Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
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ptki II 60 CLOCK tnc ccnVc1tioo WL3 call ed 10 order. Chairman Es.ee, who hsy iEG comp etsly lost his voiss, 'slied Sen stor HIssOck tV the ohair tO preside ove. the session which vas formally opened with prayer by R-v. J. H. Worcester oi Chicago. To hIs invocation he prayed that the spirit which EOnld rule over tht procee ii0gs of the convention uouldia oi De 6 spiri Jt narrow psrtissuship but of prOud psg-.otIsm,
 CHICAGO June 22.-Tri5une says: 4 scheme is on foot among B ains's friends to nominate hlm after iirst giving liar ri=on chsnCc ss 6 fem. 10 beat SheE- mar. I, says New Y1fk may tlrn to Gresham II Depev IS not taken up by o.her states. The News states: Miohe- gsu, Ohio and Indians have torm-d a combination to prevent & stampede to Blaine. The Inter-Ooesn says: New Yo.k receeding from Sherman and Gresham and Harrison stock advancing,
 Governor ForAker in secondiDg Shsr. mans u0mlgatiun sad Ohio is some times like New York, she occasionally ccmes to the National Convention d. vIded as 10 Der choice for president, snd sometimes comes united. u,r forsy-six candidates gre here to speak As one man. He IS not sO much a citizen of any one stsis ss a citizen ID the highest sense of the word of all the s,s;ss in fbis Union. Applause. His rRms and .sme fills the whole land spd brigh'ene every page of kmericsu History. He is the immediate friend snd scquzintsDc of all classes spd conditions of our peo- ple, He IS a typ.o-l representative of American life, American statesmacsbip and American citIgensbip.
 lln6-CouvsniiUn called to order.
 lI2I-HIscOcE takes the chair.
 ll:2S-Roll csil o.dered.
 The first ballot resulting ss follows Is accord ng 10 figures annI unced by tbe secretary: Shsrman's vote was follows: AlabzDs l2, Fiorids 4, Georgia l9, KeD- lucky l2, L .ni-isns 9, AaTylsnd 5. Mas ssshnsetts 9, Mississippi IA. Miss uri 6. N-brarks 8, North Carolina l5, Ohio 46 Pennsylvania 29, South Carolina II |, TrDussse- !. TexasT, Virginia II, West virgiuia 5, District of OclGmbis 2. and Dne es-h ID Maine, Dsko.s and New Mexico. Totsl 229.
 Gresham had: c lorsda 8, Illinois A, Kentucky ,. M-s-Rc' usetts 2, Mionesota II. Missls-ippi 3, Missouri IF. North Carolina 2. Oregon 4, Texas :, West FIr- ginis ], Washington Territory and one each m Georg X. Indiana. Louisisna, Maine. Nj inc, NrbrAsk'. Virglnis, Da kgt sud MontanH. Total III.
 Ha ri.on had: Colorado 2. Dslsrsr' 6. Cie rgis 2, Ipdis1s 29. Kentucky Ma:ue Z, Msrylaryi ,, Nj tssschuss;is 47, Missouri 3, S,.w H .Tpshire 4. Vermont s. Yirsinis 1, West YirR:niB 2 sod oue rseh m slabame, Flori1s, N"r;h Caro- ina. Oregon, Trune-see. TeIss and Washington Territory. total s3
 Alger had: Al,bams 6. Ken,ueky f, L,u!siana2, Msrne 8, Massachusetts 6, Nich'gAu 26. Missouri 6, SeHrsska 7, Nevada 8, North OsrolInH 2. Soush Caro- ilaa 3, Tennessee 9. Texas 2, Virginia 5. Arizona ? and one each Tn MIrDesoss, Peuns, lvaBis. West VIrginis and Kan sss. Total s.
 Allison had: Iowa 26, Louisiana 3, Maine 2, Massachusetts 7. Missouri 5, Nshrasks 8, Nevada 3, PeDpsyivsris s. Pennsylvania s, Texas 2, Virginia 3, Utah ;, Wyoming 2, sud enc on each ID Colorado, Tennessee. Idaho, Washington Ter. Total, 96.
 Derew had: Name 3, Minnesota 2, M,s.issippi 2, Missouri ?, \. II. f N. '. 7I, Pennsylvania ,, TenUesse Z, Dekois 2. and one each m Alabama, Kentucky, Louisiana. Indiana, Massachusetts, N C., s. C. Total 100.
 Blnioe had: alIfornia 16. Indispa 2, Mss.achusetts 2. Pennsy ylvsnIs 2, Tenn, 4. w. Vs. 2, ard one each m ksnsss. Missouri, New York, North Carolina. Oregon. Total B.
 Rusk had: Wisconsin 22, and one each in Nebraska, yirginis sad Dakota Total 9.
 Iuyells had: Kansas 13. Arksnsss 10. South Caroliug l, Total 2s.
 Phelps hs1 New Jessey IS, PeDnsYl- vsria ,. One each in Iexss. Dakota and Wsshin gton Ter. Total 2S.
 Fuller had: Pennsylvania IS, Florifs 3. and one each in \. O., \. C.. snd Ds- kots. Total 24.
 Hawley bad l2 votes m Connecticut.
 Lincoln had one in GeorgIs, and Tn Msss aohusetts.
 Mckinney had ? in Texas.