New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

Warren WinsOy. n. G George GILLESPIE, Iowa.
samuel G. T. Bsyley &c. John pulsny, Wisconsin.
Edward D. Sets Alabama. Henry Lynn. California
Judge Jackson ofthe state Rights wing Of the Dele
CATION on behalf Of the Delegation Of Georgia protested
against this SAYING that did not express the sense OF
the people
Mr. Morton replied am a Union Democrat, and that
is the Of large portion OF the people OF the state
Somebody here said that the lastnsmed gentleman
had been on both tickets.
Gen Patton Of the Delegation, tainted, but was soon
ON The blrty stb ballot Rhode Island went back to
Csss which was received with immense applause from
the galleries. 49,. =,
Mississippi changed her vote, and cas-. II for Marcy.
Georgia voted tor Douglas. One OF the members OF
that Delegation protested against IT, not being the
voice Of the pon Democrats of that state
The Virginia Delegation retired for consulate on and
drrigg the tine. the Chairmen announced the Com
mitiee Of from each state TO select National
Democratic Comm tee.
The Virginia Delegates returned and cast her vote ior
Franklin Pierce, Of New Hampshire, which created
AlaLama changed her vote for Marcy and Pierce
went up 10 thirty the thirty sixth ballot After the
retu, had been declared much confusion prevailed and
some t,ue elapsed before rder was restored.
on the thirty seventh ballot Pierce went up TO thirty.
four On the succeeding he fen 10 twenty nine, at
which point he remained until the tortysxih ballot
when he up TO fory-one
DuIipg the forty4econd ballot the New.York delega-
ton were absent from the ball half an hour, TOR consul
tsion their return they yoled-Msrey q, Cas- ~
Pendn. the forty sixth ballot the delegates from Ken
lucky retired Tor consultation were out fifteen minutes
snd upon coming in cast their vote for Pierce ms
put the friends Of Franklin Pierce in high glee
On the game ballot Vim r. King received Kentucky
| voted for Franklin Pierce.
On the forty seventh ballot motion was H. sde by Mr.
Delsny Of Wisconsin TO adjourn sHe de and each STATE
10 uske its own nomination. The motion not enter
| tanned.
There being no enol:e on the foIy eighth ballot the
Converuor proceeded e TIC forty ninth ballot when
Mr. McRae said the Deles Of forth Carolina came
here unanimously TO nominate candidate for the Pre-
sidency We all along in good faith have gone for the
favorte Of the Keystone state around whom have
long clustered the waImest affections Of North Carolina
We have also gone Tor OF New lorks iavoTte sons,
wbose administrative powers have already been MOLLY
and handsomely eulcgized By one OF Aissssppis sons
In good faith have ten dered the olive branch 10 the
North and North Carolina will continue 10 tender the
olive Drsnch; and see that the purpose is 10
give the nomination 70 one who was IN the held long
enough 70 show that he is gallant soldier and hO Yves
in the csbine, long enough to show that be s an able
statesman and long enough in Congress 70 show that he
s isiihiu tins right Of the States and union OF the
States-oLe whose principles Of Democracy are as solid
and enduring bis granite hils-we give the ten
votes Of North Carolina 70 Franklin Pierce.
The huzzss which followed the above announcement
were startling and there great excitement all over
MI Cohen said Georgia as looked to the democracy
% the North for the banner bearer OF the democratic
| party We have accordingly rallied around the North
| 70 center On them Georgia now sends UNANIMOUS
| greet5g TO the Granite State Of New Hampshire
| Wild huzzss She sends her entire and unanimous
vote there, and trusts confidently In her iavorte SON.
who il as frm her eternsl hills themselves Inc glad
n6ngs Of UnaIimty viii Teyerberate throughout the
| length snd breadth Of common country. Georgia
casts her votes for Franklin Pierce, OF Ne"Hamp
| shire.
plsuse ard the loudest possible hqzzss
Mr. william Bsrksdale sad-After nature dehoera-
ton the Mississippi delegation have deternned 10 duty
10 their constituents and 10 The grea; cause oil Dem
rscy 10 cast their for the noble and gallant son Of
/ New England, GeneTsl Pierce, Of NcF d4tnP'hIe.
