New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
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mocracy at tie esul, Of the iortyninth OF final vote
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The Convention having been called to
order, Mr. Brown Of Tennessee from the Committee on
the Democratic Platform stated that be was now ready
70 make report,
Cries "Agreed" "sgreed "Object "object Sc
MI Brown ssid that be merely wished to make the
port Il might lie upon the table Until the Convention
should be pleased 10 take itUp.
Mr. Richardson of Illinois Oh ected 20 the reception
Ct any report resolution anything else until the Con
veLon shall have presented both Of their candidates and
placed them on the platform.
Mr. Brown moved Suspension Of the rules, and asked
Il al the upon the question be taken BY States
that be might know who IL willing to nave platform,
and WHO'S not.
Mr. Richardson said that be was as ready as the gen
temsn from Tennessee 10 have platform He had
stood On platform as long any In the COnven-
ton. The Convention agreed a. the start not 20 lay
down platform until the candidates we're elected Let
the Convention adhere 70 this determination.
Nj Dean. Of New York. moved 70 lay Mr. Browns
motion upon the table.
M Richardson asked whether he understood the
gentleman from Tennessee that he merely wished 10
make the report and let it lie for the present II
60, he had no Oh ectiOp.
Mr. Brown replied in the Affirmative. The report
however, was not presented, and the Convention pro
ceeded % vote for nominee for
Delegate from Maine and said that be believed
that he North would take any live Democrat which the
South would Indicate
The vote Of Maine was thrown for VIM r King, Of
Alabama Tbs was followed BY applause
Tie voting went on. when suddenly the Convention
startled By the cry Of fsht'' fight "hghtI =
Messrs Wilcox and sims. in the neighborhood OF
the Missssi| "a delegation were engaged In personal
collision but crowd around them was 50 dense INA;
could not get up to the scene to report the iaA
particulars.
TIE peons in tie galleries stretched forth to see the
corntsf.
OF sii down down in front, order, accompanied
~ prolonged hisspg
asked tie Convention 10 indulge him by having saori
telsg1sIhic dispatch read 10 the Convention.
Objections were inierpOsed
NJ. Richardson then said-li vii no, interfere with
our harmony.
TIE cisys,ch was read, as follows
F-or s..pl-- A D.1sas
les,.,.ss,, D,aaos,e Party - ~ tars- r-, d IL
rri-i.a. It-- - ave it4sr--s PAM las,f I-orJ
n respop.e TO the above huzzas given up stairs
sDd down.
c. az. - Ito O, P,r,es . ~ &c. ard b. ~ '-s
re- i-sry 90 Ho1,tol 'sJ- AZ eto-e-; 1oz'a-oa
Aiditionsl huzzss and ether demonstrations Of Joy
s-sin burst forth
t. Deoe-a., WssLs'5z are lse e1~~f' of fr4'r-s
he dispatches were eonliiered 80 good tbs, they
e cteerip- wss resumed and one Of the Delegates
looked ID and called CUT Why don't the galleries
Tte Iees took the advice and exeTted their lungs
70 fber utmost capacity. Inc noise vas now 50 int3e-
rsbe that bushes. had 70 De temporarily suspended-
The presisug oftcer pTo tn, General Irwin raped
and banged ana in high tone Of voice told the Con
yeution that they could do nothing, and w0ad 90
nothing Until order was restored
Finally the following announcement was made Of me
r.suit al the frsi tsIol for ICE President
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TfcnaI Rusk Te1As... u lohn B. Weller Cs......4
Jesersou DAVIS. Miss. HoSeI Cobb Ca.
NJ H. Wright m0rel tat Wm- Z k.ng 5e UnAni-
ously nominated az tie Democratic candidate iyr ne
Objections were made, ard 50 TIE Cozrenaon pro
coectd 70 sro;her l. tie retui fof hing Of "a
The e.evtu votes Of Illinois were gwen y .eterson
Davis
Nr. hing was announced as having been elosen the
nir &c .Or the Vice Pret!deucy-sEd wa ten de-
cisred The IsuimJUs choice Of the COnyeuti0n-
Fruukin Pierce was slso declared the Unanimous
otcce q the Colyean tie csndid-ts III tie PFeii'
6ency.
Repeated cheers wet up for them with cher demon
GtsiesrssEic di.ps;ch ~. received, which read as
folOVs
Tie CCuveutou snd galleries loudly huzzsed- -
TIE CoHH1tee On the Platform then .Ion-', -
theH report through MT. Brown. Of Ien1SssSe' A-S
Chairman, which was read by Major French
The ResoIu-ors VII Je found OF the io1rth Pas1 Q.
uis uo1ins Tri5HHll
Wien t. resoluiicn endorsing The Comp oiise u
81 vas T. C. tee sppsuse a. S-1 il-i41til-s -
satin ltrecuired o ie read over gam S VIZ -
~ ee,sces wee sna1iestci, TIE lerlts ss-s--1= IL
rerslly . swell tn volume q eerfay AZ, %! ~
T1rcctly the reacing eoEP leted- NJ SSl I'5
/ y { moved the ADOPTION q Ire Pl2--oTl-l an -l-
e tie DfesiCus question . nh 4Frlri.i
s ..lilsr rroron vss made ~ Nr. Wilder d L'--'
ara. - - I'D
division ofihe qresior OF TIE resol -" -
I f5y by oue Of tn NeW Ncra delegation 49,
NJ Sander sid There's n use i9t ~ 7S-
U.'fcsu rrifed 90 s1eat-,Ake he ggl-i.oA -
Tie demand fCr tie previous question va 49,. 80
/ and there were lout ara impatient eEies o. 49,
/ vote. -,-.r.--, xss
ne vote va secordin yfaksn, and the Pl1t''in
4 seCttse urh ~ tez 6-ssehIinz vOice=- .s-,.s
/ Terrssc spplsuse again broke ioFth a41
I several u.iLEies -. ar>r;r~ -
ne Committee on Reso.Utioss made tie = ioN-1s
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10 resolved tbsg tie tire o. ho-olh-
Clrv,t fou be destsrs,ed y ire DeanooIsI "A
! Cfnu.f,re AID "a. IN their CA ts ho' s :.
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