The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-06-09

vote was announced as being seven for Grant
ard one for Blaine There was some more
discussion as 10 whether The proxy in West
Virginia could be cast but the Chair decided
IN the negative.
was announced that he had ordered the names
q; the dele gate and alternate in West Virginia
having be- n called and neither being present
the vote could not be announced
Mr.. Buiterworih rose, bat st sting that he
did not appeal from ID = decision of the Chair,
said, then, there was nothing before the
House.
THIRD BALLOT
The third ballot resulted the same as the
secord, except that one from Sherman in
Pennsylvania went TO Benjamin Harrison, Of
Indiana.
FOURTH BALLOT.
The fourth ballot resulted the same as the
third ballot, except one vote IN Pennsylvania
transferred from Harrison to Sherman, and
one vote in Maryland from Blaine 10 Sherman.
FIFTH BALLOT.
The fifth ballot resulted the same as the
fourth, there being no change in any State.
SIXTH BALLOT
The sixth ballot resulted the same as the
taken from Grant and east for Garfield. and in
Maryland one vote was taken from Blaine and
given to Grant.
SEVENTH BALLOT.
The seventh ballot resulted the same as the
sixth, except that in Moth Carolina one vote
was Transfers ed from Sherman TO Grant, aDd
in south Carolina one vote from Grant to
81; sherman. 81; Fdniinds, 81; Window, 10;
Wash burne, 81; Garfield ?.
EIGHTH BALLOT.
This ballot resulted the same as the seventh.
except in Alabama one vote was taken from
Garfield and given to Grant; one vote in Con-
necticut from Edmunds to Washburne; in In
diana two votes from sherman to Blaine; in
Maryland one vote from sherman 10 b atne; in
Pennsylvania one votefrom Blaine to Grant,
Qgld Sherman
Blaine. The totals were; Grant, 5O6; Blaine,
2S4; sherman, 81; Edmunds, 81; Window, TO-;
Washburne, 81; Garfield, i.
NINTH BALLOT.
The ninth ballot was The same as the eighth
except in Maryland one vote was taken from
Blaine and given to Garfield; in Mississippi
one was taken from Sherman and given TO
Grant; in North Carolina one went from sher-
man to Grant, and III Virginia one went from
Blaine to sherman. The announcement fthe
result was received with cheers.
TENTH BALLOT.
The tenth ballot resulted the same as the
ninth, except in Mississippi one vote was
taken from Grant and given TO Sherman. In
North Carolina two votes were taken from
Grant to sherman ard in Virginia one from
Sherman TO Rutherford Il. Hayes. When the
vote for Hayes was announced it was received
with loud cheers.
Totals are: Grant, 3l5; Blaine. $50; sherman,
90; Edmunds, 81; Window, 10; Washburne,
81; Hayes, 1.
The eleventh ballot r suited the same as the
tenth except in North Carolina, one vote was
transferred from Sherna 10 Grant. In Nir-
ginia, one from Blaine to Sherman and one
from Grant to sherman.
Totals: Grant, sO5; Blaine. 2Sl: Sherman, %:
Edmunds, 81; Wipdom, 10; Washburne, 81;
Garfield, 2; Hayes, l.
TWELFTH BALLOT.
The twelfth ballot resulted the same as the
eleventh, except In Maryland one vote was
taken from Grant TO sherman, and one from
Garfield To Wssbbuine. In AissJssippi, one
from Sherman to B alne, and In Virginia, one
TotaIs-Grani, 304: blaine, 2Ss; sherman, %;
Edmunds, l3; Windonl, 10; washburne, 49,
Garfield, i; Hay yes, l.
The result was received with cheers.
THIRTEENTH BALLOT.
The thirteenth ballot resulted the same as
the twelfth, except in Maryland one vote was
taken from sherman and cast for George w
McCrary, of Iowa. In Mississippi one vote
was taken from Blaine 10 sherman; in North
Carolina one vote from sherman to Grant; in
Texas one from sherman to Blaine; In Vir-
ginia one from Sherman to Blaine, and one
from Hayes 10 Blaine.
Totals-Grant, eos; Blaine, 2S5; Sherman, SO
Edmunds, 81; Window, 10; Washburne, 35
Garfield, l; McCrarY,l.
FoURTI ENTH BALLOT.
The fourteenth ballot resulted the same as
the thirteenth, except, in kentucky, one vote
was taken from sherman and given to Blaine
In Maryland one vote from McOrary was
given to Washburne. In North Carolina one
vo;e from Grant was given TO sherman. In
Pennsylvania one vote from Garfield went
20 Washburne. In Texas one vote from Blaine
Totals Grant, sos; Blaine, 2s5; Sherman, SO
Edmunds, 81; Window, 10; Washburne, 81.
FIFTEENTH BALLET.
The fifteenth ballot resulted the same as the
fourteenth, except, In Indiana, one vote went
from Blaine to Washburne. In North Caro-
In Virginia three votes from blaine went tc
Grant.
Edmunds, 81: Window, 10; Washburne, St.
The announcement of the result was re-
ceived with loud cheers.
SIXTEENTH BALLOT.
The sixteenth ballot was the same as the
| fifteenth, except in Alabama, one vote was
| tab en- from Grant and given to Blaine. Ap
plausel In Florida the one vote before given
| for Blaine was out In Texas one from GRAM
| went to Blaine. In Virginia one from Grant
went to Blaine. The absent delegate from
Florida having returned as ked the privilege Il
| have his vote recorded for Blaine.
The Chair declined TO change the record.
MOTION TO TAKE RECESS LoST.
A motion wss made to take a recess to So
o'clock, but being put to vote was declared
/ lost.
| SEVENTEENTH BALLOT.
| The seventeenth ballot was the same as th'
| sixteenth, except in Alabama one vote wa
| taken from Grant and given to Blaine; in
| at the other ballot. In New York one wen
from Grant to Blaine. In North Carolina ont
| went from Grant to Sherman. In Texas on'
| went from Blaine to Edmunds. In Virgins
| one vote went from Blaine to sherman.
| Totals-Grant. 3 3; Blaine, 2S4; Sherman, 80
| Edmunds, 81; Window, 10; Washburne, 20
Davis, l.
EIGHTEENrH BALLOT.
The eighteenth ballot was the same as tn,
| seventeenth, except in Indiana two vote
4 were taken fTom Blaine and given to Sher
| man. In Maryland one vote went from Wash
| burne TO Grant. In Texas one from Davis 4
Grant. In Virginia one from Sherman u
Blaine.
Totais-Grant, sO5: Blaine, 2SS; Sherman, 81
| Edmunds, 81; Window, 10; Washburne, 81,
SLIGHT SPLIT IN NEW YORK.
| When New York was reached and an
| nounced as fifty for Grant, eighteen for Blain
and two for Sherman, General Sharp
challenged the correctness of the vot
| and Mr.. Conkling demanded call O
| the roll, as he had done on the first ballot
| The names of the delegates were called by tn
| Secre iary and the new deserter from Gran
| was found to be Dennis McCarty. Loud cheer
| greeted the announcement of the preference
of each delegate. ConkliDg is keeping stric
account with the members of his delegation.
RECESS TAKEN.
At quarter before o'clock Mississippi