National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09

Sherman to Grant; Illinois from Blaine to
Washburne Indiana from Sherman to Blaine |
and from Washburne to Windom Mississippi |
from Grant 10 Washburne; Wisconsin from |
Washburne TO Blaine. The ballot resulted
Grant, 309 Blaine, 276 Sherman, 10; Ed
munds, IL; Washburne, Al; Window, d; Gar.
field, 1.
Thirty-fourth Ballot
The thirty. fourth ballot was thon ordered
Alabama increased for Grant from the alb
sentee delegate who had returned. Indiana
transferred from Washburno to Blaine.
Tennessee transferred from Blaine to Grant.
In Wisconsin Grant gains /; Garfield gains
16, being from Washburne, 8 from
Blaine ard 3 from sherman. Totals: Grant,
312; Blaine 275; Sherman, 107; Edmunds,
IL; Washburno, 80; Window, a; Garfield, II.
Garfield refused use OF his name.
Thirty.ffth Baliot--Grant Gaining.
Thirty.6fth ballot, Indiana gavc Garfield
81; Grant. /; Blaine, 9. Maryland, Blaine gots
from Sherman and Garfield 4 from Sher-
man. Minnesota, l from Window TO Grant.
North Carolina transfers 1 from Sherman 10
Garfield. Pennsylvania, Grant and Wash.
hurne gain each from Blaine. Total; Grant,
3l3; Blaine, 257; sherman, 90; Edmunds, IL;
| Washburne, 90; Window, 3; Garfield, 80.
General Garfield Attempts TO Speak.
At announcement of tho totals of the thirty.
which the friends of Grant and Garfield Joined.
Then Garfield was seen to rise up on his seat
and was heard amid the uproar to address the
| chair
Tho chairman inquired for what purpose the
| gentlemen roso
"ro Il question of order" said Garfield.
"rhc gentleman will state it," said the
chair.
Il challenge" said Garfield, "tho correct
ness Of the announcement that contains votes
for INC. No man has right without the con.
sent OF the person voted for to have his name
announced and voted for in this convention.
Such consent have not given"
| The chairman interrupted and said the gem
tleman was not stating question oforlor, and
he directed the clerk to proceed with the
next ballot. Grants gain was cheered by his
supporters.
Thrty-sixth Ballot.
Tho ihirty-sixth ballot was then called.
| Connecticut transfers from Blaine and o from
| Wushburne to Garfield. Georgia transfers
| from Sherman to Blaine. l from Sherman to
Garfield. Illinois gives Garfield Z, 4 of them
from Blaine, from Washburne. Indiana
| transfers from Blaine to Garfield. Great OK
citcmcnt was apparent in the Ohio delegation.
Convention rose and chcered Garfield, as did
the galleries. Imdianas vote stands-Gmnt, T.;
Garfield 30. The Sherman and Ohio men and
New York anti.Grant led in grand applause
|
mutual congratulation. Iowa followed with
% for Garfield There was scene Of great
confusion, which the officers of the convention
could not control for long time Kansas
transfers from Blaine to Garfield and holds
its for Grant Kentucky transfers from
Sherman 10 Garfield. Louisiana transfers 8
| Blaine and Sherman votes 10 Garfield Maine
gave Garfield IA. [Great cheersl Maryland
announced Grant 6, Garfield 10.
Tho vote of Maryland being disputed the
roll was called in detail, resulting-Garfcld.
10; Grant, 6. Massachusetts, for Grant, 90
for Garfield. Michigan gave 81 for Garfield.
The Grant men generally stand by their
colors. Minnesota gave 2 for Grant, s for
Garfield. Mississippi gave for Grant, 9 for
Garfield New York gives Garfield 20 votes,
Missouri /, Nevada 3, Ohio 43, Oregon 6, Penn
sylvania 81. Missouri called in detail, result
ing-Grant, 90; Garfield, /. Nevada gave Gar
field 6. Announcement challenged, and on
call the result was--Garfeld 3; Blaine l;
Grant 2. Grant leaders are doing their best
to hold their forces, apparently in hope that
Garfield can't get majorLy.] New Hampshire
10 for Garfield. New Jersey gave Garfield IS.
New York--Grant, So Garfield, 90. North
Carolina--Grnt, 5; Garfield, Is. 0hio-Gar-
field, 43. Oregon-Garfeld, 6. Pennsylvania
Grant, 81; Garfield, 81; Rhode Island, Garfield
s; South Carolina, Grant to Garfield. Tho
latter vote was challenged for alleged mac
curacy; the roll call resulting Grant 8; Gar
field 6. Ut will be noted that part of Baine's
voto was still cast for him. Tennessee an.
nouncos Garfield, Z; Graut, 1G; Blaine, L. The
announcement was challenged The vote
polled resulted: Grant, 15; Blaine. /; Garfield,
8. Texas cast 3 for Garfield; Grant, 13. Yer.
mont, 10 from Edmunds to Garfield. Vir-
gnia announced Grant, 8; Garfield, g. West
Virginia, Garfield, o; Grant, l. Wisconsin, 9
for Grant; IS for Garfield, which gave him $40,
just being majority of all.
The galleries sprang to their feet, as we'll Ms
the great body of anti-Grant delegates, and
there was wild scene of enthusiastic cheer.
ing. The banners of Massachusetts, Maine
California, Vermont, Michigan and other
anti-Grant states moved toward and sur.
rounded tho Ohio delegation Tho military
band in the hall struck up "Rally Around the
Flag" in which the immense audience
joined with great voice and in remarkably
good time,
When order was restored Wisconsin cor
: rccted her vote to Is for Garfield. Arizona
gave Garfield 9; District of Columbia, Garfield
2; New Mexico, Garfield 2; Utah, Garfield 2
. Washington, Garfield 2; Wyoming Garfield 2
Figures of the 3Olh Ballot.
The totals of the seth ballot were
Grant 10
Garfield ~
Blaine
MOshDurllo.
The follow ing is tho thirty-sixth ballot b,
states: