The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-10


The DELroArn--In the name Of the Ohio delegation.
Mr. BRowN-I object to any such right this floor.
Mr. SrANLEy-I would ask II that gentleman is au-
thoris ed to speak for Ohio!
MIR. AsHMUs-I thought that heard announced the
Of II. G. Winthrop am authorized perempto
rily to withdraw it. do 1t with perfect good will
towards the Convention and Its entire proceedings
One word further-the Convention has only hear !
He spoke without consultation with the delegation !
did not rise to contradict what he said merely wish
to say that he did not express my sentiments lap
Mr. WrLsoS-The gentleman says that he entirely
concurs in the proceedings of this Convention.
Mr.. AsHMUN-I do not concur in the proceedings OF
the Convention have opposed the nomination of
General Taylor on principle and sustained Mr. Web
ster on principle. While do sympathse In some of
the proceedings, did not come here to present fac
tous opposition to the proceedings of the Convention
MI WILSON, speak for myself; and am free to say
that for one, will not abide by its proceedings He
can't speak, them" He don't belong to this Conven-
tion' He ought to 60 out ,"
MIR BRowN, Of Pennsylvania-I call the gentleman to
order.
The PREsrpnSr-The Convention gave the gentleman
permission, and he will proceed f. No. no." let him
DELroArE-I move that the gentleman have leave
to make locofoco speech. Iia! ha.]
Mr.. AsHMuN--I hope my colleague will have the right
to he heard [sTake the sense of the Conventionnl
Mr. STANLEY-As Southern man hope tho gentle gentle.
else, and trust it will not hurt him. Ha hal
Mr.. WILSON had leave to proceed in order. came
u.
proceedings when act like whss but We have nom-
mated man Misses, and cries of = hear him." Ego
on, go on.n]
Mr. WrLsoS-Is it out Of order to say that have
nominated candidate? We have nominated a can
ddate who has stated and over again that he will
not be bound by the principles and Measures OF his
ow n party, and that he will take a nomination from
any party. He has said
Mr. GoyLE Of Alabama, rose to question of order
deny the right Of the gentleman to get up here and
characterize the proceedings of this Convention as
improper.
~, has t0If m
Mr.. WrLsos--I will say that candidate has heen
nominated.
A MEMBER-I would ask the gentleman whether he
has not been identified with another party [Ha ha
Sc Order" Go on."]
that he would not withdraw his name for Clay, or for
ANYBODY and gentlemen ask to support him. have
always voted the %hg ask nSs
any section, had been nominated, should have felt
bound to abide by the nomination. go home, and
so help me God will do all can to defeat that nom
nation [Applause Kisses, and hurrahs
Mr.. BRowN, of Pal rise to question Of order.
There much confusion. We could hear not
Mr. WILSON, who was standing upon setteo waving
his hands, and making speech
Mr.. Brown moved that the Convention ADJOURN
until half past three o'clock.
The motion disagreed to-
Mn usT OF Of think that have
preserved my camusss while others have been excited
alone of the Massachusetts, delegation have chosen
Y
elsewhere. [' Good, good."] My colleague (Mr Will
SOM speaks almost entirely for himself 1t is not true
chusetts with dsapprobation. 1t is imputa-
ton the State, which has always adhered to wing
| principles.
| FROM OHIO.
| Mr.. GALLowAy-Will you hear me? eyes, yes.'D
| The PREsIpENr-The house will come to order.
Mr. GALLOWAY said that he q whig an ultra whg;
| he had been a whig in storm and sunshine, and he
could say here that he scratched wing ticket
He could say what he would do in relation to the
He home,
constitute had to say He came to the Convention
under pledges to vote for him only who vas to
the extension Of slave territory There ARE doubts in
Ohio Of the whiggery Ct General Taylor. He quoted
long piece of poetry telling what he would not do
Guiding with the lines:
GAN around, above, below,
BY our indignant answer, NO."
Judge woodbridge, Of Massachusetts, was nominated
A Member from Massachusetts said that M.ssachu-
sets spurned bride She did not consider the nomi-
nation of Abbot Lawrence n bride offered to them
He merely wished to in reply to his colleague that
the nomination Of Mr.. Lawrence is no bride, and that
he will receive the vote Of Massachusetts,.
Solomon Foot of Vermont, nominated a. can
didate for the Vice Presidency
a candidate for
The following was the result Of the first ballot, viz
Maine-Lawrencc, g. Evans, Il Fillmore, l.
New ampshire-Lawrence, g.
Observation-Disclosures, 10.
vermont-Lawrence, O. Fillmore, 8.
Rhode Island-Fillmore, 4.
Connecticut-Lawrence, A. Fillmore, 2.
New York-Lawrence, 4 Evans, 4, Fillmore %
Young 1; King, Il Foot l; Fish, l; Lunt, l.
New Jersey-Fillmore, S; Lawrence,2 2.
Observation-Disclosures 8; Stewart TO- Sergeant 4;
McKennon, o.
Delaware-Fillmore, g.
Observation-Disclosures, IS.
Vrginia-Lawrence, IA; Fillmore, 3.
North Carolina-Lawrence, ! Fillmore Fish, 1;
Stewart, 1; Sergeant, q
South Observation-Disclosures 2.
Georgia-Lawrence s; Fillmore; l; McKsnnon,l
Acknowledgements, s; Evans, 1; Fillmore, l.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4; Stewart, 2
Lousana-Lawrence,
Texas-La wrence 4.
Tennessee-Lswrence, 9; Fillmore, o. Stewart, l.
Observation-Disclosures, q Fillmore. 7; Ewing l; Nc
Kennon2 2.
Ohio-Fillmore, %; McKennon, 1.
Indiana--Lawrence, q Fillmore, 10.
Illinois-Fillmore s.
acknowledgements, ]; Fillmore B.
Observation-Disclosures, 4.
Iowa-Lawrence, 81 Choate, l.
| Arkansas-Clayton, g.
Michigan-Lawrence, /; Fillmore, L.
Florida-Lawrencc, 1; Fillmore, q
The result was announced, as follows: =
The whole number Of votes cast. "a
Necessary to a choice. l3S
Ofwhich Mr. Fillmore received. lis
g Lawrence IVs