Republicans Nominate Lynch At Chicago Convention
At the Republican National Convention in Chicago Lynch was named temporary chairman by Lodge and Roosevelt after earlier plans to back Clayton faltered. The move shifted momentum away from Blaine and toward Lynch, with discussions of dark horse candidates like Sherman or Sherman looming. The hall housed about 10,000 people as press rows and spectators watched the dramatic proceedings unfold amid clashes over the “better element” and loyalty to party leaders.
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Republican Convention Shifts to Active Debate in Chicago
The second day at the Republican National Convention in Chicago drew thousands of supporters and a bustling scene on Wabash Avenue as speeches and resolutions dominated the agenda. G. W. Curtis delivered a fiery address opposing anti-slavery and loyalty questions, while committees chose officers and moved toward a prolonged session with adjournments through the evening.
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The Third Day At Chicago Convention Blaine Nominated
The Chicago convention opened amid excitement as credentials were settled and delegates debated seating. Speechmakers urged a Blaine nomination, highlighting his proven leadership and national appeal and rallying support with dramatic demonstrations and sweeping endorsements.
Fourth Day Balloting Shows Blaine Rising in Convention
The Bedlam style presidential balloting continues as Blaine consolidates support. Early gains push Blaine ahead while Arthur weakens, with Arkansas Louisiana and other states shifting votes. After heated exchanges and motions to adjourn, Blaine heads toward nomination.
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