Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-07-01


sin, 3 Webster, Fillmore, Scott. Scott roi"s
one from Webster in New Hampshire. Webs,ns
gains in Connecticut from Scott and F,llno,o
Scott gained from Fillmore in Missouri.
fo,ig-mnh bai'oi--Scott 1870, Fillmore 100
Webster 80.
EYli,M JaHot-Scott 1i2, Fillmore 122. Ve,-
ster %.
Fyg,fra bailof-scott li2, FILLMORE 100
Efy-second balioi-scott lag, Fillmore lis.
Webster %.
FJyilird balioi-scott l59; Fillmore 10.
w ebsier 81.
The following is a recapitulaton of the final
ballot by States: Maine, Z Scott; New Hann'
shire Scott Vermont, ) Scott; Massacbn.
sets, | Webster, . Scott; Rhode Island
Webster 3 Scott; Connecticut | Webster 2
Fillmore, Scott; NcwYork, | Webster.
Fillmore, 25 Scott; New Jersey, Scott: Penn.
sylvaiia % Scott Delaware, Scott: Mary.
land, 9 Fillmore; Virginia, 6 Fillmore, Scott
North Carolina, 10 Fillmore South Carolina s
Fillmore; Georgia, 10 Fillmore Alabama.
Fillmore Mississippi, FILLMORE Louisiana.
6 Fillmore Ohio, % Scott; Kentucky, II
Fillmore, / Crittenden; Tennessee, 3 Scott
Fillmore; Indiana ~ Scott; Alabama, II FIJI
more Missouri, 6 Fillmore. 3 Scott; Arkansas
Fillmore; Michigan. & Scott Florida. 3
Fillmore; Texas, I Fillmore Iowa, Fillmore
! tolhll w lrA'Ai7Nll ! 0NNAtf . w tbrltI ANu
foruia Scoot, Webster.
The announcement was greeted with cheers.
The Fillmore men are quiet. resolution
was offered by delegate from Alabama, to de-
clare the nomination unanimous.
Mr. DAYTON, Of New Jersey, made an eloquent
speech setting forth the character and services
of the nominee lie appealed to the South Tor
m earnest support of Scott. member from
Alabama, and other delegates here, stated the
adoption Of the platform removed their instIuc
tons TO vote against scott.
Mr. Jones. of Tennessee, read letter from
General Scott, saying. " Having the honor 70 be
candidate of the Wing Convention, viii ac
cept the nomination, if rendered 10 me. with the
platform laid down by the Convention
Mr. Grantland, Of Georgia, announced Georgia
for he nominee.
Louisiana then pledged hersefto the nominee
North Carolina came in UNANIMOUSLY.
New York responded through Mr. Babcock.
from Mr. Fillmore's district, saying that the nom-
nation Of Gen. Scott will give more Joy to Mr.
Fillmore than his own name.
HALF PAST | O'CLOCK Guns are now being
fired from Federal Hill IN honor OF the nomina.
ton
Mr. Bryan. Of South Carolina, responded in
behalf Of .he delegation Of that State. and Sold
that as Scott bad endorsed the platform, South
Carolina would endorse Scott.
Mr. Stewart, of California, promised an over
whcming majority for Scott
The Chairman Of the Alabama delegation
lcft the delegation to answer for themselves
Mississippi responded heartily in favor of the
nominee.
One Of the Massachusetts delegates responded
in favor of Scott, promising the largast msjory
Of any state IN the Union.
Tie responses from the South have caused
considerable enthusiasm, and ns each State Dee
sponded hearty cheers were given. Georgia.
through Mr. Dawson, responded, and promised
that the Wings of that STATE would accept Scott
on The Wing platform, and would do their best
20 elect him. Indiana promised 10 respond 20
nomination BY acres of Ratification meetings
and score Of thousands OF majority. Governor
johnson, Of Pennsylvania. whilst houoring M
Fillmore and Mr. Webster. felt constrained wiki
his fellow delegates TO stick to Scott knowing
him to be the only candidate for whom they
could promise positive and glorious majority
larger than that given to Taylor or Harrison
Other States responded.
