New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-09

Sherman, from Window, and from Washburne.
In MARYLAND, Blaine gained vote from Sherman
and Garfield gained from Sherman. In Mime
sota Grant gained Washburne's vote. In Missis-
sippi Garfield gained Washburnes l vote. and in
North Carolina he gained l from Sherman. In
Pennsylvania Blaine lost vote to Grant and to
Garfield Blaine gained / from Washburne In
Wisconsin
THIRTY-sIxTH BALLOT
On this ballot Connecticut transferred from
Blaine and 8 from Washburne to Garfield. Georgia
transferred from Sherman to Blaine, and l from
Sherman to Garfield. Illinois gave Garfield z,
of them from Blaine, 8 from Washburne. Indiana
transferred ITS remaining Blaine votes to Garfield,
making the vote stand Grant l, Garfield 20.
When the break for Garfield was apparent there
was great excitement in the Ohio delegation, and
the Convention rose and cheered Garfield, as did the
galleries The Sherman and Ohio men and the New
York anti Grant men led in the grand applause for
Garfield, kissing hands to each other in mutual
congratulations.
The vote OF Iowa was then announced as % for
Garfield.
Another scene of great confusion followed, which
the officers of the Convention could not control for
o long time.
;Kansas then transferred from Blaine to Garfield,
and held its votes for Grant. Kentucky trans
ferred 9 from Sherman to Garfield. Louisiana
transferred Blaine and sherman votes to Garfield;
Maine gave Garfield Ia. lGIeat cheers.l Maryland
announced Grant 6. Garfield 10
The vote of Maryland being disputed, the roll was
called resulting Ga Gren I % 9 fap Gared
Michigan gave 81 Tor Garfield; Minnesota gave
for Grant, tor Garfield; Mississippi for Granti
ing: Grant 90 Garfield l. Nevada gave Gaiheld
c. but the announcement was challenged and on
call the result was Garfield ), Blaine l, Grant e
At this time the Grant leaders were dong Their
best to hold their forces apparently in hope that
Garfield would not get majority
New hampshire announced ~ TOT Garnelu; new
Jersey gave Garfield 10; New-YOrk gave Grant 5O,
Garfield 90; North Carolina gave Grant 8. Garfield
Garfield 6; Pennsylvania gave Grant 81, Garfield
81 Rhode Island, Garfield g.. &c.
South Carolina announced for Grant and for
Garfield. 1he latter vote was challenged Tor a.
legged iuacCuTacy and the roll was called, result
ing Grant 9, GaT6eld g. Tennessee annCmmced
was challenged, and the vote was pOled, resulting
Grant IS. Blame 1, Garfield g..
Texas cast 3 votes for Garfield and IL for Grant.
Vermont transferred 10 from Edmunds to Garfield.
Virginia announced Grant o, Garfield 8. West
Virginia gave 9 TO Garfield and l to Grant
GARFIELD NOMINATED.
Wisconsin announced votes for Grant and IS
for Garfield. which gave Garfield 379-just enough
to nominate.
The crowds the galleries sprang to their feet
we'll AS the great body of the anti-Grant delegates
and there was wild scene of enthusiastic cheering.
The banners of Massachusetts,, Name, California,
Vermont. Michigan and other anti-Grant States
moved toward and surrounded the OHIO delegation.
The military band in the hall struck up " Rally
Round the Flag" IN which the immense audience
joined with great voice and in remarkably good
time.
When order was finally restored, Wisconsin cor
rected her vote to Is for Garfield. Arizona gave
Garfield 2; the District of Columbia, Garfield, q
New-Mexlco, Garfield. 2 Utah: Garfield, 2; Wash
ington Territory, Garfield, 2; Wyoming, Garfield, 2
The following is the vote i'll detail: