The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-23

ALGER--Alabamn Q, Kentucky 4, Louisiana .,
Maine ., Massachusetts, q, Michigan III, Mime
sofa /, Missouri q, Nebraska ., NcyndH 3, North
Carolina 2 PelnsylvGaia l. south r. Car@lin4 y, y
!, Arizona ., Dakota l. New MCXicOl.
ALLIsoS-COlOrildO |, Iowa ~. Louisiana .,
Maine ., Maryland =, Massachusetts ., Missouri
., NebnsGaS, Nevada 2, Rhode Island S, TenneS'
M0ntana !, Utah . Washington Territory J.,
WyOmiAg2.
bErEw-Alabama l, Kentucky, Louisiana !,
Maiue 3, Maryland l, Massachusetts, !, Minnesota
=, Mississippi Missouri ., New Hampshire !,
New York Il, North Carolina !, Pennsylvania .,
South Carolina |, Tennessee > DaEOtn2.
FITLEE-FlOridaj ., Pennsylvania Is, South Car.
OllnH /, Dakota J.
Illinois ~ indiana !, Kentucky 3, Louisiana /,
Maine !, MaTyhnd |, massachusetts ., Mime
sofa II, Mississippi - Missouri II, NehmsEH J,
NoTth tarallua :, Oregon (, Texas ., Virginia
/, West Virginia ., Wisconsin ., Dakota !, Idaho
/, Montana /, Washington Territory ..
HAERlsoS-AlHbHmH |, Arkansas !, Colorado
., Delaware q. Florida l. Georgia =, Indiana -,
Kentucky 1, Louisiana !, Maine . Maryland .,
Massachusetts, 1, Missouri ., New Hampshire l.,
North Carolina I, Oregon !. Tennessee /, TeXns
!, Vermont S,VirGGiI 1, West VigiHiu ., Dakota
i, Washington TfrFi:nFy ],
HAwLEr-CauucctCutl u,
lSGALLs--ArkansAs 10, Kansas II, South Caro-
''IT 'IPTaELrs-New Jersey is, Pennsylvania 8, Texas
1. HnEOin /, Washington Territory ].
RUSK--NGbmsha J. HiTginh !, Wisconsin .,
smiETMAx-Alabamal l2 Arkansas2 ., Fiorlda 1,
Georgia ~. Kentucky l., Louisiana S. MninC /,
MARY land 5, Massachnsetts y Mississippi u, Mis-
soHFi &, Nebraska H. North C1roltua 10, Ohio 40.
PENNSYLVANIA ~. South Carolina II, Tennessee I,
Texas :. Vermont :, Virginia II, West Nirgiula
| =, Dakota l, New MuXiOS!.
BLAINE-CalliOrna IT, Kansas !, Maryland 2,
Massachusetts ., Missouri ], New York !, North
/ 10 9IN La - .aR
ifs Sis Texas l. West 'l'sl''N District Of '0'u"'
McEISLEY-TcXasG,
The result was received with no sign
by the convention as to what impress
sion had been made.
Before second ballot was taken Mr..
Smith, OF Pennsylvania, who had yes
terday nominated Edwin II. Filter,
Withdrew his name. This episode male
no stir whatever in the convention and
the withdrawal was made in SO low a
tone of voice that it was not known that
Mr.. Filter was out OF the race until the
chair made the announcement himself.
Tie SECOND ballot was then proceeded
with. During the announcement 0f the
votes the convention wns more sedate
than it has been Mt any time during its
sessions. The spectators and delegates
were too much interested in noticing
I the changes from the previous ballot to
make noise or indulge in any demon.
stration. Senator Quay had evidently
done good work among the PennsylvG.
mia delegates last night. Sherman
| gaiped twenty-four votes from that State
most OF them being the votes which on
the first ballot had been cast ior Llr
Filter. This was the most important
event OF the ballot and considerably
elated the Sherman men, who had been
disappointed Mt the vote for their favor
lite on the first ballot.
| Thn snrnnl hnllnt Wng na fnllnms.