The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-15

Ohio-Blaine 9, Sherman "a, Ed
munds 1.
Oregon-Blaine 6.
Pennsylvania-Grant %. Blaine %
Sherman 3.
Rhode Island-Biaire 8.
South Carolina-Grant IL, Sher
man /.
Tennessee - Grant Is, Blaine 6
Sherman l, Edmunds 1.
Texas-Grant IL, Blaine 2, Sher
man 2, Washburne /.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10.
Vi.ginia-Grant 16, Blaine 3, Sher
man l.
West Virginia-Grant /, Blaine 8
Wisconsin - Grant /, Blaine z,
Sherman 3, Washburne =.
Arizona-Blaine 2.
Dakota-Grant /, Blaine /.
District of Columbia - Grant !,
Blaine 1.
Idaho-Blaine 2.
Montana-Blaine 2.
New Mexico-Blaine, 2.
| Utah-Grant 1, Blaine 1.
Washington Territory-Blaine 2.
Wyoming-Grant 1. Blaine 1.
Total number Of votes cast, 755 ;
necessary to a choice 1913. Grant,
3O4: Blaine, 2S4; Sherman. 90 ;
Edmunds, "a; Window, 10; Wash
burne, 30.
When West Virginia was called Mr..
Campbell tried to get the floor for an
explanation, but the chair ruled ii
was out of order, Mr.. Butterworth
rose to a question of privilege and
asked that Mr.. Campbell he allowed
to explain; that he desired to cast the
vote of a proxy, the regular delegate
and alternate being absent.
The chair ruled this also out oi
order and said an opportunity would
be given to explain at the close of roll
call if he so desired.
At the close of roll call the chair
announced that no choice had been
made and directed a call Of the roll
again.
Mr.. Butterworth again asked to
make an explanation. The chair,
however, overruled the explanation
and stated his understanding of the
rule.
SECOND BALLOT.
Alabama-Grant Is, Blame !,
Sherman 3; Kansas-Grant II ;
California-Blaine II; Colorado
Grant 6; Connecticut-Blaine 3,
Edmunds /, Washburne 8; Delaware
Blaine 6; Florida-Grant 3, Blaine
l; Georgia - Grant 6, Blaine s, Sher'
man 8; Illinois-Grsnt "a. Blaine 10,
Washburne 8; Indiana-Grant 2,
Blaine rs. Sherman 2, Washburne I ;
Iowa-Blaine 22 Kansas-Grant 4,
Blaine 6; Kentucky-Grant %,
Blaine /. Sherman 2; Louisapa-
Grant 8, Blaine 2, Sherman 6; Maine
Blaine IA; Maryland-Grant I,
Blaine Z, Sherman 2: Massachusetts
Grant 4, Sherman 2. Edmunds 10
Washburne 1; Michigan-Grant 1
Blaine 81 /; Minnesota-Windom 10
Mississippi-Grant Z, Blaine 4, Sherman
5: Missouri-Grant %; Washburne l
Nebraska-Blaine 6; Nevada-Blain,
6; New Hampshire-Blaine 10: New
lJersev-Blaine is. Washburne, 2
New York-Grant 81, Blaine II
Sherman 2; North Carolina-Gran
5, Sherman Is; Ohio-Blaine 9
Sherman "a. Edmunds |; Oregon
Blaine 6; Pennsylvania-Grant 81
Blaine %, Sherman 20. Garfield 1
Rhode IsIaind-Blaine 8; South Ca
olina--Grant Ii, Sherman 1; Ter
nessee-Grans l6. Blaine 6. Sberma
II, Edmunjs 1; Texas-Grant II
Blaine 2. Sherman 2, Washburne 3
Vermont-Edmunds 10; Virginia
Grant 16. Blaine 8; West Virginia
! Grant l, Blaine 8; Wisconsin-Grar
, [ l, Blaine Z, Sherman 8. Washburne 8
lArizonia-Blaine 2; Dakota Graz
, 1, Blaine |; District of Columbia
Grant l, Blaine l Idaho--Blaine 2
Montana-Blaine 2; New Mexico
r Blain 2; Utah-Grant 1. Blaine
e ~ Washington Teritory-Blaine
- WyomiDg-Grant 2.
," Total number of votes cast, IS;
=; necessary for . choice, 1913. Grar
D. 3O5; Blaine, 282; Sherman. 81
ID Edmunds, 81; Window, 10; Was
~ burne. 81; Garfield, 1.
When Florida was called there y
some dispute between the membe
D. and the chairman as to the c0rrec:n<
Id of the announcement, and after CO
Of siderable consultation the vote Y
q announced as being z for Grant d
= 1 for Blaine.
~ There Was some more discussion
to whether the proxy in West v
giuia could be cast, but the oh,
/. decided in the negative.
The third ballot resulted the 81
a. the second, except that one Y,
from Sherman in Peonsylvania VI
to Benjamin Harrison, Of Indiana
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