4 nv
w pm ssid-sympathzing with Georgia and North
Carolina and other ssieT states, and ior the purpose
! q hsrncIizng the Convection nd making nonina-
ton TIE dele. ston q Tennessee have auta0flzed me
20 et The rTelye votes # the state for Franklin Pierce
There were row not only lsus buzzas, but perfect
ssYeSlLs and which bCClets were snOetIed uo"n y
I lso3es r. ihe gsleries -,
NJ Grove!. 4 New.York feeling the spirit Of kind
Lcs hsrs re result o;he 5alCtstoul1 be announced
skfd TIA. te celegsticu Of that State be permitted 70
HitdrsN flcun TIE Convention for consultau0n-sorne
ons beFe I'd I'm iais was not necessary de then
ftlc We th1E re can give the electoral vote oi New
/ York ioT FgaLELn P.eTCe.
NJ West teeued to oppose this, and 50 the Delegs-
zion retired
Hon. Jchn " Dsris the President, now came In aud
relieved General rEiE from the ardaous duties OF tie
several Delegations were engaged in consultation and
Confusion Il - ke-L the -Oor and IN the GAL
iefie. TIE President anged and called TO order until
Arer Hhiie IA ,rls vermont Sev.Jersey MIS-
sri eli Arkansas CAT ihe! sotes for Franklin ilerce
I'D o. each sInOUrctllelf Md slc leaienin- huzzas
40. THE refio-msnces beng varied b. the clap
! E--- q ssn5s az ST. pig q feet
I ~ ByAAi q Indiana ssid The vote Of my state
hts ts1 cas- ~ Mo hEs been bon0red BY her on
eresr Jrtye. occsfgr tesTiEz that NJ possesses all
-t ttdesttrT cuae ssiCLs % make tue and faithful
/ tvuors-t q Dar-.sTs.ie principles
CRIT -sywr = f'oE. - Order order.
I NJ E..ra. ec-,-r.e5-We then gave our vote for
LeEs Cass 70 Lss lod-r1e1i IN tie hearts o. tie
| lroIbCasa Democracy q tbs County 70 an eN'eI'
lArplzrse bu, we vii yield him, On tnis occasion as
l.fy cav ygth drops ci blood nd With deep groans
We think we owe 70 him than 10 any O-hef man
! When the black "a u tanaticisn- .
| CT, = :, down gentlemen" Order and God
! Mr. Brishi-Ar the rts Ct treason unidred II ne
NORTH and the dark WSycs til eaieled 70 s"etp over a.
the free States ten. Cass stayed their progress be
tuned back us tide OF iSnatcs, and under his aus
pces 4 Dtnocscy star d here today TIE states are
en- united tie d.g cur heads noa,s II riuaih
every Ehe-e, feared AID reste,ed by every nsoa ~
have 10 objection 10 tie .avu-.;e o; Ne<HarPhire
lie has 6stiu .uhed himself n the councils Of the Ia
ton and On ire battle re6 where tie iaToTl,e sJn o.
i1oiEns Gen lane, hss also dlsllngulshed himself Bal
fom eonsidersiicls Of public seD1neu'. and Tor tie
tUrpcse q hEr eng the great DeOcrscy u the country
/ tosether, We give now, viii give IN NJvernbeI
Ir as certbuy g the SUI ~ e and SITS TIE thirteen
| va,ss II that state :os General Franklin Psree-
TIE sp2suse a. this poiLi VA ierii-c.
Newiork vas rex, called 70 vote, when Mr.. Ho.stio
Seymour arcss ard sad We ne here y present %
va che Of our oEu distinguished sous tu' gentlemen,
On btLNl q those Tor whom seak- we non eoaeuT IL
TIE rsris: determination c. ihis Couveuoa % make
Fisrkn Pierce the President q the ate1 Stzses
1 Applause In TIE tslioS q IS, the Delegation was
cNaed; bui here he wished 20 pledge the hearts q al
his democrat frer5s The nominated believing j.
would be IespoDdcd b. New York as sae did % the
nominations cher days he cas-; Ire vote .sT Pierce,
ard great spplzuse succeeded
/ NJ Dickinson EAs esiel fcr ard when he arose vas
recsived III ioEd AID lons Continued cheers Ia the
eourte u rs remarks he sad that every = - VII
cone I'd e TIE great bsle Ard % lie w0Ek. be would
D. eusbed 70 oor grl:usie The county tie success Of
I the DeroC Crstic party.
Co Black q feIHsylvs1s ssi3 that, sih lie esEnti
res Il woner and to tcey u her pledge O; honor
uifhoui hess,icu With sleepess and uLceEsins ere-gy
the den ocracy vii fzh: for TIE nominee Il Pennsylvs-
~ lie = Frank y name - wei a. by nature ID.
suIpsras q Piece sea Hhsn re centre e., nm Q,