New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

st Us last stffing tho geasicnsn from Lcuisns pro
sened the paper be just read lie then learned that on
the previous evening wh5e he (Ar. w ,snpors-
rily absent from the chair the claim Of Mr. RymOnd
toa"st In the Convention wss informally acted upon
BY the COmmiree. and bis name entered In the roll
with those Of NewYOrh. duly accredited IS such The
eredertial paper presented BY the gentleman from
Louisiana submitted to the consideration Of the
COMMITTEES, and rejected By vote Of Dearly two to one
In the report Mr.. R retained qualified men,
Der, and YVES therefore entitled TO bis But said
Mr. W. looking behind that report and regarding the
question original one have said, and repeat
sgsin that Mr.. Raymond Is no more entitled to q
IN this Convention taAn have to seat in the Legsa-
| ture Of California.
Mr. YINToS said the Convention were engaged In
executing the duty Of selecting PresidentiA nominee.
and ths, Il not In order ts proceed with anything
else
The Convention then proceeded with the voting, and
completed the thirty sixth trial
The thirty eighth vote having been taken. Delegate
from NoIthCsrohna moved recess I'LL sls o'clock to-
| night.
This created more confusion and cries Of mo never
Mr. JEssUP moved for a vote by States and alter
siderable confusion aud noise. and cries Of order,
Withdrawn.
The motion to adjourn then Aegaived
The 39th vote then taken and announced when
Mr.. MORroS said Ii was evident from the bAllostins,
taken during today that nomination Do effected
this evening; he therefore moved that the Convention
| adjourn till Monday morning, and demanded that the
! vote DE taken by States
The demand seconded, and the motion was re-
| jected, by Yeas ll6, Nays l76
| Mr.. wELcH moved TO suspend the rules, to enable
him to otter resolution that in taking vote the Dele
cations rise and be counted instead Of answering
through their Chairman
The Convention refused to suspend the rules.
Mr. DUKE moved that the Convention adjourn till .
o'clock to alght, which motion was lost
The Convention then proceeded to the forieth vote,
during which, when vote was announced for CHoArx,
by Tennessee, there was much applause.
The PRESIDENT had become much fatgued, from
his lsbors in the chsir that he vscsed hs seat Mr.
srRAeUE, of Msss, Vice President taking his plsce.
There being great noise In the hall, the Chair Mr..
SPRAGUE said the forty6rst ballot would be taken,
and g,ntlemen will keep quiet ltl for your own
fort Your President has become worn out he could
stand here no longer you will stand here
If order Il not preserved. viii not attempt TO
you but will take my seat Have some selfrespect
The forty first vote then taken and announced
The increase Of WEBsrEns vote was received With ap
plause and cheers in the galleries and on the floor.
Mr. LAYTON of Delaware, then rose and, amid much
confusion and cries of ORDER" st down." &c, said
now give notice that II nomination be made by the
Convention the ffteth ballot, | will that this
Convention adjourn sine die, with recommendation TO
the Wings Of the country to appoint Delegations to
Convention.
Great confusion and laughter ensued, and there
cries of Order" Order" and loud talking all the
room.
The forty second vote was then taken when Dele.
gate from North Carolina moved an adjournment I'LL
Monday morning, at 10 o'clock. Lost
Mr. CULLoM of Tenn, said he desired to facilitate the
business of the Convention much any one, and he
would do nothing impede It's business or further the
particular advantage of any candidate He moved an
adjournment to hslfpast nine o'clock.
Loud cries Of" No, No."
The CHAIR decided the motion out Of order.
/, now o'clock, and the gas was lighted and
every part Of the hall was crowded The greatest
fuiion and uproar prevailed.
The CHAR appealed, again and again, in vain, for
silence.
Mr. ImBopEN, of Virginia moved that after the next
ballot the Convelton take recess till nine o'clock
night Loot
Noise and confusion continued notwithstanding the
efforts by the CHAIR to preserve order.
Mr. GRINNELL, of New.York moved an adjournment
dill Monday which was decided to be out OF order.
The forty third then taken aud announced.
Delegate from Louisiana moved an adjournment ill
hsfpas nine night. Lost
The forty fourth ballot then taken and announced
when Mr.. MORGAN, of Maryland, moved an adjourn
men, till Monday morning. at 10 o'clock, and that the
vote be by States
The vote by states was ordered, and the motion was
rejected by Yess l37, Nays l5j.
The Convention then for the forty.hfh time proceed
ed TO ballot and again. for the forty sixth time without
effect
A Delegate from North Carolina moved an adjourn
ment ill Monday O'clock and asked that the vote
be taken by States.
The call for vote by States was sustained.
The vote was then taken, and the motion was agreed
TO by Yeas l47 Nays l45
The Convention then adjourned TO Monday.