At the Republican National Convention, the Half-Breeds' will to block a nomination of Grant matched that of the Stalwarts' opposition towards Blaine.<ref name=npsinfo/><ref name=levipmortonbio/> Neither of the two had enough support as a result of the factionalism, and the results of the first few ballots signified a deadlock. Half-Breeds then successfully maneuvered to nominate Ohio Republican [[James Garfield]] on the thirty-sixth ballot,<ref name=garfieldandarthur/> who was sufficiently favorable in their eyes.<ref name=npsinfo/> This was attributed to Garfield's flexible positions on tariffs and civil service reform while simultaneously sharing the Stalwarts' "waving the bloody shirt" tactics and monetary policy positions.<ref name=garfieldandarthur/> | At the Republican National Convention, the Half-Breeds' will to block a nomination of Grant matched that of the Stalwarts' opposition towards Blaine.<ref name=npsinfo/><ref name=levipmortonbio/> Neither of the two had enough support as a result of the factionalism, and the results of the first few ballots signified a deadlock. Half-Breeds then successfully maneuvered to nominate Ohio Republican [[James Garfield]] on the thirty-sixth ballot,<ref name=garfieldandarthur/> who was sufficiently favorable in their eyes.<ref name=npsinfo/> This was attributed to Garfield's flexible positions on tariffs and civil service reform while simultaneously sharing the Stalwarts' "waving the bloody shirt" tactics and monetary policy positions.<ref name=garfieldandarthur/> |