The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-26

ALGER-AlnbAmAG ArkHnbnS II, CONNECTICUT
., Florida 3, Kansas ., Kentucky q, Louisiana 81
sofa ., Missouri 10, NcbrRskn9, Nevada I, i,sSOrtt
Carolina y, South Carolina II, Tennessee q, Te%as
3, ViTginIa3 ., West Virginia l. Arizonn2, District
OF Columbia !, New Mexico l. Washington Terri
XLLlsOS-COnnecucut 1, Iowa ID, Kansas Q,
Louisiana ., Maine |, Maryland l. Massachu'
seIts ., Missouri !, Nebraska b, New Hampshire
!, Rhode Island S, Tennessee J., Texas s. Virginia
3, Montana !, Utah ., WyOmIpg2.
REsJAM--hclawHrc6 3, GcOrIin J. Illinois ",
Indiana !, RnnsnS 3, Kentucky 2 Louisiana .,
Mainc2, Massachusetts !, Minnesota 5, MiSsis'
slppi 3, Missouri II, New Jersey !; Oregon D.
Tennessee !, Texas 3, West NiBtniai, Wisconsin
Montana !, Washington Territory. =.
IAKHIsOS-Al Alabama !, colorado 8 Delaware
8, Florida /, Georgia ., Illinois ., Indiana ~,
Kansas g., Kentucky I, Maine ], Maryland =,
Massachusetts 8, Minnesota, Missouri ., New
lIHmnshire q, New lency II, New York = North
llnG l. Texas /, VcrmOnts 5, Virginia q West Viz
gimin ., Wisconsin u, Dakota 10, Washington
Territory ].
GRGSf-GcoTgIR |.
SIIIIM4 Iabamg II, Connecticut G, Florida
!, Georgia 10, Kansas !, KentucEy ., Lpqlsiapn
., Maine ., Maryland &, Massachusetts II, Missis'
sippI -, Missouri ., NcbmSkA3, New Hampshire
/, North CHrOlinn II, Ohio 10, Pennsylvania =,
South Carolina g., Tennessee Texas 7, Nir'
KanSaS j; Kentucky l,:AinIyIlnd3, Mississippi !,
Nevada /, Texas ., West Nitsinin ..
: MCKiNLIY-iouisirnu J, Mnryinnh9 ., Michigan
/, Missouri !, New Jersey ., Texas ., West Nir'
FOnGKER-SIaInc /.
The call OF the roll was then proceed
ed with for another ballot. When Cali
iornia was reached, Greed Raymond an.
nounced, amid applause, ~ votes ior
Harrison. Mr.. Gage demanded a call OF
the roll, and the result showed 10 votes
for Harrison, one vote for Alger, that OF
Mr.. Gage himself
The result OF the seventh ballot was
us follows:
SEVENTH BALLOT.
ShcrmRI..,..,,.., 23iGrcshgm. ....,,... ....,. 81
Harrison. 97s 7sMCkinlcy.....,.- 10
BlnlnC...,,,,....... - bFOrlkcr..".........,... !
Allison, 66lLinc0lnn
Alger ..,.,,,.,...t.r.r," 10 Greed llRymond,.n.
VOTE ny sfAfhS,
ALGHR-Alabamn G, Arkansas II, California J.
Connecticut, >, Florida 3, Georgia !, Illinois J.
Kansas /, Kentucky 8, Louisiana Z, Maine /,
Massachusetts ., MiChlgnn.G Minnesota . Mis-
souri, II, Nebraska ., New jersey !, North Caro-
lima !, South Carolina II, Tennessee ., Texas .
Virginia ., Arizona ., District Of Columbia J.
New Mexico l. Washington Territory !.
ALLlsoS-COlOradO &, Iowa 70, Kansas 0, LOui
sinna ., Maine ., Massachusetts ., Nebraska 3
Nevada q, Rhode Island q, Tennessee !, Texas s
Virginia 3, Montana !, Utah ..
Observation-Disclosures !, Gcorgin l. Illinois 10
Indiana ], Kansas . Louisiana Malnc2, Massa
chuscIts /, Minnesota T., Mississippi g. Missouri
II, New Jersey |, Oregon G,Tcxas !, West NlrginiH
5, Wisconsin 9, ldah02, Montana ], Washington
TcrrltOryi.
eclicut 1. Delaware ;, Florida !, Georgia ., III
nOis g. Indiana - Kansas II, Kentucky 10
| Maine >, Maryland ., Massachusetts g,MinncsOtaS
Missouri .. ScbrRsRa2, New Hampshire s. New
| Pennsylvania $, Rhode Island ,, South CarOlinl
| /, Tennessee 4, Tcxasa 4, Normont 4, NItglni2 4
West Virginia S.WisCOnsln ", Dakota H., Wnsh
lngtOn Territory |.
SHERMAS--Alabnma Il, Connecticut 8, FlorIdl
| !, Georgia II Kansas !, Kentucky y, Louisiana .
Maine !, Maryland q, Massachusetts II, Mis-
siSSIppI H. MisSOuri2, Nebraska |, New Jersey /
North Carolina II, Ohio II, IcnnSy lvAnia %
South Carolina q, Tennessee ., Texas ., Nir
| gInIn 10, New Mexico !, Wyoming ..
BLAISE-CaliiOrnin |, Kentucky |, Maryland
I. Massachusetts, !, TpnnCSgge O, Texas ., WeS
VirginIn ., District0 Of Columbia J.,
| MCKISLkY--CO connecticut |, Kansas !, Ken
turky !, Maine ., Massachusetts !, Missouri |
| New Jersey 5. fcNns2,
| FOEAKER- Maine ].
LISCQLS-ieOrgIA !, Massacluscttsl.
HAYNpSR-TGSlS l.
The Convention then proceeded to NJ
eighth ballot. Mr.. Henderson, of Iowa
created u sensation by rising in his sea
and withdrawing the name OF Senate
Allison. Mr.. Henderson spoke brief,
and to the point,
The assurances which were received
soon after the Withdrawal OF Allison thu
his vote would 80 to Harrison, took tn
last hope from the friends OF Sherman
and Senator Quay, finding that the gam,
was up, told his friends to fall in lin,
and as soon as it became known tina
New York would not, now that hi
nomination was in sight, desert Harri
son. There was no longer any doubt o
the result and the calling of the roll be
came mere formality. Harrison wa
nominated after the Tennessee vote In,
been cast, giving forty.three votes, Oni
single vote stood by Sherman in Penn
sylvania and after that States vote, tn
Harrison movement cecame a landslide
The ballot resulted as follows:
EIGHTH BALLOT,