New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-07

Lincoln 4, John Sherman 80, General sherman ~
was greeted with another salute for Blaine. ooni-
missioner Evans, Congressman Burleigh ana o'nei
Arthur managers on the floor rushed about
wah ssst sbs vote pending Sa time
lost in proceeding to the second ballot. MI
The first State called showed gain for bane. an1e
Arkansas showed gain OF for Blame; aelei eniI
sounded" The names were therefore called ,,? nuo
no change was developed. Time was lost in polling
Illinois and other States. Kansas showed loss OF
two for Arthur Alarm began to spread oyer the
countenances of Hatton and Evans. Ihe Edinun,ds
Tspt TsS 'tTfsd MFS tS a'T oaT M
Lodge and others, but 1t was evident tnat %
they could do nothing to counteract ie nno
Blame gains. Kentucky showed gam
of for Arthur which elected cheer
EXPORTS OF THE EDMUNDs MEN FRUITLEss
Louisiana and Maryland showed further Blaine
gains and led to commotion among the Edmunds
men. They gathered in knot and consulted over
the matter but it availed little They gave Ar
thur one man from Massachusetts, and two IN Mich
lean but there were Blaine gains elsewhere. Inc
aisles were full and the chairman made feeble
but Intellectual efforts to keep order. On the 9e-
mand of Andrew $ Draper tne r9i was asut srtbUr
butcher. W. ID. Beard, Day. Rhinehart, Bennett,
OBrien, Beach Lawson, Taintor MeCGrd. C1I,mSs' 1mS
Perley Raymond, Eagleson, Carpenter, FIsh, MS
selburgh, Burleigh. Campbell L vote, Draper q
vote Hammond Chqhoon, Warren lJewett M1san'
Hustled, Blauvet, Cornell, Ballentine Lamb p
Houck q, West, Kellogg. RUSSELL r. Bagley, Scrip
tgre R1ehaTdfSn Krom Sneard oGa5n m r. 9fr pWah
A. S. smith, Cornwel1, Royt Pitts, Allen, A. Smith.
% Edmunds-White, Roosevelt, Gilbert, Packard
HSFIs Hopbs N'Bs Baird i'fse iS Lincoln, Warner
Wisconsin recorded Blaine gain after when
there was another monkey and parrot time over
the votes of the District of Columbia. butcher,
Burlelgh Curtis and Lodge consulted and messen-
gers were sent through the hail IN all directions.
The vote was announced showing loss OF No'es
to Arthur and gam of 10 votes for Blame.
ANOTHER WAVE OF BLAINE ENTHUSIASM.
Another wave of Blame enthusiasm swept over
the hall during which Governor Long was called to
the chair. and amid increasing excitement the
third ballot was begun. One Edmunds man in In
diana went to Arthur and was greeted with cheers.
Kansas and other States showed Blaine gains and
increased the activity and CONSERVATION OF the
Edmunds and Arthur leaders. Mr.. Roose-
vet rushed about the room, but when
Missouri showed Blaine gain of 8 it was evident
that he was on the sure FoaG to bis success Sfess t T
vote for Blaine, which elected great
cheers. New-Jersey showed Blaine gam New New
gained one, his utmost limit l'r0longed applause
followed the announcement of 90 Blame votes i IN
PENNSYLVANIA. With certain defeat staring them
Mr Burleigh complained of the presence of ex-
Senator Spencer on the floor and Mr. McCook re-
talIated by pointing ont number of Federal olii-
cials at work among the delegates.
HOT WORDS BETWEEN MCOOK AND BUILEIGH.
There were hot words but they were lost in the
confusion After frantic appeals the Edmundsmen
in Wisconsin went over to Arthur. But there were
Blaine gains in several directions. Brady. Ma
homes lieutenant, came over to consult with
Lew" Fish and there were consultations
going on all over the house. The result of the
third ballot was announced amid great excitement.
the only hope of defeating Blaine was to force an
adjournment, and to give time TO fix up COM
bnatoR J%dge T ONO OF PeHG
sylyana opposed dmanfnS dTa9en Of Tecogniogg ewdfig
at at once, and there was, shouting and confusion
chair While he shouted, for recognition
az ard him M With Foraker W and stewart ae @ the a
all talking at once. Points of order were thrown
at the chairman from all points OF the
that The motion was lost. The fourth ballot. was
started at last, but on demand for a call of the
roll on the question of an adjournment II was
granted. The result was test of the strength OF
Blame against the field. Adjournment was defeated
and the nomination of Blaine was made certain.
Jndge Foraker moved to make it by acclamation
bnt fiat was defeated under the rules. The fourth
ballot was then taken. From the beginning there
was no longer doubt Of the result. When, Senator
Loqan the Arthur men refused to listen.
Everybody knew that Logan had Withdrawn when
the illinois vote nearly all went to Blaine and In
diana went solid for the Maine statesman. Inc
noise confusion and enthusiasm made 1t almost I'M
possible TO hear the rocal. There was intense in
fcrest when New-YoIk was reached. There was
little change IN her delegation. Arthur
held his 32 votes and Blaine got ~.
Foraker withdrew Sherman and cast Omos sollu
vote for Blaine.
NO MORE NEED OF KEEPING TALLY.
There was scarcely need to keep further tally, as
when il was announced that Blaine had 544 votes,
the house broke out in one OF its
extraordinary outbursts OF enthusiasm
Flags and banners were waved, handkerchlefs
and hats thrown into the air, umbrellas waited
above and OOO0 voices sounded glad huzza. The
booming of cannon was heard the outside and for
several minutes the cheering continued Then Con-
gressman BureiGh, III graceful manner in behalf OF
the Presidents friends moved to make the nomlna-
tion unanimous promising majority IN New OrK
State for the ticket. Senators Satln ana fluIno
smoke in Ike hearty manner ana the inotlon was
carried without dissenting voice. \ dispatch was
read from President Arthur, promising ms warm
support and the Convention took recess until
evening.
SENATOR LOGAN FOR VICE-PRESlDENT.
HARDLY ANY OPPOSITION TO HIS NOMINATI0N-THE
EAENING SESSION.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
CHICAGO, June G.-When the Convention re-
assembled tonight the building was packed with
enthusiastic, perspiring humanity There was great