Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-06-12


4 AarylAnd-Blaine gains q, Arthl
loses 2.
achusstts--Arthur gAius /, T.
munds loses /.
Michisnn-Arthur gains 2, Edmunt
oses 2.
Ninnesota-No change.
Aiaslssippi-No change.
Missouri-BlAine gains q; Edmunt
loses IL; Logan loses q; Zone absen tse
Nebraska-No change.
| Nsvada-No change.
New Hampshire-Arthur gAins l, *
munds loses /.
New Jersey-No change.
New York-No change.
North CArolina-Blsine gains
Arthur loses L.
Ohio-Biains gains 2, Sherman losee
Oregon-No change.
Pennsylvania--No change.
Rhode Island--No change.
Vermont-No change.
South CRrolina-No change:
TeDnessee-No change.
Texas--No change.
VirginiA-No change.
West VirginiA--No change.
Observation-Disclosures gains Ii Edmund
loses /.
AIizonA-No change.
DRkotA-Nu change.
District OF Columbia-No change.
Idaho--No change.
AontAns-No change.
New Mexioo-No change.
Utah--No change.
Washington Territory--No change.
Wyoming-No change.
Official footings, second ballot: Arthur
276; Blaine, 349; Edmunds, IS; Logan
81; Sherman, %; Hawley, 13; Gen. Sher
man, 2i Lincoln, a.
l25 p. m.-Great cheering oyel
Blaiue's gain. A number of the deleg a
tions comforting.
CHICAGO, June 6.--The result Of TIL,
second ballot WAS announced at 20 p. m
and the increase of Blaine's vote was tht
cause of an exuberRut manilastation OF
the part of the suiienoe.
The convention then proceeded to the
third ballot.
THIRD BALLOT.
The number of changes will be noted
from the previous ballot:
Indiana reached without change.
Indisna-Arthur gains l, Edmunds
loses l.
IOwa-No change.
Idaho-Blaine gains /, Arthur loses 1
Ksnsas-Blaine gains 2,Arthur loses q.
Kentuoky-Blaine gains /, Arthur
loaes /.
Louisiana--No change.
Maine--No change.
Maryland-No change.
Miohigan-Kdmunds loses Q, Blsin
gains 3, Sherman loses l.
Minnesota-Arthur gains from KID
munds.
Montana, New Mexico, Utah, Washing.
ton and Wyomipg-No change.
Massaohusetts--No change.
Misaouri-Blaine gains 4, Arthur J.;
Sherman's loss.
Mississippi-Lincoln gains /, Arthur
loses l.
Missouri-Blaine gains 4, Arthur gains
l, Kdmunds loses !, Logan loses a.
Nsvada-No change.
New Hampshire--No change.
New Jersey-BlAine gains 2.
Nebraaka-Blsine gains 2 from Arthur.
New Jsrsey-Blaine gains 2.
New York-Arthur gains l..
North CarolinR-Blaine gains l, Logan
loss.
0hIo-Blaine gains 2, Sherman loses 2.
Oregon-No change.
Pennsylvania-Blaine gains 2, ,Arthur's
loss.
Rhode Island-No change.
South Carolina-Blaine gains l, Ar
thur loses l.
Tennessee-Arthur gains l ; Loaan's
loss.
Texas-Blsine gains l.; Logan's loss.
Vermont-No change.
Virginia-Blaine gains q, Arthur loses
l, Logan l.
Wisoonsin-Arthur gains 4, Edmunds
loss.
West VirginiA-No change.
Wisconsin-Arthur gains a, W. T
Sherman gains l, Edmunds loses s.
Arizona, Dakota and District OF
change.
BlsiDe's friends claim his nomination
On the next ballot.
Official footing, third ballot: Blaine,
BIS; Arthur, 274; Rdmuuds, So; Logan,
53; John Sherman, rs; Hawley, Is; Gen.
Sherman, 2; Lincoln, 8.
Before the official result was announced
i was given out that Logan had tsle.
graphed his managers to change his vote
10 Blaine. Excitement and confusion ie
1reat.
MOTION TO ADJOURN LOST.
CHICAGO, June 6--2-l9 p. ma motion
% adjourn to 80 p. m. WAS lost.
CHICAGO, June 6 The result OF the
hird ballot WAS announced at 2 10.
Fhe gaius made on the Blaine vote, and
he understanding that the Logan vote
would probably be transferred to Blaine.
produced another storm OF cheering and
Wild enthusiasm.
General Bingham of Pennsylvania,
William W. Phelps of New Jersey, and
me or two oolered delegates endeavored
% get q hearing and gestioulatsd without
uoosss in being heard, their voices being
lrowned in tumultuous yells, cheers and
lemand for q call of the roll.
'oURTH BALLOT BRaUN-MoRE FILTBUsTKRIN6
Not deferred by their failure Roosevelt
Il New York, carried away by the ex.
got upon his seat and moved hir
Irms and appeared as II he was sayipg\
but not a word WAS heard from
I'm.
Finally, at 2.30, the taking OF the
ourth ballot was begun.
Before the vote OF Alabama was given
here WAS another uproarious scene in
vhioh butcher, Roosevelt and other New
York delegates, took prominent parts.
1t arose upon the technical point that
! motion to take recess had been
made and had been decided by the ohaiy
n the negative, although calls had been
made for vote by states.
At LAST a Blaine delegate appealed to
lis friends to have the vote on the recess
sken by the states and, at 2 80, the vote
" STATES began.
The Iliipois delegation requested few
for consultation In regard to Its
'ote, and then 1t was announced az 20 tc
8. The vote WAS changed (showing
hat 1t was regarded as importantly and
he result Of the polling of the Illinois |
eleRation was for recess, ,23 against, 81.
Upon the roll call the motion to |
djourn was lost. Vote: For adjourn.
nent, 1868; against adjournment, 456.
The announcement Of the vote caused |
reat cheering and waving Of hats and
Foraker moved to nominate Blaine by |
but withdrew his motion |
a order to save time.
THE BEGINNING OF THE END.
It WAS = long time before order WAS re-
torsd sufficiently 10 have business pro-
eeded with. An Ohio delegate pro-
ssdsd to nominate Blaine by acclAmation,
mt Burrows Of Michigan insisted that
he taking Of the ballot should
n ou Finally AZ 31B. thu ooc |