The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-06-15
ELE G RAMS! !
NATIONAL
CONVENTION.

AGO, June S.-As the convention was
responded as follows -
{.ma, Grant 16, Blaine l, Sherman }.
IS, Grant IL. California, Blaine II.
10. Grant 8. CONNECTICUT, Blaine 3,
|ds2, Washburne 7. Delaware, Blaine
uda, Grant 8. Georgia, Grant q,
5. Sherman s. Illinois, Grant "a,
10, Sherman l, Washburne 8. In
Grant |, Blaine, 26, Sherman 2, Wash
Iowa, Blaine 22. Kansas, Grant
e6. Kentucky, Grant 20, Blaine /,
3. Louisiana, Grant :, Blaine 2,
s. Maine, Blaine II. Maryland,
Blaine I, Sherman Massachusetts,
Sherman ?, Edmunds 20, Washburne
hisan, Grant l, Blaine 20. Mime
Vindom 10. Mississippi, Grant 6,
4, Sherman G. Missouri, Grant 30,
rnc |. Nebraska, Blaine 6. Nevada,
New Hampshire, Blaine 10. New
Blaine 16, Wxshburne 2. New York,
Blaine II, Sherman 2. North Car
rant 6, Sherman IA. Ohio, Blaine 8,
"a, Edmunds l. Oregon, Blaine 6.
vanla, Grant so, Blaine 23, Sherman
|de IslaEd, Blaine 8. South Carolina,
B, Sherman l. Tennessee, Grant 16,
Is, Sherman l, Edmunds l. Texas,
Blaine 2, Sherman 2, Washburne l.
t, Edmunds 10. Virginia, Grant 1S,
Sherman 1. West Virginia, Grant
5. Wisconsin, Grant |. Blaine z
h3, Washburne 0.
THE TERRITORIES.
"A, Blaine 2. Dakota, Grant 1, Blaine
rct of Columbia, Grant l, Blaine
Blaine 2. Montana, Elaine 2. New
Blaine 2. ULah, Grant l, Blaine |,
ton, Blaine 2. Wyoming, Grant l,
Grant, 304 Blaine, 2S4; Sherman
lburne, 30; Window, 10. Edmunds
asismwas cslisasto ordsrsss q d. nrs
Il 10Th ballot in the vote down tc
there was no change; Florida, six
Grant; down to Kentucky, inclusive,
as lost two, a gain for Grant and Sher.
fw York, Grant 80, Blaine lG, Sher.
Pennsylvania has cast one vote fol
b; down to Wisconsin Blaine has los
alIoL-Grant 305, Blaine 279, ,her.
Edmttnds 81, Window 10, Washburnt
anft |, Garfield l. Blaine loses three
pa and Washhurne gains. On the
lot down to Mississippi, Blaine ha'
Votes and Grant gains one on Ten
mich Blaine loses.
allot--Grant 3OS, Blaine 27G, Sher
Edmunds 81, Window 10, Washburn,
eI |, Hartranft l.
list ballot down to New York there
lange.
I'D ballot down to New York, Gran
One.
I'D ballot Blaine gains Lone frou
|llot-Grant 3O4. Blaine 80, Sherman
unds 81, Washburne 80, Garfield =
10.
allot-Grant 3O5, Blaine 20, Sher
Edmunds 81, Washburne 81, Win,
Garfield ..
al!ot-Grant BOB, Blaine $50, Sher
.dmunds 81, Washhurne 35, Windon
pld2.
alot-Grant 306, Blame PIT, Sher
Ldmunds 81, Washburne So, Windon
ld2.
allot-Grant BOT, Blaine 279, Sher
Ldmunds 81, Window 10, WashDurn'
Fh2.
gate from Massachusetts moved IL
tent till tomorrow. Carried.
ion was demanded, and the roll o
the motion to adjourn being called
I, y Ph to adjourn was carried.
an n. 90, June S.-Everything is in doubt
nj Re men have been disappointed il
Pectations Of larger vote thar
RI The third or fourth ballot. Never
eanti-Grant column, though divided
aidates, seem resolnte as ever not Il
ants nomination. Both the Gran
lS 71rant men caucussed all nigh
cther result than the determination
de to stick. But the Massachusett:
81 my, teriously that they intend t.
30 nomination to-day, which probabl,
ol shelving both Grant and Blaine
says many southern men will breal
Y al to-day, which he thinks will lea'
lerable transfer of Sherman men t.
M lead to the latter's nomination
founced observers still consider sucl
. possible, but all appear to think tn
A. will finish to-day.
Vention was called to order at 1885
hour the delegates were generally il
'A. After prayer the chair ordere
all for the 10Th ballot and it wa
al with.
'otl ballot, when The Territory {
was called the response (Which ha
been Grant l, Blaine y wa
Blaine l, General Philip II. Shel
FOR some time it WAS suppose
last vote was for Sherman, AM
20 announced it but when the res
J cut it was appreciated by the col
hd audience and there was \ goo
thusiasm stirred up. Gen. Sher
had seat on the platform, wa
,R by chairman Hoar aud pleasant
w a hted.