The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-07
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/. t,ok prominent part. n arafe ugoa ih
trohnio p0int that n motion 20 take 70
cess had been made, and had b, en dsolie,
by The char In .Eo negative, sithough call
D. hst been msde Tor vote by state. A. las
blslre man appealed 40 MS friends u
baVu vote on tbs recess tsgeD BY states
snd o. halt past O'Clock
rhe Iuinois Delegation requested
lew m0men,s for oonsuiation as 10 Ia
VOTE ard then annoulo q u ~ 20 .ol6. Tbt
vote wss challenged, thosiug that 10 was
regarded as important, and toe result Of the
polling OF the Illinois obligation for recess
brAg ~ against l3 Tho vote of New York
was p0lied ana Tesulted-ayes, 81: NY 20.
rhe yite of Ps"nsy lyAnia as polled was
Aver, n; nuyf, is Tennessee gave "a votes
In tho negative, 90 that nltnoush tae vote
stil! gies on, The molion Tor recess 10 10
ieated.
The result OF the vote on the motion for
a recess wa, Ayes, 36i: rays, $50. The an
nouncement Was hailed with applause 40 q
| Blaine triumph. IL was long time before
order was restored sufficiently 20 have busi-
nts. proceeded with.
An Iowa de egalo proposed 70 nominate
Blaine by ,aeclamstion, but Burow'i OF
| Micaicar, Insisted ihnt tho taking oI Dal-
| lots should 80 o.. Fla Ily At 3;l3 .ha con.
Yertion prcorec ed 10 the
FJUaTH HsLL0r
The changes ton the third ballot ~'re
as illllwi;
Alabams. Blaine gains G; Arthur l,ses 8;
Logan loses ].
Arkansas, California. Colorado, Con.
n.c,icu'. Dalawarc-no change; Florida
(y9,e being pollecl; Blaine gains ,; Atthuf
loses ,
Georgis: no change.
Illinois, being call ID. Senator Cnll-m
rose and said he Vished to read dispatch
which he hat Just received rom General
Logan, Objections were made htd tut.
tanned. Cullom then wi'hdre. the maine
Of Logan and cast the "a votes Of Illinois
for BLAINE. The change o. llinoi' from Lo'
gan TO Blaine made BlRine's sota IA The
vote Of Illinois for Blaine was "a. Cullom
com pleted his report livlpg Blaine 81, Lo-
gan ana Arthur 3, a gain TO Arthur Of 2
and u loss to Logan of 80 lodiana cast 80
votes solid TOR Blaine, II gain 10 Blaine OF u
and q loss to Arthur Il 10 and TO Logan
o. 2.
lowe: Blaine loles >, Arthur gains %.
Louisiana: b aine gains o.
Maine: no change.
MARYLAND: Blaine gains f.
Kansas: Blaine gains 3.
kentucSy: Blaine gains 3.
Massachusetts,: vote polled.
Michigan: Blaine gains s.
Minnesots: Baine gains ,.
MissrBlpr' B.sine giirs
Nhf0ur: Biaile gan p
New Hampshire: Blbint pqi-tj
New Jersey: Bhine gains &
New York Vote poll .d): No change.
North Caroline: Blaine gains D.
0lio: The whole vote cast Tor Blaine
gain Of 2l.
Oregon; No change.
Pennsy lvania gave Blaine 81 votes, gain
of.
Blaine has nov received i32 votes
Rn0do Island: b ainp gains7.
The Illinois delegation has ttlegfApbod
| 10 Logan asking whether he will accept ire
nomination oivice presidency and isa wait
| ing answer.
South Carolina: No change.
| Tennessee: Blaine gsinE 1.
| T-xts Blaine gains /,
| V,rmOn: No change.
| Virgins: No change.
| Weet Virginia: No change.
Wisconsin cast her - des for Blame.
District Of Columbis; Perry Carson an
nounced votes TOR Ba n Loud laughter
and cheetsl. Conger, however, voted ier
Arthur.
Idaho: Blaine gains /.
Montaut: Blsine gains /.
| New Mexico: No change.
Utah: Blaine gains 2
Washington territory: No change.
| wyoming. Blame phl0s :.
The result was ant on need at 4:Io. m
stantly, and even before the last figures
were pronounced by Mr.. Mcpherson, the
vast audience arose and broke out into an
other
| MAD DEMONSTRATION.
oi enthusiasm. Cheers rtsounded, the bsrd
struck up an inspiring air, hats aRd hsDd-
| kercheta aud national Il ies were waved.
large square banner from Kansas, was car
| tiCd through the b9li, prnmiaing large ma
iorilies in that state for Blaine, and with its
two uurighis capped win new btUoms A
stuffed eagle from Colorado, was also car
red around in the procession. The roar os
artillery outside was heard coming With
| tho louder roar Of tho voices inside, and
amid great enthusiasm, the nomination
was made unanimous.
The following dispatch from President
Arthur was read by McPnetsoo, OF Penn
| sylvinia:
washins ston, 1une TO tn, Chairman Of lhe
| Republican National C)uveDtion
Tho president mas sent tue Following
dispatch TO Mr. Il aine.
fSgnedl W. J. PHnLIrs,
Private Secretary.
To Hon. james G Blaine Augusta, Maine:
As the candidate of the republican party
you will receive my earnest and cordial
support.
| IS,pned1 CHESTER A. ARrI UR.
rnls was received with loud applause.
The convention then adjourned until
! > y, IA.
General Logan has been te'egraphtd to
know II he would a cipt Jle vice. .prtsi-
doncy, but 90 yet 10 reply has been
received.
Evening session.