Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-23

Kinlsy 9, Phetps /.
Vermont-H lrris0n 8.
Virginia-A poll was asked and both
Mahoae and Wise voted for Sherman, also
Lang ston; Rid ileberger said he would like
to vote for Blaine if in nomination, but as
he isn't he would vote for Allison. The
poll resulted: Alger 3, Allison 3, Gresham
|, Harrison 4, Rusk /, Sherman ii.
West Virginia-Alger l, Blaine 2. Gresh-
ham 2, Harrison 2. Sherman 5.
Wlscopsin-Rusk %.
Arz)Ia-Alger 2
Dikota-Allison 1, Rusk l, Gresham l,
Harrison /, Sherman l, Alger /; Filter /,
Dspew 2. Phelps /.
District of Columbia-B'aine 2.
Idaho-Allison l, Gresham 1.
Montana-Gresham l, Allison !.
New Mexico-Alger l, Sherman !.
Utah-Allison 2
Washington Territory-Harrison l, Al
lison Z, Phelps l, Gresham 9.
Wyoming-Allison 9.
Ths first ballot was completed at 1875,
and resulted as follows: Alger "a, Allison
~, Depew 80, Filter "a, Gresham III,
Harrison 70, Hswley Is, Ingalls, %,
Phelps 25, Rusk 55, Sherman 229, Blaine
33, Lincoln 3, Mckinley 2.
A second ballot was then ordered.
THE SECOND BALLOT.
The result of the first ballot was receiy-
ed with no sign from the convention as TO
what impression had been made.
B fore a second ballot had been taken,
Mr.. Smith, of Pennsylvania, who had yes
terday nominated Edwin II. Filter, with
drew his name.
This episode made no stir whatever in
the convention, and the withdrawal was
made in such low tone Of voice that 1t
was not known that Mr.. Filter was out OF
the race until the Chair made the an
nouncement himself
Gn the second ballot the delegates voted
as follows:
Sherman II, Algsr Z, Depew
/, Harrison 2.
Arkansas-Cast ii for Alger, changing
from Iugalls, Sherman, Gresham and har-
rison.
Cslifornia-Blaine 16.
Colorado-Gresham 3, Harrison ., Ali
son l.
Counecticut-Alger l, Allison a, Depew
8, Gresham l.
Delaware-harrisOD q.
Floride-Harrison l, Alger 3, Sherman
Georgia-Lincolu /, Gresham l, Harri-
son 3. Sherman 10.
Illinois-Gresham Al.
Naturalization %, Gresham 2.
Iowa-Allison-26.
Kansas-Iugalls l6, Mckinley Blaine l.
Kentucky-Chairman Wilson said be
could only determine the vote by an individ-
nal pol. The roll was called. W. o.
Bradley, candidate for Governor in the
last campaigu, and a Vice Presidential
possibility, is absent, and 40 his alternate,
Chairman Wilson, cast Bradley's vote for
Sherman. The poll of the delegation re-
suited: Sherman IL. Blaine 3, Alger 8,
Depew l, Gresham g, Harrison
Louisiana-Sherman 8, Alger 3, Allison
., Gresham /, Depew
Maine-Gresham /, Sherman /, Alger 8,
Harrison 9, Depew 3, Allison 2
Maryland-Sherman 6, Harrison q, ALI
son 3. Gresham /.
Massachusetts, Allison l, Depew l, Nc
Kinley l, Gresham ., Blaine2, Harrison 5,
Alger z, Sherman 8.
Michigan Alger 20.
Minnesota-Alger !, Depew 2, Gresham
IL.
Mississippi-Depew l, Gresham 2, sher-
man IA.
Misouri-Gresham 8, Sherman 6, Alger
10, Allison 1, Harrison 3, Depew 2, Blaine l.
| Nebraska-Allison 4, Sherman 3, Alger
| 2, Rusk 1.
Neyada-Allison 3, Alger 3.
New Hampshire-Harrison 4, Depew a.
New JeSsey-Phelps Is.
New York-Depew II, Blaine l.
North Carolina-Blaiue l, Alger 4, Har'
| rison 2, Sherman Is.
Ohio-Sherman 46
Oregon-Gresham 4 Harrison l, Blaine i.
observation-disclosures l, Alger l, Har'
rison 4, Sherman 80
| Rhode Island-Allison 8.
South Carolins-Alger Z, Depew 2, Sher-
man 9.
Tennessee Gresham /, Depew 1, Harri'
s,n 2, Allison 3, Sherman Z, Blaine 2, Al
gar s
Texss-Algsv 3, Allison 8, Gresham 5,
Mckinley /, Harrison l, Sherman 6,
| Blaine l.
Vermont-Harrison g
yirpinia-Mshcne again demanded q roll
call, and renewed signs Of impatience were
manifested by the audience. The vote re-
suited as follows: Alger 4, Allison 3,
Gresham /. Harrison 5, Sherman III.
West Virginis-Alger l, Blaine 2,
Gresham ., Hsrrisou 2, Sherman D.
wisconsin-Rask 10, Gresham 3.
Arizona-Alger 2.
Dakots-Allison /, Gresham ., Harrison
3, Sherman /, Depew 2, Lincoln l.
! District of Columbis-Blaine 2.
Idaho-Altisou !, Gresham l.
Montana-Gresham !, Allison i.
New Mexico--Alger /, Sherman /.
Utah-Allison l.
Washington Territary-Alger /, Harri-
son |, Allison l, Gresham B.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2
The second ballot was completed at Ills
and resulted as follows: Alger 116, ALI
son 73, nepew 90, Filter (withdrswn), i,
Gresham 107, Harrison 81, Ingalls, Is,
Phelps Is, Rusk 90, Sherman 249, Blaine
80, Lincoln 3, Mckinley 3.
THE sHERAES MEN DISAPPOINTED.
Daring the announcement Of the votes
! the convention was more sedate than II
has been at any time during the sessions.
The spectators and delegates were toe
much interested in noticing the changes
from the previous ballot 10 make noise
or indulge in any demonstration
Senator Quay had evidently done good
work among the Pennsylvania delegates
last night Sherman gained q votes from
that State, most Of them being the votes
which on the first ballot had been cast for
Mr.. Filter. This was the most important
event Of the ballot and considerably elated
the men, who had been disappointed at
the vote for their favorite on the frst bal
lot. The result as whole, however, was
Q disappointment to the Sherman people
who had hoped that the increase in the
vote for him from Pennsylvania would put
him up TO nearly 800 votes, bat he lost In
other places and the anti Sherman COM
bination begins TO claim that the Ohio
lH---lA-'a rqffs qqHs viii. 90 TO pieces ia few
While preparations were making iOr ,n'
,b;rd ballot, cheers wsregiven Tor snetmsl