Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-08
Mr.. BLAINE TAKES A GRIP ON Hi
OWN BOOM.
ESPECIAL TO THE sEsTNEL.l

CHICAGO, June 7.-During the secont
ballot, Mr.. Burleigh of New York said:
rise to a point of order-that is, tina
ex-senator Spencer is among the delegates
and he has no right to be there.
Mr.. Mckinley OF New York; sugges
that there are gentlemen not delegatel
that are sitting among the New York dele
gates, and l rise to inquire in reference
to it.
Mr.. Collins of New York-Name thu
men and put them out.
Chair-Gentlemen will take their seats
A delegate from New York; shall no
do it. We want fair play and We are go
ing to have it.
After a season Of great confusion, il
which the audience materially assisted
with their feet and their voices in q tn
multi on the floor Of the house, quie
was restored and the Secretary proceeded
with the call Of the roll.
The following is the third ballot in full
Alabama, Arthur II, Blaine 2, Logan /
Arkansas, Arthur 3, Blaine 1; California
Blaine 16; Colorado, Blaine 6; Connecti
cut, Hawley IL; Delaware, Arthur l
Blaine /; Florida. Arthur z, Blaine l
Georgia, Arthur "A; Illinois, Arthur l.
Blaine 8, Logan 40; Indiana, Arthur 10.
Blaine Is, Sherman 2; Iowa, Blaine 26
Kansas, Blaine Is, Logan 2, Hawley /
Kentucky, Arthur 16. Blaine 6, Logan 2
Sherman l; Louisiana, Arthur 8, Blaine 4
Logan 2; Maine, Blaine IL; Maryland,
Arthur 4, Blaine II; Massachusetts
Arthur 8, Blaine 1, Edmunds "a; Michi
gan, Arthur 4, Blaine Is, Edmunds 3
Minnesota, Arthur 2, Blaine z, Edmundi
5; Mississippi, Arthur 16, Blaine 1; Mis-
souri,, Arthur II, Blaine IL, Edmunds 4
Logan 4, Sherman l; Nebraska, Blaine 10
Nevada, Blaine 6; New Hampshire. ArthnI
5; New Jersey, Arthur /, Blaine IL.
New York, Arthur 80, Blaine IS,
Edmunds IL; North Carolina, Arthur Is,
Blaine 4; Ohio, Blaine Is, Sherman 81;
Oregon, Blaine s; Pennsylvania, Arthur
s, Blaine 80, Edmunds l, Logan l; Rhode
Island, Logan 8; South Carolina, Arthur
16, Blaine 2; Tennessee, Arthur II, Blaine
7; Texas, Arthur IL, Blaine IA; Vermont
Edmunds s, Logan L; Virginia, Arthur 20
Blaine 4; West Virginia, Blaine II; Wis
consin, Arthur 10, Blaine IL; Arizona
Blaine 2, Gen. Sherman /; Idaho, Arthur
/, Blaine /; Dakota, Blaine 2; Montana
Blaine l, Edmunds /.
The clerk announced the third ballot al
follows: Whole number Of delegates, 800
whole number Of votes cast, 819; necessary
to a choice, All; Of which William I. Sher
man received 2, Robert Lincoln s, J. r
Hawley ID, John Sherman rs, j. A. Logar
So; G. z. Edmunds 6, G. A. Arthur 274
J. G. Blaine 375. Loud cheers.
Judge Foraker of Ohio-I move that WI
take a recess until 1880 O'Clock P. M.
William Dutcher Of New York; second
the motion.
Mr.. Stewart of Pennsylvania-Mr
Chairman, / make an amendment. Tn,
opposing forces OF this convention havt
already passed beyond the skirmish Lint
and there is one phalanx.
Here the speakers voice was drowned
in an uprosr of voices.
Mr.. Roosevelt Of New York-Mr. Chair
man, / rise to a point of order. The mo
ton is not debatable or amendable.
Mr.. Phelphs Of New Jersey-We do no
wish to debate it, we only wish to wait IN
til we have done the work for which W,
are here.
Mr.. Stewart of Pennsylvania-I hav,
the floor. You recognized the gentleman
from Pennsylvania, and l have the floor
Mr.. Roosevelt Of New York-The mo
ton 10 not amendable or debatable.
Mr.. Stewart-We are ready for the from
Of battle, Mr.. Chairman, let it come
Cheers from the surrounding delegates.
The speakers voice was again lost in th,
confusion.
The Chair-The motion before the con
vention is that the convention take a recess
until 1880 P. NJ. All those 10 favor say aye
to which few responses were given. Al
those opposed say no, to which Q deafenint
response was given, seemingly from ever
part of the building, including the audi
ence and galleries, as well IS the delegates
The Chair-The nays have 1t.
Judge Foraker-I demand a call Of tn,
States.
Mr.. Roosevelt ask for q call Of tn,
roll.
Mr.. Draper Of New York-Call the roll
on the motion to adjourn.
Mr.. Russell Of New York-What Is the
call of the roll.
Cries from the Alabama delega ton o
"Let us have q roll CALL"
Mr.. Roosevelt-Mr. Chairman, I de
manded a roll call on the question OF ad
journment. We have q right tt have it
Mr.. Chairman.
Cries Of "Sit down; sit down. You ar
too late"
Mr.. Packard Of New York-It is neve
too late.
Mr.. Roosevelt-Mr. Chairman, I de
manded a roll call on the question Of ad
journment.
The Chair-The roll will be called on
ballot for President. Applause.
Mr.. butcher OF New York-New Yorl
demanded a call Of the roll Of States OF
the question Of adjournment before tn
Chair decided the question.
Chairman-Was it seconded by tw,
States?
Mr.. Dutcher-Yes, sir; il was seconded
by more than six Statess
The Chair-The roll will be called fol-
balloting for President.
Mr.. Draper Of New York-Fair play. fai