The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

Comerse. 18th Coson Davenport 10th John Hildf sr-
l7th d. L. Collier, Arson L. Brewer, J. Andrews A D.
j. Harris, 10th, George Y. Wallis, 2lst j. l. Harris.
INDIANA.
Jas harden, Samuel Hanna LIST. dist Christian Coor,
VIM r. Boyer, David Boyer, Saml c. Damn, John B. Sc.
mans, 2nd Marston g. Clarke, II. p. Tho.nson, John w
bers Milton Gregg, Elias Conwe Smith varter 4th VIM
d. Butler, John A. Graham, VIM. c. Pelham, Samuel
Hall, Isaac Sands, 9TH Douglass Mcguire, VIM Conner,
Sami Herriot c. G. Nave Jas p Foley. 9Th Eli Murphy,
Geo Fingle, VIM. ?. stephens VIM. H. Bennett, ID. p.
Holloway, It'll Jas. harrington, John Ewing. +. w.
A Cole, Robt C. Green, N. d. Grove WIN. McKenton
John Comstock 9th John d. Defrees Tos H. Bassett D.
g. Rose Stephen H. Combs, J. s. Harvey. 10th. J. +.
Allison sami Moore, J. waner, John NJ, suss, Aaron
Houghton, It'll. David Kgore Nathan B. Hawkins, John
B Lee. r. n williams, Jesse Way, 18th Elias Murray
Donsus Nicholas, u. l.. Douglass, M. Sweetaer, q. W.
Wood.
Hon. Henry Johnson, Hon. Alexander Barrow, Sena-
toria Gov. T. l.. White, Gov A. B. Roman, Hon. Thos
w. Chinn, Hon John Moore Gen. Felix Hardin, James
Peps, g. Mason Graham, j. b. MORGAN, T. +. Ketridge,
A. Pile, Hon. g. nj Conrad, r w Farrow, Dr. Brashier
olcU William Tay is Il S spsrR Ew 70 Fhps
O. w. Warfed, John B. Carr, james ElIeron, Alexander
Baggett
Thomas Dabney, Of Kinds s. j. Hughes, OF Yalot !;
James Dupree, Of Kinds Thomas Falconer, of Clark
Joseph Regan, of Claiborne; r. +. Hammed Of Warren
Samuel Yerger OF Kinds John NJ Chiffon, of Warren ;
T. Jones Steward, Of Amite M NJ Hester, Of Wilkin.
Madison Monroe
Of Lafay cite j. B. Warner, Of Jefferson r. H. Brown
--;J.B Cobb Of Lownds; William r. Douglass, OF
Warren Gen. Polk, of Marshall Robert Hughes. Of
Kinds Col A. L. Bngaman, OF Adams; DIR. Jos. Hall,
Of De Soto f. Downing, Of Lownds William c. smedes,
Of Warren James L. Hodge, Of wilkinson
George C. sibley James S Rollins, Charles r. More
head, 4. 7. Ewing, T. Morsey, jr. c. Cox Robert A.
Ewing
George +. NJ , Davis, L; B.. knowltOn, Senatorial.
Fisher, NJ g. Wilcox, +. b. Washburn, +. Mcneil
ALABAMA
Arthur Hopkins, Harry j. Thornton. LIST, G: G; Lam
s. Bibb Howell F.. Chitty, 3D. John s. Hunter, DAME
E. Wstrons Jas Binney Attn John Bonner Robert Jen A.
John swoope 9Th Nelson Robinson, J. I. Bradfs rd
Samuel Peede Alex Erskine Robert Feam, It'll, E. dey
dsfsld' VIM j. Maclin' M M", r. Chiffon
H. Chipmsn C. X. Green, NJ Eacker, f. B. Bos'iwick,
+. W. Wisener.
James H. Walker, Charles Stewart John Preston, jr
9Th dist: Micha SAUL Thomas C. Wheside, j. IL. Jones
9th Walter Coleman, d. NJ. Leatherman, A M. Rosebo
rough 7h w. r. j. Burns, Thompson Anderson, Simeon
venable. 9Th John J. White, Joseph Miller, George w
Martin 9th W. w. Pepper, Z. II. Foster, jr H. H. Mara
| 1t was then settled that those States that had ar
excess of delegates over their Congressional repre-
sentaton should designate who should cast the il
electoral vote. This was done.
The names of the following men were then put
| forward for Vice Presidency =
| John Davis, of Massachusetts.
Theodore Erelinghuyssn, Of New Jersey.
| Willard Fillmore, Of New York.
| John Sargent, Of Pennsylvania.
The voting was viua poce, Every delegate wal
| called out and he rose and named his man, ant
| the result was on the first BALLOT
For Freiinghuysen. ....... lol
| Davis. 10
| Fillmore. %
| " Sargent. .. ................. 80
| a75
| Ma, IT., oh
| necticut, Vermont, Ohio, Indiana, 3 from Soutf
Carolina, from Missouri from Kentucky, ant
| 2 from illinois voted for 10 n Davis. New York
3 each from Ohio, Illinois and Michigan voted TO
Fillmore. Pennsylvania, Delaware q and Rhod
Island O voted for Sargent New Jersey, Mary
land, Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia
Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Al
kansas, 3 from Illinois and from Missouri vote
for Frehnghuysen-on the first noting!
second ballot was had immediately. The re
| suit was
| Frelnghuysen .............ll Ills
Davis ~
| Fillmore oil
i sargent. 81 "
27s
Delaware bolted and went for Frenghuysen
so did the men from Ohio, and two from Indiana
who had voted tor Sargent. The South Carohn
men, and two from Ohio, and one from Indiana
bOed from Ohm DAVIS, and went over TO FREEING
huysen on this vote.
| Some one then rose and withdrew the name o
John Sargent, amidst loud cheers
Il third ballot tcas demanded! The result wa
for
| Frelinghuy sen. l55 C!)
| DAVIS. '......'.'. 10
| Fillmore ...... ...'...'' az
| Absent
as
So Frelingheysen (tcho has been a citizen Of Ne,
York city for the last five gears, and is Chancellor
your University was declared the nominee of tn
lao fovV tca PROG der nd ia
for President.
And then-oh, God what scene Of whoopng
yelling, shouting, and sweating yes, and of cry
ing for some of the old men on the platform she,
tears.
After this, of course, Tom, Dick and Harry hat
to get up and speechiiy.
Mr.. =, of New York, said, though he wa
ordered to vote for Fillmore, he was delighted L