New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10
RY THE MIDNIGHT SOTTIIERN MIL
WIG NATIONAL CONVENTION.
THIRD DAY-NORNlNG SESSION.
PHiIADEIsfIA. ! ridaT

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i' - .lxiefy was depicted The counter
-r--s af me u mh-ls, and 81 seenei eager lp' Ie
g.~ which was 10 decide Tor ioaE years 20 come
Or I'D .he tares OBJ. tac respective cand-daes
sad resolution. yet secure
s. denoted On tne counter anccs OF s and it would
rave been difficult 20 Judge from u-u appe 'F7nce
whose st.r wac IN the ascendant
Nr 0'ci9ct The PEEs rDENT called the convention
n order when Rev. NJ BCHno-GHs offered up li,-As
PRAYER -.,,-, e. al
-esral r1or.-ut co--ec- made du1u- Che readn-
ir.- rs- re.l.ar was concluded Nr CAMPBELL %!
Ohio requested fhe Secretary o. rer0'H that lo---n
If hc n na,s relating go bis MOTION on tle sFpcal OF
rlc dcc-i 81 the Chair. Granted
Nr Cl-IrurI AL night
Mr.. Fo,rLrn ofN Y--sir President. the resolution
which hid the honor % orer yesterday uos7 L9' ~
cesr on The Journal De- resolution vas rean' ana '-I
Fo,vLEA expressed himself sau-ned.
Mr. FosrER oil Gl-Nr President move may 'ue
Convention proceed o. The third ballot Tor candidate
Tor the siclt vi The United states iAe fIts,itD'
declared this 20 tc the order d the day and tne ,on
ytuan proceeded % the tlir1 ballot "Alch re- uitel
al. follows
see vote Oh the ol.siieo The TiblHsl
When TRrNAN Smith OF Conn gave ia his vote ior
ZAcHARY TATLoR 30 was received with tpfau e ana
hissea amid cries Of order. gentlemen ofaer rap
kno .kl
Whcn the vote Of Pennsylvania was announced hy
the Secretaries cries OF 40, 20. you're "fons ]
won't DO cal. % again arose Inc St'lelal, Cl,l "
90.
LoR d. WiNuED SCOTT lit was LAcHAN TAYLOR
ID and WuFIELD SCOTT l0
Tui- announcement was received with maniiesiion'
Of applause ay the sdhercuts oi Ten TAYLOR "Acn
the President promptly rpres-ei.
When the ballot va concluded, some person ~ the
gallery cred out three cheers Tor Gen scott but
tas wa put down. lCres OF order. FL down. a
member suggested that the Pre-ideu' should request
the galleries 90 refrain from any maniestauons oi ~
pau.e when the results were announced Inc fAhsi
DENr Did so .,
AZ soon rs tho result OF the ballot was announced
fourth ballot wa called for. which resulted ~ ihe iof
lowing vote. See OHsia-l III d..
most nieu-e interest AMI whenever chan-e o.euIi
n the vote. Of members rreprc-slbe manifestations Oh
faitn- hlr-r from the assembly The oHutns nad NOT
proceeded Jar the result was too evident 20 W M
Understood and when me @lnuunctintht OF ''l- a.
roets eleefO u was made tlc whole vast assembly, u't
,-.t t r.. most enthusiastic aud dcaeuing cutcfs we
had ever heard which continued several minutes Inc
remit was communicated o. the immense concour'e
assembled around the building ana tnen cneeI Ouit
forth which made the very earth rcmoe' ana 20 "utn
the a.-,nlhy n the ball ami galleries res pondeu WIN
ber afrer cheer which were continued uA the eActeh
multitude were compelled from sheer exhaustion 70
desi-t -.
adjourn 40 no, no
Nr KtNe-l understand that the New York Delcga.
ZION wish 10 retire tor the purpose OF consultation ana
reelection luop the nomination. and upon their iuturc
course ID 10 = the pleasure 81 the Cow eAoh VII
make the motion 20 adjourn nj O'Clock. NO. no no
order Ui the ntF. ORDER OF LIlf fAh1 M 49,
% a-k that the galleries shall not be opened W one hour
after the assembling Of the Convention NO no. no.
