Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-07

| Utah-Arthur 9.
! Washington Territory-Blaine 3.
District of Columbia-Arthnr l, Blaine L.
Totals-Arthur 276, Blaine $40, Edmunds
S5, Logan 81, John Sherman IS, Hawley Is,
Lincoln 4, w. T. Sherman 20.
Third Ballot.
Alabams-Blaine 9. Arthur IL, Logan l.
| Arkansas-Blaine ii, Arthur ).
| California-Blaine 10.
Colorado-Blaine 6.
| Connecticut-Hawleyl -.
Dakota-Blaine ..
Delawsre-Blaine 5, Arthur /.
| District of Columbia-Blaine /, Arthur l.
Florida-Blaine l, Arthur Z.
Georgia-Arthur "a.
Idaho-Blaine /. Arthur /.
Illinois-Blaine 8, Arthur l. Logan 40.
Indiana-Blaine Is, Arthur 10, Sherman
l2.
Iowa-Blaine &c.
Ksnsas-Blaine l5, Logan ., Hawley l.
kentucky-Blaine 6. Arthur l6, Logan 2,
Sherman l.
Louisians-Blaine 4, Arthur 8.
Maine-Blaine -.
Marylsnd-Blaine l2, Arthur 4.
Observation-Disclosures l. Arthur 3, Ed
munds "a.
Mchigan-Blaine Is, Arthur 1, Edmuuds
8, Gen. Sherman l, Gen. Sherman l.
Minnesota-Blaine Z, Arthur 9, Edmunds
Edmunds ).
Mississippi-Blainel l, Arthur l6.
Mssouri-Blaine -, Arthur IL, Logan 4,
Edmunds t.
Montana-Blaine l, Edmunds /.
Nebraska-Blaine 10.
Nevada-Blaine 6.
New Hampshire-Arthur 8. Edmunds 8.
New Jersey-Blaine IL, Arthur /, Lincoln
New Mexico-Arthur 2.
New York-Blaine %, Arthur 32, Edmunds
u.
North Carolina-Blaine 4, Arthur Is.
Ohio-Blaine %, Sherman 81.
Oregon-Blaine 6.
Pennsylvania-Blaine so, Arthur s, Lagan
l, Edmunds l, Lincoln y.
Rhode Island-Edmunds s.
South Carolina-BIaind ., Arthur l6.
| Tennessee-Blaine Z, Arthur II.
Texas-Blaine IA, Arthur IL. Logan l.
Utah-Arthur 2.
| Vermont-EdmundsS 8.
Virginia-Blaine 4, Arthur 20.
| Washington Territory-Blaine
| West Virginia-Baine -.
Wisconsin-Blaine IL, Arthur 10, Sher-
man..
Arizona--Blaine =.
Wyoming-Arthur 2.
Totals-Blaine 375, Arthur 274, Logan
SO, Edmunds 60, Sherman %, Hawley l3,
Lincoln s, Gen. Sherman q
Fourth Ballot.
| Alabama-Arthur II, Blaine 8.
| Arkansas-Arthur 3, Blaine IL.
California-Blaine l6.
| ColoradG-Blaine, 6.
Connecticnt-Hawleyl II.
Dakota-Blaine 2.
Delaware-Arthur l, Blaine 5.
District of Columbia-Blaine ], Arthur l..
Florida-Arthur 8, Blaine 3.
Georgia-Arthur "a.
Idaho-Blaine 2.
Illinois-Arthur 8, Blaine "a, Logan 6.
Indiana-Bjaine 80.
Iowa-Arthur 2. Blaine "a.
Kansas-Blaine Is.
Kentucky-Arthur 10, Blaine 8, Logan l.,
Lincoln l.
Louisiana-Arthur 7, Blaine 9.
Maine-Blaine IL.
Maryland-Arthur L. Blaine 15.
MISUNDERSTANDING z, Blaine 3, Ed
munds Is.
Michigan-Blaine 26.
Minnesota-Blaine IA.
Mississippi-Arthur 16, Blaine 2.
Missouri-Blaine 80.
Montana-Blaine 2.
Nebraska-Blaine 10.
Nevada-Blaine 6.
New Hampshire-Arthur 2, Blaine 8, Ed
munds 3.
New Jersey-Blaine II. Edmunds l.
New Mexico-Arthur 2.
New YOrk-Arthur 30. Blaine %. Ed
munds 8, Hawley 2, Lincoln l.
North Carolina-Arthur IL, Blaine 6, 6,Haw-
ley l.
Ohio-Blaine 46.
Oregon-Blaine 46.
Pennsylvania-Arthur 8, Blaine 81, Ed
munds l.
Rhode Island-Arthur 1, Blaine 7.
South Carolina-Arthur 10, Blaine 2, Ed
munds l.
Tennessee Arthur IL, Blaine IL.
Texas-Arthur 8, Blaine Is.
Utah-Blaine 9.
Vermont-Edmunds 8.
| Virginia-Artbur 20, Blaine 2.
Washington Territory-Blaine 2.
West Virginia-Blaine IL.
Wisconsin-Blaine %.
Wyoming-Blaine 9.
Arizona-Blaine 2.
The secretary then announced the result of
the fourth ballot for president, as follows
Whole number of delegates, $40; whole
number of votes, SIG; necessary for choice
All, of which Robert T. Lincoln received 2,
John A. Logan Z, Joseph X. Hawley 10. Geo.
+. Edmunds Al, Chester A. Arthur POI, and
Jas. G. Blaine 544. The secretary's an
nouncement of the vote fer Blaine got no
| further than the hundreds, for his voice was
| lost in the whirlwind of applause that fol-
lowed the announcement of Blaine's nomi-
nation.
| Evening Session.
The convention resumed at P. M. when
prayer was offered. At the conclu.
sion of the prayer the chair announced the
nomination for Vice President in order.
When Illinois was called Senator Plumb
took the stand and in a brilliant speech nom.
mated John A. Logan, which was seconded
| by Judge Houck of Tenn. There being no
other names submitted motion was made to
make the nomination by acclamation and II
done with thunders of applause.
| The, hail was packed at the session and
there was scarcely less excitement than
before recess. When the chair had announced
the nomination of Logan he declared the
committee adjourned sine die, and the
| audience dispersed.