Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-17

Arkansas. w. Dorsey.
California-Horace Davis.
Colorado-John l.. Routt
Observation-Disclosures Jewell
Delaware-Chrstian Febger.
F1orida-Wm. l.. Hicks.
Georgia-James g. Deyoe.
Ininois-John A. Logan.
Indiana--.John c. New.
Icws-Iohn +. Eunpe
Kansas-John A. Martin.
Kentucky--W. o. Bradley.
Louisiana-Henry C. Yarmouth
Maine--Wm p. Frye.
Mary land-James A. Garry.
Observation-Disclosures f. Hoar.
Michigan--James Y. Stone.
Mississippi--Geo G. Mckee.
Missouri-Chauncey j. filey.
Observation-Disclosures w. Dawes.
Nevada--John ". Mackey.
New Hampshire-Wm. L. Chandler.
New Jersey-teo. A. Hasey.
New York-Thomas c. Plat.
North Carolina-W. =. Cassoday
Ohio-W. c. Cooper.
Oregon-D @. ireland.
Pennsylvania. Donald Cameron.
Rhr &c rsland-Wm. A. Pierce.
South Carolina-Samue Lee.
Tennessee-Wm Rule.
Vermont-Geo. W. Hooker
Virginia--Samuel NJ. Yost
West virginia--John W. Mason.
Wsconsn-Elihu Enos.
Aforementioned G. Mccormick.
Idaho-Geo. l. Shoup.
Montana-A. H. Beatie.
New Mexico-S. B. Elkns.
Utah-C. NJ. Bennett.
Washington Territory-Thomas T. Miner
Wyoming-Joseph l.. Carey.
Minnesota-E. NJ. Sabn
DISQUALIFICATION Edmunds.
The question of craftsmanship was referred to
the new committee.
After unimportant discussion about time, the
roll of states was called. and when Michigan
was reached Gov. Joy took the platform and in
a stirring address placed III nomination for pres
ident of the United States the name of James
G.. Blaine, of Maine Such tumult here en-
sued that Missouri delegate protested and
threatened to make motion to have the CALLER
les cleared. Pixley, OF California, seconded the
nomination, and Frye, OF Maine, followed in a
speech laudatory of Names favorite.
The secretary next called the state of Mime
sofa, when Mr.. +. F. Drake arose and in a neat
speech presented the name Of Hon. VIM. Win
dom.
When New York was reached, Senator Conk-
ling arose amid loud cheering, proceeded
slowly to the reporters platform, where after
the tumult had ceased, in one Of his most bril-
liant efforts he nominated Grant.
Gen. Garfield followed in an eloquent address
In which he presented the name OF John Sher-
man. and was the recipient of several flattering
marks of favor by the audience. Winckler, of
Wisconsin, and Elliott, of South Carolina, sec
onded the nomination.
Mr.. Billings, OF Vermont, nominated MIR. Ed
munds, and was followed by ]. l., Sanford, Of
Massachusetts,
Mr.. Cassoday, of Wisconsin, nominated Mr..
Washburn, and Mr.. Brandage seconded it.
Motion was made to adjourn, and despite
some opposition an adjournment was taken at
II 80 P. NJ, to 10 O'Clock Monday morning.
Fifth Day.
CHICAGO, June THE fifth days session Of
the Republican convention began nearly an hour
late, at 10:45, President Hoar in the chair
Prayer by Rev. Chas. Hall Everett of Falmouth
Congregational Church, Chicago.
The reading clerk read the fifth and sixth
resolutions of the platform by request of some
delegates who had Inexperienced their pur-
port
Hale moved that the convention proceed,
under the rules, to ballot for candidate for
president. Carried.
Ballots were then taken, as follows:
FIRST BALLOT.
Whole number, 755; necessary to choice,
37S Grant 3h4 Blaine 2S4, Sherman 90, Ed
munds a. Window 10, Washburne 80. Follow
ing is the ballot in detail
Alabama, Grant Is, Blaine l, sherman 3; Arkansas,
Grant IL; California Blaine II; Colorado, Grant 6;
Connecticut, Blaine 8, Edmunds 2, Washburne Z;
Delaware, Blaine 6; Florida Grant s. Georgia, Grant
g. Blaine s. sherman <; Illinois, Grant a. Blaine TO-
washburne s; Indiana, Grant /, Blaine 20, Sherman
2; Iowa, Blaine %: Kansas, Grant T. Blaine g. Ken
tlcky, Grant 20, Blaine l, Sherman 3; Louisiana,
Grant 8, Blaine 2, sherman 6; Maine, Blaiae IA;
Maryland Grant T. Blaine 7, sherman 2; Massacbu-
suits, Grant 3, Sherman 2, Edmunds 20, Washburne
/; Michigan, Grant l, Blaine Il, Minnesota, Win
dom 10; Mississippi, Grant 6, Blaine 4,
sherman 6; Missouri, Grant %, WASH
burne /; Nebraska, Blaine G; Nevada, Blaine 6;
New Hampshire, Blaine 49, New Jersey, Blaine 10,
Washburne 2: New York, Grant 81, Blame IT, Sher-
man .: North Carolina, Grant G, Sherman IA; Ohio,
Blaine 8, Sherman 81 Edmunds /: Oregon, Blaine 8;
Pennsylvania, Grant 80, Blaine 20, Sher-
man 8: Rhode Island, Blaine g; South Carolina,
Grant 49, Sherman /; Tennessee, Grant 16 Blaine 8,
Sherman /, Edmuuds /; Texas, Grant II, Blaine 2,
Sherman 2. Washbulne l; Vermont, Edmunds 10;
vrgir ia Grant Is, Blaine 3, Sherman /; West Viz
ginia Grant l, Blaine 8: Wisconsin, Grant ], Blaine
I, Sherman g. Washburne e. Arizona, Blaine q Da-
kota Grant l. Blaine l; District Of Columbia, Grant
l. Blaine l. Idaho Blaine 2; Montana, Blaine 2; New
Mexico, Blaine 2; Utah, Grant /, Blaine /; Washlng-
ton, Blaine 2: Wyoming, Grant /, Blaine i.
SECOND BALLOT.
Whole number of votes cast 1855, necessary to
choice 378; Grant 305, Blaine 282, sherman
"a, Edmunds 81, Window 10, Washburne 81,
Garfield /.
-HrRD BALLOT.
The third ballot resulted the same ~ the sec
ond, except that one from sherman, IN Pennsyl-
wanna. went to Benjamin Harrison, Of Indiana.
FOURTH BALLOT.
The fourth ballot resulted the same as the
third ballot except one vote III Pennsylvania
transferred from Harrison to Sherman, and one
vote il MARYLAND from Blaine to Sherman.
FIFTH BALLOT.
The fifth ballot resulted the same as the
fourth. no change in any state.