We don't want the galleries closed
Mr. BaowN-l have moved an adjournment and
'order. rap rHp
Tpr PfrsfprNr-The gentlemen are all out OF order
and their motions are out Of order. Inc gentlemen
nom Penn has moved an adjournment ana II II Is not
Withdrawn 10 must be put 49,
Mr. BgoWN Withdrew his MOTION, hhd 'II Oo@Ai-N u
Y proceeded on leave gwen. % remark
Mr. PPrsrprNr-I came into th.s Convention LOT the
purpose OF comparing opinions win tne " HlSs I'm
every part of the Union upon the Interests OF cur coh
frv and mon the quest Of selecting candidates loI
the Presidency and Viccpresidency Of this nation
The Convention can ie-tiiy Tor me that nave done
the utmost could do 20 defeat the nomination OF Zen
TsYLoR- I have done this because supposed ia so
doing was serving the Interests oi the uig party
70 least oi that portion of 70 comprised ia e STATE ol
New-Norl. But Sir have never entertained IN" lu'h
OF opuo-ins the united action of this Convention and
sir had ever intended ~ oppose ~ snouid hol Hao
been worthy OF a seat on this door. nave always III
tended % bow % ~ wishes 10 submit 10 Us eAO,
and sir de-re 10 FAY that since u Is ine express "sh
/ of this Convention % present Cen TAYLOR 10 the
Wings OF th Union ior the sunreges they wlu near no
| opposition 20 that nomination from me. ltheers
/ desire farther Mr. PREsIDENT thatthc proceedings
Of thi- Convention be conducted With harmony ana a
cOrc.stluq spuL had strong objection. 70 tue nom
nation OF Gen TAYLOR hut shall submit Win cheeI
iuluess 90 the decision OF this convention upon Nis
l subject For mv-elf Sir. ! think the state " New
/ York desire. nO opportunity tor deberauon We had
better 30 my opinion, proceed quietly ana oiuery 70
I ~ "A
/ h. "a better opportuntv than now. The motion TO adj
/ journ--'A member-Wll the gentleman give way one
moment for my friend from Georgia order order'l
I 1 have from the beginning. Mr. PRE5GDENr warned my
friends here and es where, mat DISASTROUS consequen
/ rom Snf ticv nave thought differently hope their
] expectation may prove 10 be right and mine wrong
ana AZ all events there shall be no rebellion on my part
| .Applauie .. -
good Lauchierl-but do not care To have The
6pplause do not think thar discussion Will promote
the harmony of this Convention. and hope therefore
that We will al once proceed quietly % ballot Tor can
ddate for the Vice Presidency ana "hc am up mere
desire 90 present far ~ am concerned, tue name
| of Hon MrLLARD FILLMORE OF New-losk, As the can
! ddsfe for .lat office.
/ Mr, CAEfoIL of y Y-Mr President. ] have no
speech 10 make 10 this Convention wish 10 say mat
Ihope the Convention VIII complete the election oil o
Vice-pre-ldent ana pass resolution that the nomma
lions shall be supported unanimously-lC l--and
I tlcn adjourn 20 Independence square 10 meet our
friends aud ratify the nomination Great applause
/ Several gentlemen arose AMI commenced speakn@'
The lDNT-( t ntemen, you are all out oil order
There Is motion before the house Tor adJournhcht
/ no. ~ 20 has been Withdrawn
/ Mr. BRYAN OF : Chr President, would Ike 70
/ be- thoroughly understood When my name was called
the lat ballot 1 was certain that Gen TAYLOR "ould
] be nominated by this Convention. In voting Tor if
CLAY voted 20 INDULGE the uAury Of friendship, when
3 knew that vote could not nIure the nominai1a !
wish % ave ms hearty approval % all that you nave
/ done aud ! desire that every friend Of hENf CLAY
/ Convention. Applause
Mr. ALLEN OF Mass arose 10 address the Convention,
! but owning the confusion we could not hear the
/ commencement OF bis remarks. The nrst words we
| caught were % this effect:
Mr. PREsIDENr-l doubt not but that Convention Of
free Wings will LISTEN a moment TO the voice Of a
free Whg state represented ia that Convention That
voice il from Massachusetts. think know something
OF the feelings of that STATE express for myself what
believe 10 be sentiments of thar state, and say that We
cannot consent that this should 20 forth unanimous
vote OF this Convention Order. order aud VIII give
/ forder New York sit down. reasons. The gentlemen
/ here commenced reading from paper m biz nand.
Amid cries OF IN down order knock, hear him, 90
on sit down let him 20 sc Sc. We nnally cau5 ht
the word--rhe Wing party .orderl o. the North -it
down. are not 20 be- allowed ~ OIL with their states
sit down. order. hear hml therefore We declare the
Wing party OF the Union TINS day dissolved lCheers
aud hsses and great excitement among the Southern
members several OF whom got up ~ reply % the gen-
tleman but persuaded by their friends 10 refrain
Let the North answer him Let Massachusetts, answer
him. Let Massachusetts, answer him There Is better
Whiggery there than that. Cries for Choate, Ch9a,e
CHoATE C1o-ArE. were heard from all sides, anu es-
| peciai.y from the Southern members
! SAMUEL GALLOWAY ,OhiO)-l have, NJ. President,
/ resol uiiou TO offer as ioll0ss:
Reolrei Thai the Wig party, through Their representa-
uves here assembled prg hense YES 10 aDnle me MONT
nation. win the uu ieriandng thai te nominee ~ good