The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-06

Mr. RusE Of Texas said he had speech Co make here
-Four votes would BE- found for Franklin Pierce. Cap
Iowa and Wisconsin voted for Pierce
lp went huzzas. and down came bouquets
The roll having been called there cries OF Order"
" Now lct's bear tn result
Some gentleman jumped upon asettec say something,
but the President ruled him out saying that he not
a member Of the convention. Tho gentleman loudly
cad 10 order while others were di-po5ed TO grant him
leave.
The enthusiasm haa in some measure expended ii .eif
before tic ,ut announced namcy-piorce received
the unanimous rotes Two hundred and eighty-twc in
number, q ~ the ss.ss rtpres.med except OHIO Blk
Of ,Lor Of that STATE eat fr Butter Tor Cass
two foI Douglas, and two for Houston,
1AiNiLNDous oulnGsr OF TSTIusiAsM.
Loud long tirhc Violent hu2zas, and all manner OF
demonstrations OF delight succeeded and amid the
fusion an Adjournment va no' - ana carried unti four
O'Clock
Tho hoomin. oe cannon heard outside. and Joyous
were tic faces and cxuan The voices Of the democracy
al tlc gcsult d. sho forty NINTH or final vote.
AFTERNOON SESSION
nEst4g RrLslnE no auE nfroRT o. TnE DEMOCRAT
PLATFORM
The INVENTION having been called to order.
DhrrN of Tennessee. from the committee on the dem
croir platform stated that he was now ready 70 make
report.
Agreed" agreed" Object" object
mfr Rnov> said hot he merely wished to make the re
pert II ,Gi.ht lic upon he ttbc Cntii the eonvc.io
should be pleased t. take il up
Mr. H,HAHpsor. of Illinois. objected TO the reception
al amy report. rCsOntion any thing else. anil The
cntion Sha presented both Of their candidates,
Mr. Brown moved suspcnsion Of the rules aud
ashed that the vote uron the question be taken by
States. That he might know who Is willing to halca
Ila tfolm. and Who il not.
8lr R,crARnsoN said that he was ready as the gen
tlman from Tennessee to have a platform. he Ind
stood platform long as any man in the convention
The convention agreed al the start not to lay down
platform until thr candidates were elected. Let the
convention adhere to this determination
Mr. DrAN of New iorl,, moved to lay Mr.. Browns
motion upon the table
Mr. Rit,,,ppsoS asked whether he understood the gen.
firlua from Tenn ia
the report and ie il lie over or The present. IL he
had IA objection.
Nj. BnowN replied in the Affirmative The report.
however was presented and the Copenon proceed
Cd 10 vote tor nominee for
delegate from Maine and sold that he believed
that tie North would take any live democrat which the
South wcula indicate
Tie vote Of Maine Was then thrown for Wm r. King,
Of hlabama. This was Followed by applause.
F., The yotins won't on, when suddenly thc Convention
observation-disclosures
Nessrs Wilcox and Sims in the ncigiborhood Of the
Mississippi delegation engaged in personal COLI
| SION iui Tie oroea around them dense that
could not tap - tie +e ne 70 report the i partiou-
ghe persons in the sacics stretched forth to tho
Of corse there was general excitement and cries Of
'sit down - down in front " 'order" order" acconpa-
nicd by prolonged hissing
iy-pG1 DOUGLAS AND GINsRsn APPROVING THE SoM-
NATION PIERCE, rrc.
ae pei oral ~ 90 ina eGas S GSer T. Mr. EegsnoDE o ak AK
3 n ;cct;o,,is ,rsro ;niornosnd
NJ RcnrpsoN then saidit will not interfere With our
CTies # Bcad read" 'let hcarit
! 1hc dcsratch was read as follows
NA-niNGToN, June Z la5,
,. >, ir6m Stephen a. neu5ia / .
-nit of tie ncnins ston. illinois VII give Franklin rIerce
II, sonsS - H.. aiose hn1xas were ycn nm stair,
and down
ry general con.cnt another despatch from Wa hingon
CAS- ss5 5shs stion crso ia good one aud ho
VIII s7pled i heariy' A. iioo.ton say:-' An excel
4 -cnt = fnihi Wont Il VA b,itt \, eeihetfNt.
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me ohe'ins Nsl .e'atd en- one q Tue ne delegates
; .p "'" S'A'A 'N' wy ~'' W -'iaEit''
Yhc allorcs took tba advice and e,ered their lungs
10 the utmost telacy the noise was nov so n elerabe
| !ha business ha1 Ia hc temperate, suspended
ghc pgcsiaiug officer g,o ton General Ir,,s, raped
ami banged, and in II high one Il voice told lie con
| yIntion tLat they could nothing, aud would do
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,tNt4or f,iS. NoutS MAN
Mr. H. Y Wrtlit moved l,ai u IA IL Eing II, un.ni.
inouy nominated ID tic dg,n,.r.tir ,anilatr Tor
thc wee FrehHtnrN.
objections v'ge 'ut a. apd 50 Nc convention proceed
"a ~ anctlt9 vote with ti,c re-plt tnr King If 81
Iiir tlc4uu vote. VI jnos Mpre nitru tn ,irI,rsnp
p,x;s
ef~ t,i,,s ,.,. o,,,,,,ro,I - Ja,,i,. t,s, t, .t
FiN htH- VIZ Nh'tlth't' - having tHet th6-cn rue
ncmupe oi me vice Presidency -and was then declared
The unaa'iuou- choice ot Tho Con- entfon.
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