The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-13
ELKo, NEVADA, SUNDAY,
Blaine, 2s1; Sherman. s5; .Edmunds,
80; Window. 10; washburne. 81; Gar

80; Window. lOi Washburne. 81; Gar
hrld. I. '.'at ... 's"i a'' -'aa''
Fifth baiIot-sane as fourth. i" 'h' d.
Sixth bailot-G Grunt. sos; Biiine, 2st;
Sherman. 81; EdmundS. -; Window.
10; washburne, 81; Garfield. 2. 7a. .r'
Seventh ballot-Gtant, SIS; Blaine,
2sl; Sherman. 81; Edsnnnds. 81; Win
dom. 10; wa.hburue. 81; Garfield, 9.
Harrison, OF Indiann. moved TO take
n recess; lost. -.~ ..''.t. .--' 2"' .t
Eighth ballot-Grant. 3o6; Blaine,
2sl; Sherman. OF; Edmunds. 81; Win
dom. 10; wnshburne. 80; Garfield. /.
Ninth ballot Grant. 3o5; Blniuc, 9S2;
Sherman. 80; Edmunds. 81; Window,
10; Garaeld. 1; washburne. %. -0
Tenth ballot-Grant. 3O5; Blaine.
2S2: Sherman 81; Edmunds. 81; Win.
dom, 10; washburue. SO; Garfield, 9;
Hayes, 1. ''" '-. "'.
Eleventh ballot Grnnt. 3o5; Blaine,
2Sl; Sherman, %; Edmunis, 81; Win
dom. 10; washburne, 80; Garfield, 2;
Hayes, I. ..... -.'"''... -''.. r... .
Notion to adjourn uLtil O'Clock; |;
lost Boz r"'...
Twelfth ballot--Grnnt, 3oi; Blaine,
1888; Sherman, %; Edmunis, 81; VIM
dom, 10; washourue. 33; Garfield. l.;
Hayes, o. 1'.' T-. 'r ''r' .''...
Balloting continued without material
change until the 18th was taken, with,
in few minutes of o'clock, when Il
motion to adjourn until Z p. N. was car.
ried. and nothing further WIS obtained
before our going to press. .".'. -.
The Convention continued to vote for
n candidate for the Presidency last
night. until the 2Sth ballot withon, any
changes of significance aud then ad.
journed until this morning. ''.
On rcaSsembling this morning. the
Convention was called 10 order ut 1885,
and u few minutes later, voting began
Oh the 29th bnRpt. resulting about the
same as i'll most OF the prev ious ballots,
aud the voting continuing with little or
no changes until tue 3ith was reached.
On the 3Ith ballot. Blaine gained
slN in Indiana, and Grant got one from
blaine i'll Tennessee. Wisconsin broke
for Garfield. The vote stood-Grant.
3l2; Sherman. fO7; washburne. 32;
Edmunds. IL; winlom. 3; Garfield, II;
Blaine. 275.
On the 3ith ballot, Indiana broke for
Garfield, giving him IL votes. anil 2 for
Blaine. Maryland also gave two votes
for Garfield. Grant al so got one from
Minnesota. The vote stood Grant,
3la; Blaine, ~; Sherman. lni; Win.
dom, 3; + Elmlnls, IL; Garfield, 90;
WaShburuc. %.
On the 3Gth ballot, two of Diaine's
votes III Councc icut went over 10 g r.
field, that State giving the latter eleven
votes. Blaine also lost four votes in
Illinois. which went to Garfield. In.
diana then cast % votes for HIM, which
occasioned great excitement; the Con-
veution cheering for Garfield; the
confusion growing out of the trading on
the part OF Delegates being beyond con
control, and it was impossible to restore
order. Iowa then went over to Garfield
with % votes; Kaushs with votes;
Louisiana cast her 8 into the pool.
and Maine broke in the same direction.
Tennessee wheeled into liue with z
votes aud 1t Was then claimed that q
field would secure 800 votes ON the
ballot. .... .-.r...,. ....... .s.r ..ar
Massachusetts,, Michigan, N braska.
New HNmshire, New Jersey, North Car.
oliui and Pennsylvania broke for Gar.
field; Miuuesota gave him 10 votes;
New York, 20. aud Ohio. 43. South
Carolina also went With the current.
Vermont gave its entire vote To Cur
field, and while the vote Of Virginia
WAS being polled, his nom;nstion was
announced amid tho widest enthus-
iasm, which drowned even the music Of
tho binds, which had begun playing
Many States gathered their banners aud
drew around the victorious candidnt..
The official roll c.ll of. s,nles on tht
3Gth ballot showed the vote: Garfield.
3yJ; Grant. JOG: Blaine. 10; Sherman,
3; wnshburnc, s. 10Y POW. "
Conkling and Logan congratulated
The party on its choice, and ou motion
Of tho former the nomination was mad,
unanimous-as usual.
Hale pledged The support Of The
Blaine forces TO the nominee. After
the thunders Of applause which fol.
lowed this announcement had subsidized.
motion by Harrison OF Indiana. TO
take a recess until 8 p. N. was carried.
TnE Stpek kIehange exhibits its lack
ottaitb IN tho ODDLY Mayor Of San
Francisco. MS follows. '.
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