The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-06-11
FRET BALLOT.
FIK5I BALLUI'
The result of the first ballot was
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!, AM - ,rtbnr /
3eorge F. 70,
Iohn =; hos..l, '''' ''''
Ioseph lose, r. Hawiey ............."..13
Robert T. Lincoln...........-....-.- .-.-......'.~5
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1r.t ....SlS
Noonscar,. fc choice-
SECOND BALLoi-
TLora La;nr no chaice the chair
- ,Ii x,F eto.ao
man ulIeclSA tla' INC AOH mi
be called lor 4 secoila o'lio'
result was as loiio"s' 90
James VI Diire artbnr
George F. Edmunds. ....... .............-.......-S5
John \. Logan '''-'''-'St 9s
1 yonn oIeflia 70 Hawis~
Robert r Lincoln.....
William 7. sherman..... -....---.'.. ..''''''''''2
The result of the second ballot was
announced at LOO, and the increase
of Blaine's vote was the cause oil an
exuberant manifestation OF the
part of the audience.
THIRD BALLOT.
Tho third ballot was Immediately
,,raooodad yitb tho ercitsment and
pnu 1850 ;ncraas;ng as the voting pro-
-'oo.oI Tba tb;rd ballor resulted
So 9e = nil. .s75
Chester Chest A. Arthur~...................... ....274
George +. Edmunds....... --.'.''''..-'99 %
yohn 5s, a, logan
josepb o r. Hawiey
Robert T, Lineoln...-........--''--''-'''-.
William l. oherii'"m''.''. '''''' :, H.
Before the oiiiclai result oi tne
third ballot was ahnouhGeu IL va"
si'0n ot' 80 , 20 obarna
7ro.p ., pIo;,o The avcitement
and confusion were great. The re-
sult of the third ballot was announc-
cd at 2.1O. The gains made on the
Rlaine vote and the understanding
that the Logan vote would probably
be transferred to Blaine produced
soother storm of cheering and wild
enthusiasm for Blaine.
Henry H. Bingham (Pa.), VIII
liam Walter Phelps On. j. and one
or two colored delegates endeavored
to oct a hearing. and yociferated and
gest1culated without succeeding in
being heard, their voices being
drowned in tumultuous wells, cheers
and demands for a call of the roll.
Not deferred bv their failure, Mr..
Roosevelt IN. v, carried away by
the excitement. rot up on his seat,
waved his arms and appeared as il
he we're saving something, but not
a word was heard from him.
,,,.,, ,.o,,,x,rrn az THE Fol,RTH
Ola --'-
bALhol'
Finally, at 80 P. NJ, the taxing ol
; the fourth ballot was begun. Inc
|, changes from the third ballot were
as follows: Before the vote OF Ala
} bama was given there was another
) uproarlous scene, IN whlch Dutchei
! Roosevelt and other New ork dele'
!, gates took prominent paris. IL alo''
= upon the technical point that
). motion to take q recess mad peer
; decided by the chair IN the negative
: although calls had been made Tor
vote by States. At last a blln9 del
egate appealed to his friends tt
have the vote on the recess taker
{ by States, ard at 2.3O T. NJ. th'
g e voting by States was begun. In
Illinois delegation requested a lev
moments for consultation as to 1t
+ + vote, and then it was announced a
:, n % to 10. The vote was challehge
? Showing that it was regarded "a
,r Important, and the result Oh ;n
"a polling OF the limos ocies".iG '. /;
; was 81 lor a recess , Snu 10 ~ aor Ill
a The vote OF New lorh "a "aa p0HS .,
+ and resulted Aeas, t: nay ~ :, =
10 The vote OF fehnsylVahia "e' o pgHT TT
Q. ana was: eas' IL nays 10, -, 80
p nessee gave a Yo'es III .no M Hn 'Sar
70 SO that \altnougil INC No'o sun vi y
N on the motion ior d reoe'' was "
of iealeo. r., A. -,
me result oi lne oo'o vn 49, s 1el
C. ton lor a recess rec; was, S.oa;oont nyen, iu ~,
in noes 4oV. lhe auiioulSeinU - as
as hai!e' with 'ociieiou' "pti"''' GO
n Blame triumph, 49,: ,oeoro ord
IL was long tline % pIio'. - u Io, "
d was restored suincIeu''S :.n ~ IL"
re- . PhsiuesS pioc1eueu WIN. -ouo.od =
of non ONO aelesaIe ploPo9eo piIooa.; -
the but BIe DIANE me-; oy ;no;s.ad roGi"tO -b
,ck the takings hlch,I LoI,a. ln'lI.e sbould ~ ,
on. Finally, @ Sne p'iioU n n,ar,;, a
proceeded with u 'fe fn,h vol't Ill,
- The changes from tt"u- III ~ Ill Ill
vas were as follows Alabathlli n,. Daii
use gained 6, Arthur lost ) and nlAa, tAd,
'i0 lost l. Arkansas-No chan
California-No change. Colora
zen zen No change. Connecticut.
eir m change. Delaware-No .chan
lns Florida vote polled Blaine gain
ng1 2 and Arthur lost =. Georgia.
m iiu change.
Gle Illinois being called, Senator G.
7iy lom rose and said he wished to re
nd a dispatch which he had Just recei
be ed rom General Logan. ObJectlo
an were promptly maze and sustalne
I'd Senator Cullom then withdrew t
No. name OF Logan and announced
- votes Df ILLINOIS for Rl3Inp ,nOa