed with cheers.
A MOTION TO ADJOURN.
A delegate from Massach husetts moved to ad.
/ journ up'i 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. II
was decided carried.
Mr.. Conkling disputed the decision of the
Chair.
After another vote aud demand for roll cal
| the motion was withdrawn, and the twenty
| eighth roll call proceeded.
TWENTY EIGHTH BALLOT.