The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-23
SECOND BALLOT.
The second ballot was as follows the vote
bY states is omltted)t
A SHERMAN DIsAPPoINTMENT

Inc result was disappointment to the
Sherman people, who had hoped that the
gain in the vote for him from Pennsylva-
mia would put him up to nearly 300 votes
but he lost in other places, and the anti
Sherman combinations begin to claim that
the Ohio senator's vote will 60 to pieces in
few ballots.
AS the vote on the third ballot proceeds,
there is little change in Sherman,
which everybody is watching, and there
are no notable changes in the voting for
other candidates. California continues to
cast her solid vote for Blaine, and Massa-
chusetts still casts her vote among nearly
all the candidates The Gresham vote in
creases, but not materially. When Penn
sylvania Is reached, Senator Quay an
nounces the vote of the state, casting fifty
three votes for Sherman as before and ten
scattering. johnson demands a poll of the
delegation, which proceeds much to the dis
gust Of the convention. The poll did not
affect the result rs announced by Senator
Quay, and the ballot was proceeded with
POLLING vIRGINIA's VOTE.
AS usual, when Virginia was reached, a
demand was made that the delegation be
followed. Gen. Fairchild, of Wisconsin,
made the point of order that a call for a
poll could not be made until the vote had
been announced and objection was made to
its correctness
Mr.. Wise arose and explained that the
Virginia delegation had been unable to get
together and select a chairman to speak for
the delegation. 1t had, therefore, been
agreed that whenever the state is reached,
the delegation be polled. He asked unani-
nous consent that this should hereafter be
the practice. Consent was given.
THIRD BALLOT.
The result of the third ballot was as fol
lows:
Alabama: Depew /, Sherman 10, Alger
Z, Harrison q Arkansas: Alger H. Cal
ifornia: Blaine IS. Colorado: Gresham
5, Allison l. Connecticut: Gresham 6,
Allison 5, Alger /. Delaware: Gresham /.
Harrison 5. Florida: Sherman 4, Alger 3,
Harrison l. Georgia: Gresham 2, Sher-
man IS, Harrison 2, Lincoln 1. Illinois:
Gresham A. Indiana: Gresham 2, Harri-
son 28. Iowa: Allison 26 Kansas:
Harrison 2. Blaine 2, Mckinley l.
Miller 2. Kentucky: Gresham 4, Depew
l., Sherman 9, Allison 2, Alger 4, Harrison A.
Blaine 1, Mckinley l. louisiana Gresham
/, Depew l, Sherman 0, Allison 2, Alger 8.
Harrison 6. Massachusetts: Gresham /,
Depew 1, Sherman 0, Allison 3, Alger g.
Harrison 4, Blaine 2, Mckinley l. Lincoln
|. Michigan: Alger 26 Minnesota: Gresham
IL, Depew Q, Alger l. Mississippi: Gresham
3, Depew /, Sherman IA. Missouri: Gresham
8, Depew 2, Sherman 4, Allison2, Alger II,
Harrison 2, Blaine 2. Nebraska: Sherman
8, Allison 5. Alger 2. Nevada: Allison 2,
Alger 4. New Hampshire: Depew 4, Harri-
son 4. New Jersey: Phelps 4, Depew 1, Sher-
man 2, Allison 4, Harrison 4, Mckinley 3.
New York. Depew II, Blaine /. North
Carolina: Phelps 1, Sherman Is, Alger 5,
Harrison 1. Ohio: Sherman 46. Oregon:
Gresham 4, Harrison 1, Blaine 1. Pennsyl-
vania Depew l, Sherman 81, Alger /, Har-
rison s. Rhode Island: Allison s. South
Carolina: Sherman 9, Alger II, Harrison I.
Tennessee: Gresham l, Depew /, Sherman
Z, Allison 8 Alger Q, Blaine 3. Texas:
Gresham 5, Sherman 6, Allison z, Alger 2,
Harrison 1, Blaine 3, Mckinley l. Yer
mont: Harrison g. Virginia. Gresham 2,
Sherman 10, Allison 3. Alger 4, Harri on 5.
West Virginia: Gresham 2, Sherman 5,
Alger l, Harrison /, Blaine 2, Lincoln |.
Wisconsin: Gresham 4, Depew /, Rusc 10,
Harrison /. Arizona: Ager q Dakota:
Gresham g. Depew |, Sherman 2, Allison /,
Harrison g. District of Columbia: Blaine
2. Idaho: Gresham /, Allison /. Montana:
Gresham l. Allison J, New Mexico Sher-
man /, Alger /. Utah: Allison 2. Wash
ington: Gresham 4, Alger /, Harrison l.
Wyoming: Sherman 2.