Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-09

| AND HILL
The excitement over the political situation
! was at fever heat yesterday morning, and
the telegraph office was crowded with politi-
clans endeavoring to appear cool and collected.
They were collected but hardly cool. The
first few bsllots seemed to indicate another
day Of dead lock which called forth the opin.
ion from Farmer Treadway that the 'chim
panzee headed caamities" were about to sit
down on the country for another day When
| the news reached the office that Maine had
| begun to break for Garfield the excitement
! began to boil, and it required man with
nine separate sets Of ~ catch half the
comments, opinions and predictions made.
When the ballot reached that stage that it no
, longer contained the elements of uncertainty,
| there was general shout for Garfield, in
which the Grant and Blaine men joined as
heartily as anybody. The Blaine men were
happy that it wasn't Blaine, and all hands
congratulated each other that it wasn't Sher-
man.
HcRKAH FOB GARFIELD.
The news was carried rapidly along the
street, and inside of ten minutes was known
to the remotest corner of the city The flag
of the American Union was Immediately flung
to the bre from the dome Of Nevada Cap
itol, and liberia display of bunting SOON
made its appearance from the principal
buildings on Carson street. The cry went up
H srrah for Garfield. and the more excited
rushed to the nearest aaloon to drink to the
continued good health Of the nominee
eIssoLvING TIL BLAINE CLUB
At the headquarters of the Blaine Club
Their we're good many long faces over the
last eallot which gave Grant 800 and Blaine
AZ, but they soon caught the enthusiasm and
Immediately ordered some hand bills printed
calling a ratification meeting and inviting
everybody to join them in good rousing en-
doris .Ment of the national candidate OF the
Republican party. Their action created no
little merriment among the Republicans who
had declined all along to enthuse for Blaine,
bat it deemed fitting time for reconcil
iation and good feeling and the best of humer
prevailed on all sides.
THE BoURBONs CRAWL OUT OF THEIR HOLES. |
As usual when Republican Presidential |
nomination g announced the Old Jack son |
Democrats get ont in the streets to let the
people know hat an easy thing they have 20
beat. Warren WATSON, Chairman of the
Democratic Central Committee, insisted that
The Convention had adjourned without nomi
natiny a vice President, from ti.e fact that
they had forgotten the existence of such an
offiee. There wasn't Democrat in town who
mt insist that with Garfield as an oppo-
nent, the Democracy would elect their ticket
by at least a million majority. Considering
way for twenty or thirty years, their prognos-
tications upon the subject of national politics
are looked for at regular seasons and may be-
counted on to continue in the same strain
until after Garfeld's election.
LAST NIGHTS RATIFICATION
At half-psst seven o'clock last night a sal
ate Of "a guns announced that the time had
,ome to ratify the nominations Of the Chicago
Convention. A brass bana stationed in front
VI Noor-s Hall played patriotic airs, and
number of bonfres blazed in the street. By
0 cleck the hall was packed with people in
luding number of ladies, and the meeting
vas called to order by E1 Sheriff Swift.
r. OUT TAR OLD RING IN THE NRw.
1t was then announced that the Blaine club
lad ceased to exist, and it was proposed to or
anize as Garfield and Arthur campaign club.
his proposition was received with applause
nd music by the band. The chairman then
allied upon the audience to sign the roll of
he Garfield and Arthur club There was
eneral rush for the stand and nearly the en-
ire audience came forward and signed. "a
BREEZE. |,
Gen. Bartine was then called upon to ad-
ress the meeting just As Judge Harris arose
, address the Chair. There were loud
alls for Harris and Bartine and for several
liEutes great confusion prevailed Harris
az finally recognized by the Chaira he
roceeded to state that as the Blaine Club
ad ceased to exist it should reorganize as a
residential campaign club, and placed Judge
awley in nomination for President amid
nd applause. This motion created quite a r.,
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