The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-09

fers from Sherman to Blaine and from
Sherman TO Garfield Illinois gives Garfield
I, four of them from Blaine 3 from Wash.
burne; Indiana transfers 2 from Blaine to
Garfield Great excitement apparent in the
Ohio delegation. The convention resounded
with cheers for Garfield, as did the galleries.
Indiana votes stand Grant |, Garfield 90.
Sherman and Ohio men and New York anti
Grant men lead in grand applause for Gar.
field, kiasing their hands to each other in
mutual CALCULATIONS. Iowa followed with %
tor Garfield. There was a scene Of great
confusion, which the officers of the oonyen-
ton could MT control for long time
Kansas transfers 6 from Blaine to Garfield
and holds its for Grant, and Kentucky
transfers 3 from Sherman to Garfield. Louisi
ana transfers Blame and Sherman votes
to Garfield. Maine gave Garfield
II Great checrsl, Maryland announced
Grant, d; Garfield, TO- Tho vote of Mary
land was disputed and the roll was called in
| detail, resulting; Garfield, 10; Grant, 8,
Massachusetts A for Grant, % for Garfield.
Michigan gave Il for Garfield. The Grant
men generally st nd by their colors. Mime
sofa gave for Grant, for Garfield. Mis-.
sissippi for Grant and . tor Garfield New
York gives Garfield 90; Missouri, /: Nevada
3; Ohio, Az; Oregon, Garfield, 6; Pennsylva.
MIA, q. Down to the State of Pennsylvania
Garfield has 1913 votes.
Garfield has majority apparently on the
thirty-tfth ballot.
WILD WITH EXCITEMENT.
The convention is wild with excitement
1t is cheering loudly.
! A band struck up, but could not be hear(
tor the cheering,
The different States have seized their ban
ners and gathered around Ohio, where Gar
field sits.
BURNING POWDER.
Cannon are being fired on the outside.
New York gave Garfield 20 votes Mis-
souri, Nevada l Ohio 43; Oregon 6
Pennsylvania, II, Missouri was called in detail
and resulted Garfield 20; Garfield |; Nevad,
at first CAV Garfield G. but the announce
ment was challenged and the call resulted
Garfield 3, Blaine |, Grant Q
The Grant leaders were doing their best I
hold their forces together, apparently wit
the hope that Garfield would not get ma
jority.
New HAMPSHIRE gave Garfield q; Ne'
Jersey lS New York, Grant so; CARTEL
TO- North Carolina, Grants; Garfield 10
Ohio, Garfield AZ; Oregon, Garfield 6; Penn
sylvanm, Grant 81, Garfield 81; Rhode |;
land, Garfield 8; South Carolina, Grant
Garfield +; Tennessee, Grant Is, Blaine
Garfield 8; Texas, Grant Is, CARTEL
3; Vermont, Garfield 10; Virginia, Grant
Garfield 81 West Virginia, Garfield Q, Graz
]; Wisconsin, GRANITE, Garfield 49, whic
gave him $40, just majority.
All the audieutc in the galleries sprang
their feet, us did also great body of III
! anti Grant delegates on the floor with enthi
siustic cries, and for n few moments there WI
scene of wild excitement. The banners
Massachusetts, Maine, California, Wisconsin
; Michigan and othor mti-Grant States move
/; toward and surrounded the Ohio delegatio
The military band IN the hall struck Y
] Orally Round the Flag" in which the IL
a menso audience joined with one great vol
o and in remarkably good time.
e When order was restored, Wisconsin &C
Q rected her vote TO Is for Garfield; ArizoG
e Garfield .; District OF Columbia, Garfield
n New Mexico, Garfield 2; Utah, Garfield
g Washington Territory, Garfeld2; Wyomin
g Garfield 2.
n The Chair announced that Mr.. Garfield,
|. Ohio, having received majority of the who
vote cast was nominated for President of Il
United States, and asked, ''shall his nomin
ton be made Unanimous"
), Mr.. Conkling said he had intendc
to move that the nomination be made unar
NOUS but the Chair had anticipated his
marks. He briefly addressed the conventio
O hoping that the unanimity now display,
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