THE VOTE IN DETAIL.
States. First Ballot.
No. Delegates. Blaine. Arthur. Edmunds. Logan. Sherman, John. Hawley. Lincoln. Sherman, W. T.
[[74]]Alabama 20 1 17 1
Arkansas 14 8 4 2
California 16 16
Colorado 6 6
Connecticut 12 12
Delaware 6 5 1
Florida 8 1 7
Georgia 24 24
Illinois 44 3 1 40
Indiana 30 18 9 1 2
Iowa 26 26
Kansas 18 12 4 1 1
Kentucky 26 5½ 16 2½ 1 1
[[74]]Louisiana 16 2 10 3
Maine 12 12
Maryland 16 10 6
Massachusetts 28 1 2 25
Michigan 26 15 2 7 2
Minnesota 14 7 1 6
Mississippi 18 1 17
Missouri 32 5 10 6 10 1
Nebraska 10 8 2
Nevada 6 6
New Hampshire 8 4 4
New Jersey 18 9 6 1 2
New York 72 28 31 12 1
North Carolina 22 2 19 1
Ohio 46 21 25
Oregon 6 6
Pennsylvania 60 47 11 1 1
Rhode Island 8 8
South Carolina 18 1 17
Tennessee 24 7 16 1
Texas 26 13 11 1
Vermont 8 8
Virginia 24 2 21 1
West Virginia 12 12
Wisconsin 22 10 6 6
Territories.
Arizona 2 2
Dakota 2 2
Idaho 2 2
Montana 2 1 1
New Mexico 2 2
Utah 2 2
Washington 2 2
Wyoming 2 2
Dist. of Columbia 2 1 1
Total 820 334½ 278 93 63½ 30 13 4 2
States. Second Ballot.
No. Delegates. Blaine. Arthur. Edmunds. Logan. J. Sherman Hawley. Lincoln. G. Sherman
[[74]]Alabama 20 2 17 1
Arkansas 14 11 3
California 16 16
Colorado 6 6
Connecticut 12 12
Delaware 6 5 1
Florida 8 1 7
Georgia 24 24
Illinois 44 3 1 40
Indiana 30 18 9 1 2
Iowa 26 26
Kansas 18 13 2 2 1
Kentucky 26 5 17 2 1 1 [[74]]
Louisiana 16 4 9 2
Maine 12 12
Maryland 16 12 4
Massachusetts 28 1 3 24
Michigan 26 15 4 5 2
Minnesota 14 7 1 6
Mississippi 18 1 17
Missouri 32 7 10 5 8 1
Nebraska 10 8 2
Nevada 6 6
New Hampshire 8 5 3
New Jersey 18 9 6 1 2
New York 72 28 31 12 1
North Carolina 22 3 18 1
Ohio 46 23 23
Oregon 6 6
Pennsylvania 60 47 11 1 1
Rhode Island 8 8
South Carolina 18 1 17
Tennessee 24 7 16 1
Texas 26 13 11 2
Vermont 8 8
Virginia 24 2 21 1
West Virginia 12 12
Wisconsin 22 11 6 5
Territories.
Arizona 2 2
Dakota 2 2
Idaho 2 2
Montana 2 1 1
New Mexico 2 2
Utah 2 2
Washington 2 2
Wyoming 2 2
Dist. of Columbia 2 1 1
Total 820 349 275 85 61 28 13 4 2
States. Third Ballot.
No. Delegates. Blaine. Arthur. Edmunds. Logan. J. Sherman Hawley. Lincoln. G. Sherman
[[75]]Alabama 20 2 17 1
Arkansas 14 11 3
California 16 16
Colorado 6 6
Connecticut 12 12
Delaware 6 5 1
Florida 8 1 7
Georgia 24 24
Illinois 44 3 1 40
Indiana 30 18 10 2
Iowa 26 26
Kansas 18 15 2 1
Kentucky 26 6 16 2 1 1 [[75]]
Louisiana 16 4 9 2
Maine 12 12
Maryland 16 12 4
Massachusetts 28 1 3 24
Michigan 26 18 3 3 1
Minnesota 14 7 2 5
Mississippi 18 1 16 1
Missouri 32 12 11 4 4 1
Nebraska 10 10
Nevada 6 6
New Hampshire 8 5 3
New Jersey 18 11 1 6
New York 72 28 32 12
North Carolina 22 4 18
Ohio 46 25 21
Oregon 6 6
Pennsylvania 60 50 8 1 1 1
Rhode Island 8 8
South Carolina 18 2 16
Tennessee 24 7 17
Texas 26 14 11 1
Vermont 8 8
Virginia 24 4 20
West Virginia 12 12
