Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-07


COnnecticut-Hawley u
DelaWare-Blaine 5. Arthur l.
Elorlda-Arthur z, Blaine l.
Ge0rgla-AFthur "a.
Illinois-Logan 40, Blaine 3. Arthur I.
Blaine Is. y
IoWa-Blaine 26.
gan /. =
Kentucky-Arthur l6, Blaine So. Logan
212, Lincoln l, Sherman /.
LoulsianaF-Arthur 10, Logan g, Blaine 2.
Maine-Blaine y.
Maryland-Blaine 10, Arthur ..
Blaine l.
Michigan-Blaine Is, Edmunds Z Arthur .
W. L. Sherman 2.
Minnesota-Blaine Z, Edmunds 8. Arthur /.
Mississippi-Arthur Il, Blaine l.
iMissourl-Arthur 10, Logan 10, Edmunds 6,
Blaine 6, Sherman l.
Nebraska-Blaine s, Arthur ,.
Nevada-Blaipe 6.
New ampshre-Edmunds 4, Arthur
New Jersey-Blaine g. Edmunds 6, Lincoln
?, John Sherman l.
New York-LincOln l, Edmunds u, Blaine
2S. Arthur 81.
North Carolina-Arthur 10, Blaine ?, Logan
].
0hio-Blane 81, John Sherman 25.
Oregon-Blaine 6.
Pennsylvania-Edmunds l, Logan l. Arthur
II, Blame AZ.
Rhode Island-Edmunds 8.
South Carollna-Arthur IL, Blaine /.
Tennessee-Arthur l6, Blaine Z, Logan l.
TeXas-Blaine l3, Arthur IL, Logan 6.
NermOnt-EdmundsS s.
Nirginia-Arthur 21, Blaine 2, Logan !.
West NirginIa-Blane y.
WlscOnsnl-Edmunds6 6, Arthur 6, Blaine 10.
Arizona-Blane 2.
Dakota-Blaine 2.
District of COlumbia-Arthur l, Blaine /.
ldahO-Arthur >.
Montana-Blaine !, Edmunds l.
New MeXico-Arthur ,.
Utah-Arthur ?.
Washington Territory-Blaine ?.
Wyoming TerritOrY-Arthur 2.
The official footing of the first ballot is
as follows:
Blaine .................... .. 334l5
Arthur. ................... ........... .27S
Edmunds ..... ..-......--.. ....-............ so
Logan REPRESENTATIONS. $50
John sherman ..............- ...-..-...... 30
Hawley ......... ............ l3
Lincoln. ...-.....
Gen. Sherman .-........ ..............
delegate absent.
THE SECOND BALLOT.
The convention at 1920 O'Clock pro-
| ceeded to the second ballot. The changes
from the first ballot were as follows:
Alabama-Arthur H. Blaine ,. Logan l.
Arkansas-Blaine gained 3, Arthur lost 1,
Kansas-Blaine gained /, Arthur lost ?,
john sherman lost2, Logan gained 3 Hawley
| gained ,.
| Logan lost q.
louisiana Blaine gained >, Arthur lost l,
| Logan lost l.
MaryIand-Blaine gained 2, Arthur lost ..
MISUNDERSTANDING gained l, Edmunds
| lost l.
Michigan-Arthur gained 2, Edmunds lost 2.
Missouri-Blaine gained ,, Edmunds lost l,
Logan lost 2, one absentee.
| New Hampshire-Arthur gained /, Ed
| munds lost 1.
North Carolina-Blaine gained !, Arthur
| Ohio-Blaine gained .. Sherman lost 3
| Wisconsin-Blaine gained !, Edmunds lost /.
THE RESULT.
The result of the second ballot was
| announced at 20 o'clock, and the in
| crease of Blaine's vote was the cause of
an eXuberant manifestation on the part
| of the audience. The official fOotings of
! the second ballot were: Whole number
! of delegates $40; whole number of votes
cast S1S; necessary to choice All.
