Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-26
BLAINE'S TELEGRAMS.
p,1ieile Makes a Little Talk-sketches Of
the Eominoes-ClosiDg
Scenes, &c.

l lots i14t Blaine rs entirely ont OF the
.. euI that aI candidates must combine
O. s-.,,nt the impending nomination Of
-r.u. The proceedings were opened by
r-..r ., Rev. Arthur Edwards, - Chicago.
.nt.t thfrc is some occasion FOR DELAY,
...- soon - PRAYER was concluded Chair
... Fsec rgug The little electric bell which
.... Hc land.
..u Houston, OF Virginia, arose and said
fr..rtd to oirr resolution regulating the
ollie. NJ taiIn1ug iu the convention, which
prohibit The casting % ANY vote for
... .1rt,a.fc who had not been regularly
. a nomination before the convention.
I.e CAaIr ruled that this could not bee
bone. PES nothing was iu order except ballot
r Eou'elo, q Maine, arose TO a question
q privilege.
ST. uumoud. Of California. made The
.s..ol order mat nothing was 10 order cx-
... tsI,t II there were any speeches
uadc Doc wanted 20 MAKE one for
Nnp'susc1 Tho Char sad that
.r,tol1 Tire gentleman from Maine de-
.r.. f1 make privileged announcement,
.. .. Wa- given tuc floor.
r0rrulr.
.t.e mounted tbr platform aud said:
.. myself somewhat embarrassed in be-
N,.Nu even into the scmbauce u an
ASSN f. jlc representatives, OF That dele
fram tt. great Pacific slope who
... ..nr ler. rau'fc.tIuC such devotion
gain whose banner J have followed
rrI. and Infection these many year,
....I.-,' would hhc. were the occasion
pirate. and did j feel 10 proper in vie"
... courtesy o. which am indebted for
..r,rin.r bDie no ,ll. 10 preface the an
....r.r,rt am shout t0 make by s0me'N.
'..v remarks. ,hlil NOT attempt TO DO 50.
...f u CO.,. cpnYtution-uO one In this
.uf aIiitorium-bas any doubt as 90
tt. affection. devotion, and alcg iauce
GrpuUucIrs oi Maine have been and
..II hf Appliance 80 delegate
NiI doubt me fesr,t with which | dis
fl. iuN imposed upon me. But, Mr..
I.r' 1ri .rnt.,mcn % the convention,
..U,rr1r .tIIiut which DO not feet at
.. q. ignore. aud without attempting tO
obstruction or interpretations ~ my
.. f.. 'lu,.irro ~ OEe greater than my
.sf Or. discharge my humble duty as
-.rjluvr OF tac Maine DELEGATION 10y
.Htul Co. vou without preface or com.
-H. following dispatch which have
..u.- june 2L-Doutelc and Man
Earnestly request all ny friend, TO re-
ur Paris letter.
Hli. Junc 81 think J have
.. t.l ~k iIy friends 90 respect my wishes
HI-tu from voting for We. Please
...- RluSf.
TUr SMITH nAIIOB
'f.r M. applause and confusion which
.0,I Gout,I,', announcement bad died
t.. thr convention proceeded 90 thc
...l lsun,. Ahtflc excitement was oc'o-
.,I hy tue roI-c91 outside of the usual
ruur. - applause when California again
... I.r solid Vote for Blaine until ono
... cuIitI aud Governor Fomkcr Un-
.urc.I lG vote, for sherman. Then a
...-af. arose and chlllcug. Il the correct
..-. of tn, announcement. The chairman
.,.,rIad The name Of the delegate. aud.
tU.u. being some delay occa>ioucd Toy the
tT,rt. ol Governor Foraker and other, Of
tn. delegation to persuade their colleague
tu withdraw DTS challenge. the thmf stated
THAI un e-- tl. uamc was gwen Tue an
Refinement would stand. u. b. Luckcy
arose and announced his name ana insisted
u..u @ p.H. The result OF the poll va, 40
vote. lor ~hcrmm and 1 vote for Harrison,
which was ci-t hy Mr. Luckey himself.
Ihr ballot ga. A,inilows:
t.rDamA- Sherman. g.. A'ger6; Harrison, !;
I...-. 4.
lr, aosas-Alrer. So
,.niruia- H.e.ao, 10.
,...-al.- Harrison. b; r.uiuc,
Connecticut sherman. O: Alaor, 2 Allison, 4,
I.re- Harrison A.ser, ,; sherman, l.
t ,-.t. g. sherman. la
...-. Harrison, t. Gresham. li.
a.a-liaurs' n, 80. Vfe'hH"l' i
ra-AiI-oa. -t ..,
laa,3, ~. sherman. Q; Alscr. &:
e....,r. 3. hern-.n' y. Nl'.e'' j. .,...- o..
..u4--'it' 'hi' - -A'''''"' 80 -'''''' ''
,,...,.... q, .i...- 3D.. s,.or-
'.-'n. ,; h ,ei.a'..r' i. N-l,,Isv
'i'-iitIi, '. ,.. ',iu
ans -~h"fi"1A, % 'i''7''' - am
blame BE- ..-..,.., =. Mckinley +. AL
nnr.,. n, A's'r' s. sherman "
ti.r'r u@ ,l'sa, % Vi srcS,so o.
Iii-hiA'Ae' u 'i''''A''''' % '''' '''''''
5...,-,.. IL. tfa,rf.o, 90.
Als"r .' ',''i.a .,i, ~ ''''' '''D' -
-,-ss-sW-on, 3; sherman. B; Aleer, .
N.1gl. I D''. 1. Allison. 1. Har.
rcy-Crcsham. 1; Mckinley, 3, harri-
'f.-uai ,I.-,,.-, .. Alrer. @: sher-
... sherman, 90; Harrison. J.
ft,'....... b.. ~t.~rtnn II
I,.1 ti'i.'r.
..f t..r..ina. Harrison, !: Sherman. o, Al
-.
Afyer e. Allison. !: Blaine. 4; Har-
.t.r,ul.,
....'..a' q. A,rer. g. Allison. <; Gresh-
ii. .,,
.' -t.,..sr CID. Allison. D. Harrison
o.
~'... [.,..... tI,.r I. blaine. z. Gresham.
u.l...'c' D. Sherman b
o. u.,,....o. I'D. gresham. j.
t ....r
... 49,, 81.
I .....r % t.Iut, f.Is Blaine. I. Alger, !.
- ri..,.r',
..... .,..,.rp j. Allison. J.
t.,..,- A.,rr' !: sherman. 4.
..t ......
...,., ...,i,orv- Creshan 4: Ager. /:
.... .u,s.o %
t',.r f,..' Allison. 3: Gresham, OIL;
r..-'-. % .i,r,nao. "a: Foraker, /;
Do ... ... pr.l.-..t Grant 4. Mckinley, u
no
SEVENTH BALLOT.
.., % tt.. roll vy.s then procceded
"' 90 "- up,,r Cortornt.
"H ior another taHo- n'u N"'no .i.' va
w. chcd Nr liaym0no Annouu.." u'u
... .n.c l6 vote. for Harrison. Mr. Gage
........le call of the roll and the result
H., 90, and for A L.
t Hrl Do votes lui HHi''"u anu 'VA az