Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-08

tation of public approval was on the arriva
of Gen. Logan, who was received with gener
Gus applause. Later on came in Mr.. Conklinf
and Gen. Garfield, who pretty equally divided
the hOnOrs. 1t was twenty-five minutes past
when the chair called the convention to order
Mr.. Hoar again requested that the galleries re-
frain from applauding. and promised that they
should be cleared. The roll was then called
TWENTIETH BALLOT.
Twentieth ballot same as nineteenth except
IN Georgia, one vote changed from Blaine tC
Grant. In Indiana three votes from Blaine tC
Washburne. In North Carolina one vote from
Sherman to Grant. In Tennessee one vote from
Blaine to Grant. In Virginia two votes from
Sherman to Blaine. Totals, Grant 308, Blaine
276, Sherman SO, Edmunds 81 Window TO-
Washburne 35 Garfield L, Hartranft /.
TwENTY-FRsT BALLOT.
The twenty-frst ballot was the same as the
twentieth except North Carolina, one vote
changed from Grant to Sherman. In Texas
one vote from Grant to Blaine. In Virginia
one vote from Blaine to Sherman and in the
District of Columbia one vote from Grant to
Sherman. Totals Grant 305, Blaine ZIG,
Sherman SO, Edmunds 81, Window 10, Wash
burne 35, Garfield L. Hartranft 1.
TwENTY-sECoND BALLOT.
Twenty-secend ballot differed from the
twenty first only in the following respect: In
Florida, one vote changed from Grant to Sher-
man. In North Carolina, that delegate changed
back from Sherman to Grant, and in Texas, one
vote from Blaine to Sherman. Totals, Grant
305, Blaine 275, Sherman 81, Edmunds 81,
Window 10, Washburne 35, Garfield l, Hart
rsnft 1.
TwENTY-THIRD BALLOT.
The twenty-third ballot showed the following
changes: In Indiana one vote from Sherman to
Blaine. In North Carolina that delegate trans
ferred himself from Grant tolsSherman again.
In Pennsylvania one vote from Hartrsnft to
Garfield, and in West Virginia one from Blaine
to Washburne. Totals: Grant 304, Blaine 275,
Sherman 81, Edmunds 81, Window 10, Wash
burne SO, Garfield 2.
TwENTY-FogRTH BALLOT.
The twenty-fourth ballot showed as usual
When Louisiana was called the chairman of the
delegates after announcing the result asked to
have the delegations polled, but as no delegate
questioned the correctness of the vote the chair
refused to order it. The changes were in
Louisiana, two votes from Sherman to Grant.
in North Carolina that delegate returned from
Sherman to Grant. In Tennessee one vote
from Grant to Sherman. Totals-Grant, 305;
Blaine, 275: Sherman, So; Edmunds, 81; Win
dom, 10; Washburne, S5; Garfield, Q.
TWENTY-FFTH BALLOT.
Twenty-fifth ballot resulted in the following
changes: In Mississippi one vote from Grant
to Wsshburne, and one from Grant to Sherman.
In North Carolina that delegate got back to
Sherman again, deserting Grant. In Texas
one vote from Sherman to Blaine. In Wiscon-
sin one vote from Washburne to Blaine. Total,
Grant 302, Blaine 28l, Sherman "a, Edmunds
81, Window 10, Washburne 35, Garfield 2.
When New Mexico was called Gen. Tracy of New
manded. The polls showed both votes for
Blaine, the same as announced. The announc-
ment of the ballot was received with tremen-
dous cheers.
TWENTY. SIXTH BALLOT.
On the twenty-sixth ballot the only
changes were one vote in North Carolina from
Sherman to Grant. In Wisconsin, one from
Blaine to Washburne.
TwENTY-sEvENTH BALLOT.
The twenty-seventh ballot resulted same as
the twenty sixth, except in Indiana one vote
from Sherman to Grant. In Mississippi, one
from Sherman to Grant, and one from Wash
burne to Grant. In NUrgh Carolina, one from
Grant to Sherman. In Tennes-
zee, one from Blaine to Washburne.
LII 1OAdS Ou6 lI0u W 0Idubs III LIS
.rict of Columbia one from Blaine 10 Sherman.
Total. Grant 306, Blaine 277, Sherman SO,
Edmunds 81, Window 10, Washburne So, Gar
ield l. The announcement of the ballot was
.eceived with cheers and calls.
A delegate from Massachusetts, moved to
ldjourn until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Vote taken and declared carried. Mr.. Conk-
ing disputed the decision of the chair. After
mother vote demand for roll call, the motion
vas withdrawn and the twenty-eighth roll call
proceeded.
TWENTY-EIGHTH BALLOT.
The twenty-eighth ballot showed only the
ollowing changes:, In North Carolina. one
'ote from Sherman to Grant. In Tennessee
me from Washburne to Blaine. In District of
one from Sherman to Blaine. Total
'ote, 755. Necessary to choice, 37S. Grant,
07; Blaine, 279; Sherman. 81; Edmunds, 81; |
Vindom, 10; Washburne, 35; Garfield, 2.
The call of the roll of States on the motion |
o adjourn, was then proceeded with, and re- |
ulted 452 for, and 303 against, and the conven-
ion adjourned until 10 o'clock Tuesday |
morning.