Blaine received ..........-... .....-....... $40
| Arthur 30
| Edmunds ..-......... -.--....--------. 80
| Logan .-...........- ol
John sherman ..+.................- '.....-' -
| Hawley .....-.......... IL
Lincoln ........... ..-.............. 4
| Gen. sherman ........................ .
! THIRD BALLOT.
| On the third ballot the changes from
| the second ballot were as follows:
! From Indiana, after a few minutes of
consultation, Arthur gained 1, Edmunds
| lost 1. Kansas, Blaine gained 2, Arthur
| lost 2. Kentucky, Blame gained 1,
Arthur lost l. Michigan, Blaine gained
8, Arthur lost ., John Sherman lost 1.
Minnesota, Arthur gained 1, Edmunds
lost 1. Mississippi, Lincoln gained l,
Blaine gained 4, Arthur
gained /, Edmunds lost l, Logan lost 2.
| New Jersey, Blaine gained .. New York,
| Arthur gained 1, the gentleman having
been absent on the last vote. North Caro-
lima, Blaine run ahead of himself l, Logan
lost 1. Ohio, Blaine gained 2, and Sher-
| man lost 3. Pennsylvania, Blaine gained
3 and Arthur lost 3. During the poll of
| Pennsylvania there was an angry cOntro-
versy between the Pennsylvania and New
York delegates, charge of lobby
| ing being made on one side and
| angrily repelled on the other. South Caro-
lima, Blaine gained l and Arthur lost l.
| Tennessee, Arthur gained /, Logan lost l.
| Texas. Blaine gained / and Logan lost l.
| Virginia, Blaine gained 2, Arthur lost 1,
| Logan lost /. Wisconsin, Arthur gained
4. Washington Territory, Sherman gain
ed /, Edmunds lost 3. Idaho, Blaine
gained 1, Arthur lost 1.
Before the official result was announc-
ed. it was given out that Logan had tele-
graphed his managers to change his vote
TO Blaine. The excitement and confusion
|
third ballot was: Whole number OF votes
cast -.
Blaine. ..'SIs
Arthur. 70 rs
Edmunds .....-.....-.........- -...'..''' e e
Logan ...-.......-..... ..
| John Sherman. --....-.-.... =
naNiSg ~ -, - -
Gen. Sherman. ..-'-.-.... -..'.-''-''
| Lincoln. .---....-.-
The result of the third ballot was an
| O.Qn 81 a
on the Blaine vote, and the understand
ing that Logan would be transferred tC
Blaine, produced another storm of cheer
ing and wild enthusiasm for Blaine
bingham, of Pennsylvania, William W
Phelps. of New Jersey, and one
or two colored delegates endeaVorec
TO get a hearing, but Voclterateo
and gesticulated without succeeding
in being heard, their voices being drowned
in the tumuItuous yells and cheers ano
demands for a call of the roll. Not de
terred by their failure, Roosevelt, OF New
York. carried away by the excitement
got up on his seat, waved his arms and
appeared as if he was saying something
but not a word was heard from him.
ADJOURNMENT DEFEATED.
Finally. at 2:30 O'Clock, the taking o
the fourth ballot was begun. Before the
vote of Alabama was given there was
another uproarious scene, in which
Messrs. butcher, Roosevelt and other
New York delegates took prominent parts
1t arose upon a technical point, that a
motion to take a recess had been MADE
and had been decided by the Chair in the
negative, although calls had been made
for vote by States. AT last a Blame
delegate appealed to his friends to have
the vote on a recess taken by States be-
Gun. The Illinois delegation requested a
few moments for consultation as 70 Its
vote. and then it was announced as ~ tc
Is. The vote was challenged, shoMing w
that II was regarded as important, and the
result of the polling of the Illinois delega'
tion was: For recess, 81; against IT, IL
New York was polled and resulted,
Aves AZ. nays 80. The vote Of Pennsyl
yania was poIled, and was: Ayes III, nays
as. Tennessee gave "a votes in the mega
tive. so that the motion for recess was
already defeated. The result OF the Vote .
an the motion for recess was ayes oo4
nays $50, The announcement was nailed