The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-20

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IScIDEsrs % rnG sEvrsM BALLOT.
A gentleman Insisted that the kissing 90 he declaration
OF the vote for Gen Scott sheul4 ~ pai dnwR
The president said be had done everything be coald 10
On The announcement u lie vote Il New York ior NJ
Bates, there was yefy eight exiess0n 81 applause,
tended with slight hissss.
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MassuebDsc'ts, p ghole liant, coagseItat = Nav
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G; Wisconsin, California, rotsl IA
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kansaS, 4; Florida, 81 Texas. 4; lows, Wisconsin,,
fo( lvse.t'r-N9w, hamp,htr,4i yeunoa,, 2 Mssa
chn,rus, II Rhode ll.md C9anee''snt, . Nsw io,k
For Batn.--New York, /.
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iEciDrSrs TnE EIGHTH BALLOT.
The vote Of Vermont has been IL state of sasryss
being some misunderstanding about the district-.
which OF the members has been endeavofns Ia en-
plain at .und,y times, and another lose 10 Jul right
Cries OF oh, oh, OH and 70 the Clerk 90 on"
And the baoiing proceeded. The Chair decided that
the chairman OF the delegation the vote The
vote was lost 10 Scott and given 10 Webster
Illinois has divided her vote since the hfs i've ballots,
two Of the members having resolved 10 their
for Fillmore. contrary TO the instructions OF the State
yenion. On thus occasion the chairman OF the delega.
ton announced the u votes for Scott and member
claimed the right TO do so.
The President would not entertain debate, and the ball
| long proceeded as follows
Eighth balIot-Seo;t isj; Fillmore, i3, Webster, 3;
Bates, blank, l,
INCIDENTS cF THE NINTH BALLOT
| The change in the vote Of New Hampshire, which
thrown entire tor Daniel We5sleI received with
hearty applause.
Mud. Ballot-ssott, 1877 Fillmore 1911 Webster %
TENN baIlot-scot l35 Fillmore, Iso Webster, 2s.
INCIDENTS or THE TENTH BALLOT.
| The announcement OF the tenth ballot was received
! with burst Of applause followed Immediately b. "a
| shower OF Kisses.
INCIDENTS ELEVENTH BALLOT.
None. The call of the States and the responses re.
semble the steady progress OF political calechlsm, and
the catechunens 10 stick to Their men with the
characteristic ,enacily OF the most approved theology.
Eleventh baot-For Scott, 1871; Flnore l3i Webster
INCIDENTS OF THE TWELFTH BALLOT.
In announcing the vote OF North Carolina. The clerk
inadvertently gave it for Winfield Scott whereupon the
Sanis stroke Fnore'a rFiImore was The 81 ery and
| the clers apoIogiZed
But this did suffice and the chairman Of the dele
Carolina gives 10 votes for Willard Fillmore, aud men.
| for Gen Scott"
Twelfth baIlot-ssot, i3ij Fillmore 1907 Webster, p
blank, 2
INCIDENTS THE THIRTEENTH BALLOT.
We may speak OF the Inconvenience Of the ballot very
properly Tired OF the monoiony OF the catechsm OF the
States, the catechumens wander about the asles and
that Immediately in front OF the chair and the repodotal
| phaanx is converted into regular promenade
Ito Seyer we must not complain: conventions OF this
sort occur only once IN our years, aud when reflect
upon the consequences nvolvedthat is, according
TO the estimate Of politciahswc exercise our pa.
ence aud commiseraie the intense anxiety oil these per-
| picked delegations.
Thirteenth ballot-Scott, 1884, Fillmore, l3oi Webster,
p blank.
! IsCIDENTs or The FOURTEENTH BALLOT
The seats began 10 betray broad vacancies and the
members passing our desk with their hats in their
hands There seems to be an memorable decree from
| which there IA no departure.
i No il is not so-New York shifts vote from Scott
| TO Webster, aVd Virginia has now declared in the
two last ballots divided district. As that State has
three delegates from each district, equal division OF
The delegation be very embarrassing one OF The
three Splitting vote and splitting very diff.
| ferent operations.
Foaaeonth balioseO;t. IS3 Fillmore, 10 Webster,
Fiiccnl, ballot-sco 1885, Fillmore, $50 wcbscr, %
/ blanks
i INCIDENTS oT tue SIXTEENTH BALLOT.
Maine announced her vote for I" Chippewa General
Scott" a very grateful relief 10 the monoiony Ii was
net universally appreciated however, for lively ebul
on Of laughter and applause stirred up sibillaton by
i way Of an accompaniment or response.
There u talk OF general reuTacy-a sort OF ami
cable dissolution, all parties TO 90 home and light The
battle under their respective auspices and beneath the
mote agreeable influences of sectional skies and climate
! OF this we suppose" more anon"
Sixteenth baot-Sooti l35 Fillmore, I2o Webster, q
2 blank.
INCIDENTS OF rms SEVENTEENTH BALLOT
Maine again contributed the relief OF the scene by
announcing her for "the hero OF Mexico, General
! Scott Applause and Kisses
i New Hampshire announced her vote for the great
defender OF the constitution OF the United States"
/ The clerk asked for phom New Hampshire cast her
vote.
Mr. Borrs Of Virginia 81 claim the vote Of New