Mr. Bolts announced that tins woud probably
be the last General Convention Of the Wing
party. during The life time Of Henry CLAY, and
therefore offered a resolution expressive Of SYM
patly aud regard, and that his memory viii
never die. The resolution was adopted by &C.
clamalon.
Simeon Draper responded for New York
plcdging that State for the nominee
The Convention adjourned at quarter TO 3, OIL
half past five O'Clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BALLorTNGs ron VICE PREsIDEST.
First Beilot-Manc. 3 Graham, 3 Manguu,
] Bates, Pearcc: New Hampshire, 3 Graham,
Bates Vermont. GH1ham , Bates Massa.
chuseus, 10 Bates; Rhode Island, 4 Graham
Connecticut, Bates, / Bell, of Tennessee
Now Jersey, Z Graham Pennsylvania, Ora
ham, 10 Bates, 3 Mangum. Peurce, Criten
den, Stnnly; Delaware, Cnttenden Mary
land, Pearce Virginia, ! Graham Bates ]
General lnamer; North Carolina, 10 Grsham
South Carolina. : James l.. Pe.ugru: Georgia
10 James a. Pcarce Alabama q Pelce,
Graham; Mississippi, Pearce; Louisiana,
CrIitenden OHIO. - Bates 6 Crockett Bell
] Graham. Stewart. Pcarce Kentucky
Graham, | Badger ? Bates; Tennessee, y
Crockett; Indiana, 9 Bates, Graham, I Stew
art, Sienly; Illinois. II Bates; Arkansas.
Bates Missouri 9 Bates; Michigan, Is Sianyi
Florida, Gov. Brown Texas, | Graham
Pcarce; Iowa, Bates Wisconsin, Bates
California. Graham. ! Bates. Pearcc; Ne"
York, Crockett, 4 Mangum, 2 Pearce, Bates
> Jones, >tanly, ? Bell, 3 Williams, Rieh'
ardson ? Pratt. , Iiiard. . Graham. 1ota.-
Mangum 10, Bates "a, Graham "a, Pearce ~,
/ Bell Crittendeu 10, Snnly II, Latimer !, ret
/ tgru :, CROCKETT ~, stewart = Badger J, Dip"N
l3, Jones ;, Williams g. billiard ?, Richardson
/ 3, Pratt ,
The Kentucky delegation produced letter
declining the nomination for the Vice Presideh
| cy, from Mr.. Crttenden.
/ Mr. Jones, of Tennessee, also declined, amer
the vote was given for him, expressing his be'a
that he can do more service for the GLORIOUS
/ Wing party as a high private than commission
ed officer; and he believed Others were mov
competent and more deserving of the honor usa
himself and therefore begged his friends to DE-
slst
Second Bqiioi.-Maine, Pearce, Gralam'
/ New Hampshire Graham, PetugIui yer
mont, ; Graham Massachusetts, Is Bales'
/ Rhode Island, Graham Connecticut On
ham; North Carolina, 10 Graham; ). CaroHnao,
2 Graham; Georgia, 10 Graham; Alabama,
Graham; Mississippi, Graham; Louisiana,
Graham Ohio, u Graham, ? Bates New ioIA'
4 Alangum, 10 Graham 20 Bates New Jersey,
Z Graham; Pennsylvania, Il Graham, y bsus
/ Delaware, Graham; Maryland, UTan'm,5j
Kentucky, ! | Graham, | Bates; Tennessee =
Graham; INDIANA, Bates, Graham; ilhnosl
~ Graham; Missouri, Bates Arkansas
Graham; Michigan, 6 Graham; FLORIDA
Graham; Texas, 4 Groham; Iowa UfanAu
! Wisconsin, 4 Graham, l Bates CalhoiiN''
Graham.
Total-Graham, 232; Bates 50; Pearee t.
J Afterwards all chapped for Graham.