Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-12


c,ou the Baltimore Sun. .-.---.- -
The Convention called 10 order at y o CLOCK
"A soon after the voting commenced. The virginia
,.Isoa,ion having retired, came IN ana cast 'neir
~ rotes for Daniel S. Dickinson. That gentleman
~ and smoke at some length, declining the noml-
.on thanking Virginia and Florida for their Votes
ID uroing his friends to support Gen. Cass. The
hest temptation, he said, could not induce him to
,I,r, from the line of his duty. He came there to
I~ for the nomination of his friend, Gen. Cass,
IL bo should stand by him as long as There was any
hope 49,, ,.,, and on
,od Cass 100, Buchanan 40, Douglas So, But
- Houston 6, Dickinson 16. We now quote from
the Sun:
rN Brown, of Tennessee, said that the commit
fee on the creed or platform were now reauy 10 re-
ot if it were the good pleasure of the convention
"Cres of No. "no." Let's have another
VOTE" -, I'll ii
L Mississippi delegation came here to get North
On Statesman, and make him the next Chief Mag
israte They had gone for Buchanan, but the North
ern men had not come to them. we now 60 I0r me
DISTINGUISHED statesman, VIM. L.. Marcy anu Cast
our vote accordingly. [ApPlause:1
While the convention was waiting for me return
If an absent delegation, the following names were
announced constituting the committee 10 n0n'lna'e
the National Democratic Committee VIZ
Maine-Wm c. Allen. New Hampshre-Chas'
G. Anterior. Vermont-H. E. Stoughton. Massa-
chusetis-Ben. F. Hallett. Rhode lsand-Wm m.
B. Lawrence Connecticut-EPh'm II. Hyde. New
YorL%john P. Beekman. New Jersey-John w.
MCKEE Pennsy lvania-AdoPhus U. w llson' Dei-
aware-Nath. w. Hickman. Maryland JACOB w.
Davies. Virginia-E. P. Scott. North CarOIlna-
Warren Winslow. Georgia-Samuel u. L. 6ayiy.
Alabama-Edward G. Belts. MissssIPPl-E. B.
Forte. Louisiana-G. w. Kendall. Ohio-B. b.
Chapman. Kentucky-D. R. McNair. Tennessee
7, R4rdo
IIlinois-Jno. w. Merritt. Missour-Sam1 A. Hill.
Arkansas-N. B. Burrow. Michgan-Jno. 5: Barry.
Florida-Godfey Humphreys. Texas-John w
Scott Iowa-George Gillespie. Wisconsin-John
Delaney. Cafornia-Henry Lyon.
The Georgia delegation returned, and Mr.. Morton
cas-, the ten votes of that State for Doug las.
THIRTY-FITTH BALLOT.
The thrty-ffth vote was soon after announced as
follows:
For Cass-Maine, 2; New Hampshire, s. Massa-
chusetts, 7; Rhode Island, Connecticut, 3; New
York, IL; New Jersey,7 7: Delaware, 3 /; Maryland
g.; Louisiana. 6; Ohio. Is; Kentucky IL; Tennes'
see, 9 Indiana, Is, Missouri 8; Michigan, 6 Iowa
q Wisconsin, 8 California, 2. Total 13l.
For Buchanan-Maine, L.; Pennsylvania, 81; AL
ALBANIA, 9; Tennessee, l !; California, l. Total 80.
For DougIas-Maine, 5 Vermont, Massachu-
Ohio, 8; Tennessee, 2; Illinois, IL; Arkansas,
Florida, q Iowa, 2; Wisconsin, 2; California,
Total SO.
For Observation-Disclosures, 5; New York, p
For Butler-Ohio, l.
For Houston-Ohio, l Texas, 4. Total 5.
For Pierce-Virgnia, Is.
For Dickinson-Flordd, 1.
THlRTY-sIXTH BALLOT.
