New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-03
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Note in case the straightout dele CATION i5 adj
mtted from Virginia the vote of that State Instead
of being for Mr.. Blaine is likely To be 2L That
would brlpg his total vote up to 397 majority
of the whole number of votes to be east by the
convention is Ill. So according 10 our revised
table Mr.. Blaine is within 32 of nomination on
the first ballot without the straight )ut vote or
within Ii Of a nomination IN case he receives IT.
As matter of great general interest two other
estimates are appended. that of Ths Phaadephia
Press, which pTofessedly and Intentionally under-
states the Blaine strength and that of The NeU-
York 'Ha which differs from most OF the other New
York papers in acknowledging that Blaine IS
ahead.
2S2; EdmundS, 20; Logan. 81; Sherman, %;
Hawey, ~; and adds: ..,.. .,... ..o. a.,
Blame standpoint His vote is understaed rather than
oversated In several instances have the sake Of
there is good reason to be will actually get Even
then he lacks only "a OF enough 10 nominate.
With either Ednunds Logan or sherman cat ot
the way, blaine would receive such increase Of strength
as would almost certainly insure his nomin zion. is
% Hcs d esoD and # il should appear that
Logan could not win the prze Blaine would secure forty
OF gaining eighteen more irom ono. Either 0f
impulse as would break over all opposition -
Mr. Blaine has nearly threequarers OF the delegates
least three-quarters OF the Republican voters and his
friends may look with reasonable hope for his nomi
nation.
The Suns summary Is as follows:
The last OF the Republican Conventions were held
yesterday, and Blame bas than Arthur Of tho
delegates to the National Convention. The list is
follows:
For Arthur-Aabama, 90; Arkansas, Is; Delaware. l;
Florida, Georgia, "a Illinois, o; Indiana, q Kans,
p Kentucky, a. louisiana, 10; Maryland - Massaehu-
sets, Il; Minnesota, /; Mississippi l7 Missouri, Me-
braska, .; Ncw-Hampshire, 3; New-Jersey. 9; New
York, ~ North Carolina, l2 PENNSYLVANIA. II Rhode
Island, south Carolina Is; Tennessee ls; Texas. IL;
Virginia, "a Wisconsin. z; District OF Columbia 2;
wyoming, .; Utah, ,. Total H9s.
For blaine California, 10; Delaware. 8; Indiana, z;
Iowa, 26 Kansas, IL Kentucky, Maine, IL; Mary
land -; Michigan, IS; Minnesota, Mississippi /:
Missouri IL New Hampshire NewJersey, IL; New.
York 30; Nevada. 8; OHIO, q Oregon q; Pennsylva
MA 43; Rhode Island. 2; Tennessee. 4; Texas Is:
West Virginia. l2 Wisconsin, Arizona, .; Dakota,
For IOgan-nlinois ss Indiana, Il Kansas, .; Mis-.
souri,, : Tennessee, l. Total, 55.
For John sherman-Indana, 4 OHIO. 10. Total, %.
For Joseph Il. Hawley-Connecllcut, l..
For Gresham-Indiana, q.
For Farchild-l
For Grant-Maryland,
For Edmunds-niassschusetts.1 q; Michigan 9; Mime.
sOta D; New-Hampshre, 1: New.lork, Ii, Rhole
Island, tennessee, /; Vermont 81 Wisconsin, ..
Total, "a.
REcAPITULATIoN.
Arthur Hawley. ~
Blaine. ............ --300 Gresham ..............
Edmunds. .............. "a Fairchild.............
logan % urSnt
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yet ba b.ar nom
ioai
Necessary 10 choice
The Colorado Convention chose uninsructed dele
gataon oI ak, belieyed n hs for Blaine.
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DELEGATE WHITE TALKS ABOUT BLAINE
iBr rxrS0aAPa 10 rRS TxinUxpl
SYRACUSE, May 2.-President White, az Cor
nell UniveEaiky najd to-day Mr. Blef,a = orle~ -,