Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-23

Albany gave Sherman 10, Harrison /, Al
ger and Depew /. Arkansas gave Harrison
and Gresham each and Ingalls, 10. Blaine
got 16 and Sherman in California. Colo
RADIO gave Harrison 2, Gresham 8, Allison 1.
Connecticut's 10 went to Hawley., Della
ware gave to Harrison and 1 to Hawley.
From Florida Sherman got 4, Harrison and
Filter 3. Georgia gave Sherman 10, Harrison
2, Gresham, Allison and Lincoln each.
Illinois gave her A votes to Gresham. Indi-
ana gave Harrison 81 and Gresham 1.
Iowa's % votes went to Allison. Kansas
gave Sherman and Ingalls, II. Kentucky
gave Sherman IL, Harrison 4, Gresham 8,
Alger and Depew 1. Louisiana gave Sher-
man 8, Harrison /, Gresham 2, Alger 2, De-
pew /, Allison Q. From Maine Sherman
got /, Harrison 2, Gresham 1, Alger 3, De-
pew 8, Allison Q. Indiana gave Blaine 2,
Sherman and Harrison each 8, Gresham l.,
Dspew and Allison 2. Massachusetts, gave
Sherman q, Harrison 4, Gresham 2, Alger 6,
Dspew ], Allison and Lincoln 8. Michi-
gan gave to Blaine and 90 to Alger.
Graham get IL from Minnesota, Alger I
and Dspew 3. Mississippi gave Sherman IA,
Gresham and Dspew I. Missouri gave
Blaine 1. Sherman 8. Harrison 8, Gresham
IL, Alger 8, Depew and Allison 8. Ne
braska gave Sherman s, Harrison !, Gresham
2 and Depsw 8, Rusk L. Nevada gave each
to Alger and Allison. New Hampshire gave
Z each to Harrison and Depew.
New York gave to Blaine and II to Depew.
North Carolina gave Blaine 1, Sherman 10,
Harrison /, Gresham 2, Alger and Depew 1.
Ohio gave her 46 votes to Sherman. From
Oregon Blaine got 1, Harrison I, Gresham 4,
Alger and Dspew 5. Pennsylvania gave 9
to Phelps. Rhode Island gave 3 to Alger, l
to Depew and TO Allison. South Carolina
gave Sherman II, Alger 0, Depew 2, Ingalls,
and Filter 1. Tennessee gave Blaine 4,
Sherman 2, Harrison 1, Gresham 3, Alger 2,
Allison 1. From Texas Blaine got I, Sher
man z, Mckinley 2, Harrison I, Allison z.
vermont's votes went to Harrison. Vir-
I, Alger 8, Allison 3. Wisconsin gave Rusk
90 votes. The territories voted as follows:
Arizona-Alger 9. Dakota-Allison /, Rusk
1, Gresham 1, Harrison 1, Sherman I, Alger
1, Filter /, Depew Q, Phelps 1. District OF
Columbi-Blaine 2. Montana-Gresham 1,
New Mexico-Alger !, Sherman /, Allison 2.
During the calling of the roll the conyen-
ton was at first disposed to become bolster
GUS and to cheer the votes as they were am
nounced. There was very enthusiastic out
break when California voted solidly for
Blaine, but finally, having found that these
demonstrations were delaying the announce
ment of the result, the conventions curiosity
overcame its enthusiasm and the confusion
was considerably abated, and the call pro-
ceeded in good order. During the poll Sem
ator Rddlebsrgsr, Notwithstanding the sharp
raps Of the ehairmsn's gavel when his name
was called. arose and said that he would have
voted for Blaine If he had been nominated,
but as his name had not been presented he
voted for Allison. This violation of the
rules of the convention was allowed to go in
the Senator's case without rebuke. Emory
Smith arose by unanimous consent to with
draw the name of Filter at 1850 p. M, and
the convention proceeded to take second
ballot. The result of the ballot as announced