For ESTABLISHMENTS, Rhode Island, 4
Connecticut, 3; New York, IL; New Jersey, 7;
Delaware 3; Maryland, 8; Louisiana, 6; Ohio, Is
Kentucky, IL; Tennessee, 8 Indiana, IL nj issourl
9; Michigan, 6 Iowa, 2; Wisconsin,, California,
2. Total 1872.
For Neutrality-suspicious. 27; California, 1.
Total %.
For Douglas-Vermont, 5; Massachusetts, N.
York. l Georgia, 10; Ohio, 8; Tennessee, Hi
nos, IL; Arkansas. 4 =; Florida, 3; Iowa, 2; Wis
consin, 2; California, 1. Total 43.
New York, 50; North Carolina, 10; Alabama, 9
Mississippi, 7; Tennessee, l. fetal So.
For Butler-Ohio, l.
For Houston Ohio, l Texas, 4. Total 5.
For Pierce-Maine, 8; New Hampshire. 5; Vir-
gina, Is !; Tennessee, 3 Total 3d.
For Dickinson-Texas, L.
In the succeeding eight votes, it will be that
Cass went down to lOl; Buchanan lost one Doug
las one Marcy gained twenty-one; Pierce fell from
80 to 30 Houston still retained his faith full five and
Dickinson still had his mite"
THIRTY-sEYENTH BALLOT.
For ESTABLISHMENTS, So Rhode Island, {;
Connecticut, 8; New York, 10; New Jersey, 7;
Delaware. 3; Maryland, 8; Louisiana, 6; Ohio, l9
Kentucky, IL; Tennessee, Indiana, 10; Missouri,
81 Michigan, &; Iowa, 3; Wisconsin, 3; California,
2. Total l20.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 81; California, 1.
Total %.
For Douglas-Vermont, 5 Massachusetts, n
York, Ohio, 3 !; Tennessee, 3; Illinois, IL; Ark
ansas, Florida, 2 Iowa, 3; Wisconsin, 2 +; Cali
fornia, /. Total 81.
For EMBELLISHMENTS, 6; Connecticut, 3;
New York. "a ; N. Carolina, 10; Georgia, 10; Ala
bama, 9; Mississippi, I; Tennessee, l. Total 70.
For Butler-Ohio, l.
Fer Houston-Ohio, Texas, 4. Total 5.
For Pierce-Maine 8; New Hampshire 5 Mas
sachusetts, l; Virginia. Is. Total %.
For Dckinson-Florida, l.
THIRTY-EIGHTH BALLOT.
For EMBELLISHMENTS, Rhode Island, 4; N.
York, 10; Connecticut, Delaware, 3 Maryland
8; Louisiana.6 Ohio, 10; kentucky. IL; Tennes-
ee,9; Indiana, 10; Missouri, 8; Michigan, Iowa,
2; Wisconsin, 3 California, 3. Total LOT.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 81; California, l.
Total %.
For Douglas-Vermont, s; Massachusetts, N.
York, Ohio, 3; Tennessee, 2 Illinois. IL ; Ar
ifornia, l.. Total "a.
For Marcy-Massachusetts 9; Connecticut, 5 N
York, "a; New Jersey, 7 +; N. Carolina, 10; Geor-
gia, 10; Alabama, 9; Mississippi, 7 Tennessee, 3.
Total 80.
For Butler-Ohio, l.
For Houston-Ohio, l Texas, 4. Total S.
For Pierce-Mane, 8; New Hampshire, 5 ; Mas
saGhusetts, l; Virginia, Is. Total %.
For Observation-Disclosures, l.
THIRTY-NINTH BALLOT.
orCass-Rhode Island, 4; New York, 10 Della
ware 8 Maryland, 8; Louisiana, 6 Ohio, l9 Ken
lucky, IL Tennessee, 8 Indiana Is Missouri, 9 ;
Michigan, 6; Iowa, 2; Wisconsin, 3 California, 8.
Total, I06-
For Buchanan-Pennsylvania, 81; California, /.
Total, %.
For Douglas-Vermont, S; Massachusetts. l New