The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-06-22

| rance that When he may be earth. in
our hearts, and in the hearts OF cur children, he
will never de-
The resolutions were unanimously passed by
standing vote.
The speaking in favor Of the nominee was re-
sumed and continued until three O'clock. when the
convention adjourned until half past five.
EVENING SESSION-[By TELEoRAPH.I
The convention having reassembIed. decided to
proceed to the nomination of Vice President:
FIRST BALLOT.
Mains.-For Graham, 3; Mangum, 3; Bates. l.:
Pearce, |.
Ne,c HOmpshbe,-For Graham, 3; Bates. 2.
Vrmout.-For Graham, 3; Bates, 2.
Massachu,etts.--For Bates, 10.
Rhode Island-For Graham, 4.
C0nnecticut.--For Bates, 81 bell of Tennessee, l.
D Bates 8; Jones, 5; Stany, q; Bell, =; Williams, 81
Richardson, |; Pratt, 2; billiard, .; Graham, 3.
Ne,c JrUy- For Graham,7
Pennsyluania.- Bates, TO- Graham, S; Man.
gum, 5; Pearce 3; Crittenden |; Sanly, 2.
D.la,oare For Crittenden 3.
Moryand For Pearce, 3.
Vuginia.--For Graham, IL; Bates, ?; General
Latimer, |.
North Carolira.-For Graham 10.
South Carolina, For James L. Petugru.s.
Georgia For James A. Pearce, 10.
Alabama. For Pearce, 6; Graham, 3.
Missssippi.-For James A. Pearce,7
Lo,tisiana.--For Crittenden, 3
OMo.-For Bates, -; Crockett 6; Bell, .; Ora.
ham, !; Stuart |.
kentucky -For Graham 8; Badger, i; Bate, =.
Itnnsssee.-For Crockett, H.
Ind.ana-For Bates, 9; Graham, /; Stuart, /;
Stanly,2
IHinois.-For Bates, IL.
ArkanIaS.- For Bates, 4.
lIissoui.-For Bate, g.
Aichgan.-For Stanly, 8.
Florida. For Thomas Brown, 3.
Itras-For Graham, l; Pearce 3.
Ioloa.-For Bates, 1.
Wisconsin For Bates, g.
Caiif0rna For Graham, =; Bates, /; Pearce, l.
Iotai-For Bates, 81; Graham, "a; Pearce, 81;
Crockett, 10; Stanly, Ia; Crittenden. 10; Man
gum 10; Petugru, S; Jones, 5; Bell, 4; Brown 3;
Williams. 3; Richardson, 3; Pratt, =; Stuart, .;
billiard ,; Badger, i; Latimer, !.
The Kentucky delegation produced letter de-
clining the nomination for the Vice Presidency
from Mr.. Crttenden.
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, declined after the vote
OF Maine given him, expressing his belief that
he could give more service TO the glorious Wing
party as high private than as commissioned
officer; that he believed others here more compe-
tent and more deserving of the honor than him
self; and hence he begged his friends to dcsist.
SECOND BALLOT.
MGine.-For Pearce, 4; Graham, 4.
NetD Hampshpe-For Graham, 1, James l.. Pet
tgru, /.
V,rmoat-For Graham ).
Massachusetts,. Bates, 49,
Rhode kland.-For rabam, f.
COnnecficH.-For raham. 3.
Mem Yoyk.-For Bates, 20; Graham, 10; Man
gums
-Ns,o Jersey.-For Graham, 7.
Pennsy lrdnia.-For Graham, Is; Bates, g.
Deictca'e.-For Graham, 3.
dTyiald.-For Graham, ,.
puginia.-For Graham. il.
North Ca Olina.-For Graham, 10.
South CdTolina.-For Graham, 5.
Georgia For Graham, 10.
habaH,a.-For Graham, 9.
Nississppi For Graham, l.
LO,4isiann.-For Graham, 8.
OHIO For Graham, q; Bates, ,.
hentucky For Graham, IL; Bates, !.
JenneSse-For Graham, u.
Indiana For Batcs, Z; Graham, d.
Illinois For Graham, II.
Missouri For Bates, 9.
drkansds.-For Graham, I.
Micbigan.-For Graham, D.
Florida For Graham, 3.
TrIas For raham, {.
IOiod For Graham, 1.
Uiscon,tn.-For Graham, {; Bates, |.
Calf nia-For Graham.
Iofai.-For Graham, 232; Bate, 81; Pearce,a.
William A. Graham, of North Carolina, was
subsequently declared unanimously the nominee
Of the convention for the Vice Presidency.
After the unanimous nomination Of Mr.. Graham,
Mr.. H. w. Miller Of North Carolina, rose and
thanked the convention for the honor done his
State, and pledged ten thousand majority for the
ticket.
resolutions that the next convention be composed
Of no more members than there are electoral votcs,
and proposing the appointment Of National Com
mittce, with Samuel f. Yintion Is chairman; and
that Louisville Ky. be the place Of meeting Of the
next convention.
DR.. Thomas moved to lay that part Of the re-o-
luton the table relating to the meeting Of the
next convention ia Louisville, which was carried.
a resolution offered to leave tho place OF
meeting to the National Committee.
General Coombs Of Kentucky, moved to insert
Lexington az the place of meeting. Previous 10 tho
question being called and sustained, tho amend
ment was rejected. The original resolution
then adoptcd and the other resolutions Of Mr..
Jessup adopted.
a resolution adopted thanking the officers
and the Committee Of Arrangements, and autbo-
rizng the President to notify tho nominees Of their
selection The following is the National Com
muec:
Chairman, S +. vinton, Of Ohio; Maine, WIN.
+. fcssenden; New IIampsbirc, Aaron + Stevens;
Vermont, G co. G. Hodges; Massachusetts, Hon. s.
Lincoln; Rhode Island, Robt. y. Francis; Con-
nccticut, n. G.. Hazard New York, Simeon
Draper; New Jerscy, WIN. ". Wood Penn.
sylvauia, A. G. Curtis; Delaware, John NJ.
Clayton; Maryland. Hon. Alex Evnns; Virginia,
VIM. n. Mcfarland; North Carolina, II. w.
Miller; South Carolina, George S. Bryan; Georgia,
Seaton Grandand; Alabama, Colonel j. Daring
ton; Mississippi, William A. Lake; louisiana, j.
G. seymour; Ohio, William 4. Bascom; kentucky,
James Harlan; Tennessee, George +. Iollicofer;
Indiana, j. b. Dcfrees; Illinois, Abram Lincoln;
Missouri, A. r. Chambers; Arkansas, General
Thomas James; Michigan, J. VI. Edwards; Flori-
da .B +. Allen; Texas, Colonel James Riley; Iowa,
s. NJ. Ballard; Wisconsin, Jonathan h. Arnold;
California, Colonel r. H. Taylor.
After speeches from the President and others, the
convention adjourned sine DIE
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