Wisconsin 22 11 10
Territories.
Arizona 2 2
Dakota 2 2
Idaho 2 2
Montana 2 1 1
New Mexico 2 2
Utah 2 2
Washington 2 2
Wyoming 2 2
Dist. of Columbia 2 1 1
Total 820 375 274 69 53 25 13 8 2
States. Fourth Ballot.
No. Delegates. Arthur. Blaine. Edmunds. Logan. Sherman. Hawley. Lincoln.
[[76]]Alabama 20 12 8
Arkansas 14 3 11
California 16 16
Colorado 6 6
Connecticut 12 12
Delaware 6 1 5
Florida 8 5 3
Georgia 24 24
Illinois 44 3 34 6
Indiana 30 30
Iowa 26 2 24
Kansas 18 18
Kentucky 26 15 9 1 1[[77]]
Louisiana 16 7 9
Maine 12 12
Maryland 16 1 15
Massachusetts 28 7 3 18
Michigan 26 26
Minnesota 14 14
Mississippi 18 16 2
Missouri 32 32
Nebraska 10 10
Nevada 6 6
New Hampshire 8 2 5 3
New Jersey 18 0 17 1
New York 72 30 26 9 2 1
North Carolina 22 12 8 1
Ohio 46 0 46
Oregon 6 0 6
Pennsylvania 60 8 51 1
Rhode Island 8 1 7
South Carolina 18 15 2 1
Tennessee 24 12 11
Texas 26 8 15
Vermont 8 0 0 8
Virginia 24 20 4
West Virginia 12 0 12
Wisconsin 22 0 22
Territories.
Arizona 2 0 2
Dakota 2 0 2
Idaho 2 0 2
Montana 2 0 2
New Mexico 2 2 0
Utah 2 0 2
Washington 2 0 2
Wyoming 2 2 0
Dist. of Columbia 2 1 1
Total 820 207 541 41 7 15 2
States. Yeas Nays
Alabama 15 5
Arkansas 14
California 16
Colorado 4 2
Connecticut 2 10
Delaware 6
Florida 2 6
Georgia 12 12
Illinois 22 22
Indiana 30
Iowa 6 20
Kansas 3 15
Kentucky 20 6
Louisiana 16
Maine 2 10
Maryland 16
Massachusetts 21 7
Michigan 12 12
Minnesota 14
Mississippi 18
Missouri 18 24
Nebraska 5 5
Nevada 6
New Hampshire 8
New Jersey 14 4
New York 72
North Carolina 10 12
Ohio 25 21
Oregon 6
Pennsylvania 21 39
Rhode Island 8
South Carolina 3 14
Tennessee 17 7
Texas 12 10
Vermont 8
Virginia 6 18
West Virginia 9 3
Wisconsin 5 17

The Secretary announced the result of the vote as follows: Total number of votes cast, 795; yeas, 332; nays, 463.

The report of the Committee on Permanent Organization was then made; the name of W. H. Vilas, of Wisconsin, being presented as President, with a list of vice-presidents (one from each state) and several secretaries and assistants, and that the secretaries and clerks of the temporary organization be continued under the permanent organization.

The Contest over the Platform.

There was a two-days contest in the Committee on Resolutions over the adoption of the revenue features of the Platform. It advocated the collection of revenue for public uses exclusively, the italicized word being the subject of the controversy. It was retained by a vote of 20 to 18. To avoid extended debate in the Convention an agreement was made that Gen. Butler should make a minority report, and that three speeches should be made, these by Butler, Converse and Watterson. Col. Morrison, of Illinois, made the majority report, which was adopted with but 97½ negative votes out of a total of 820.

The Ballots.