The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-13

H"MN So
xhsn that was hnished m acgsufn-
meut uas taken uuui ociock p M
The nAm. q Blaine wheneyeg men
toned ~as The signal u r-gesi-d aud
prolonged applause. AtT1uhe cnm-
mriiees not being ready % upurt an
adiuumueai was taken until the next
morning
Al tUSg a. M. On the sth the couven-
uun re-asssmhlsi and the committees
fcportei occupying the zine until e:2o
p a. whrn the nominations we've de
elarel ia order and Mr. Brandig-e oi
Connecucut Proceeded H. propose the
name uf General llawley. When the
applause sutsided Judge West OF Ohio
presented james G. Blaine. saving that
be could be elected with or without
New York. Davis of Minnesota Thus
G Plat. Of New York: Galusha GfoN.
Of Tenn. and others seconded Blaine's
nomination and the enthusiasm Ut ths
ass.mblrd1 multitude was II the
widest character imaginable. The
banners were torn from the walls and
waved in the air and the cheers were
d~eafenlng. II was fully an hour before
order was sufficiently restored to allow
business To proceed. Martin |. Town
send Of New York presented Arlhur's
uame. his speech being frequently In
terrupted by cheers. Lynch Of Miss,
Winston of v. G., and pinchbeck of
La. seconded the nomination OF Ar
thur. Judge Foraker of Ohio, gave In
the name Of John Sherman. and In the
course of his speech incidentally men
toned Blaine's name when a tumult of
applause followed which It took fifteen
minutes To check. Gov. Long Of Mas
sachusetis nominated Edmunds. which
George William Curtis seconded. The
associated press fails to state who pre-
scented the nam OF Logan but proba-
bly, IL was Senator Cullen. Tue NOM
nations were completed at one O'Clock
a. m. of the 9th and the convention adj
journed.
At 1920 a. IN. the convention reas-
sembled and the balloting begun at
once. each state voting rs follows:
Alabama. Arthur II. Blaine 10. Logan
/. One delegate missing.
Arizona, Blaine 2.
Arkansas, Blaine 8. Arthur 4; Ed.
Connecticut. Hawley II.
California. Blaine 10.
Colorado. q.
4 Delaware. Blaine 3, Arthur /.
Florida, Arthur Z, Blaine l.
Georgia, Arthur "a.
Dakota, Blaine 2.
District of Columbia, Blaine 1. Ar.
thur /.
Illinois, Logan 40. Blaine 3, Arthur /
Idaho, Arthur =.
Indiana. Blaine Il, Arthur o. Sher
| man =. Eduunds 1.
= Iowa, Blame 10.
: Kansas. Blaine ", Arthur 4, Hawley
/, Logan J..
!, Kentucky. Arthur 10, Blaine 81. Lo
gan 212 Lincoln /, Sherman 1.
$ Louisiana, Arthur 10 Logan 3, BLAINE
. 9; half of the delegates being absent.
Maine. Blaine u.
Maryland, Blaine 10, Arthur o.
e munds 2.
Massachusetts. Edmunds 20, Arthur
3, Blaine /.
Michigan, Blaine 10, Edmunds I, Ar
thur 2. Gen. sherman /.
Minnesota, Blame I, Edmunds 6, Ar
thur /.
/ Mississippi, Arthur II, Blaine 1,
Missouri. Arthur 10. Logan 10, Ed
munds o, Blaine 8. Sherman /.
a Montana, Blaine l..
Nebraska. Blaine s, Arthur 2.
Nevada, Blame q.
New Hampshire, Edmunds 4, Arthu
4.
It New Jersey. Blaine o., Edmunds
Lincoln Q, Sherman /.
New York, Arthur 81. Blaine %, Ed
p munds IL, Lincoln /.
IS North Carolina, Arthur 10, Blaine
Logan /.
l. New Mexico, Arthur 2.
Ohio, Sherman, %, Blaine 81.
Oregon. Blaine 0.
Pennsylvania, Blaine Al, Arthur /
n Edmunds /, Logan /.
Is Rhode Island, Edmunds s.
a South Carolina, Arthur is, Blaine /.
A. Tennessee, Arthur 10, Blaine I, Loga
l..
a Texas, Blaine II, Arthur IL, Logan
,e Utah. Arthur 2.
Vermont. Edmunds g..
Washington TT, Blaine 2.
in Wyoming. Arthur 2.
=, West Virginia, Blame u.
"a Wisconsin, Blame 10, Edmunds
n Arthur @.
"A The footings of the first ballot ar
of Blaine, 334L; Arthur, z7s; Edmund
a 90; Logan, 0Sh; John sherman, 3
40 Hawley, IS; Lincoln, 4; Gen. Sherman
. IL H. - 80,