The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-05
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Sg W. asieed TO platform and he would ala BY t..
IN vn.a aeieva,lon returned and cast their vo1s,
msniment)
Ercirrmrsr ON rns ,sc,r.s,. s,,
North Caroline retired for on the tvsuAv
eighth ballot Nothing occurred meantime beyond thzr
brcakng Of few window lights The interest Of tho
public seemed to be the noreasc judging An
away Of the Thousands Of soversigns who unalls
to obtain entrsnoe into the den,ely crowded galleries
tion but did not desert Buchanan
LOUISIANA DIVIDED sErwIIs cAss AND DOUGLAS.
Whn the namo Of Louisiana was received. cn tAS
twenty ninth vote Mr RYAN made known that deiegsso
At the state convention held In Louisiana instruct
ed 10 vote for Gen. Cass. They had accordingly vses
times for Douglas and the delegation hsvo
ain taken the question whether the vote shx reuaia
Of delegates arc equally divided and theresss
nobody to oast the vote for Mr. Douglas -
Or. SOUR was permitted make explanation ab, It
this family matter giving . statement Of what -
place in the Louisiana convention and saying thas 10
ques ton as to whether they shoud for Douglas
Buchanan ws lost lilo concluded by saying. 1oo
the prospect Of their candidate Ii 30 bright" ZAP
plause)
other things that Gen Casa received iO1 votes III
state non, Dougns 70 72, and that Cas- was
declared their unanimous choice.
The result OF tho twenty ninth trial was announced-
the vote OF Louisiana bsing cat for Douglas
MAINLAND nErunrED TO cAss.
TO tho delight of tho galleries. apparent from -
unbound.d applause from that part Of the Hall
cAssITEs--THE GENERALS fsosrncro
BRrGHrErINo,
On the thirty first trial when Indiana voted for Cas-
the applause was tremendous In the galleries Tenns
cnt eleven for Cass and this added to ths dAe
OF the Of that gentleman Tho Cass vote wsns -
from 33 To 81
Mr. BARnouR said must obvious to every dcmocra1
Of the Convention that their dings had reached
point when consultation among the several d-lsx.s0
sultaton no moved that the Convention adjourn un -
nono~ morning. 1his wss loudly voted down:
thoc stste 2..aaiions who had gono of from Cass -,
turned to their first chcc, there wa tsrhe aPpssus
The Kentucky delegation retired to const and wAss
they returned. they voted for Cass and trcuendsss
chserirg ensued.
On the thi second trial. Ohio gave IL votes for Cas
and Mssosr came back to her fr-t choice Loud has
Massachusetts cast for Cas, amid renewed appisss
There were other changes for Csss followed By Sa.r
MI NAnoss. Of Mrs. amid the noise which prev,nsd.
asked leave to make statement.
CRIRs---No,n "po.n
Mr NAnons said he would briefly say that large ma-
joity Of tho people Of Mississippi In favor VI uenxz
Cuss (1he confusion. possible incrsased) Lis wsas-
ed tho American democracy to know this (Long con-
UNPARALLELED coNvuaor
My. T. BARxspALE, Of Mlss, asked the privilege -
making stat. nent The cries Of Order wsrc doa3
ending whilcthe gentleman esssyed TO speak, and tho
President In vain cndcavored 10 enforce comparative
quie:.
Delegates everywhere their feet, and wsee
loudly commanded to sit down This order, howevaG,
not Immediately complied with, and voices ware
heard crying ont. Down, gentlemen" There's too
much noise and confusion" "Ha, ha, ha,n Wen never
act along this way" Order, !" Order
Tho President meanwhile knocked Justify with 10
gsvc There occasional "utburst Of laughter -
vary the performances amid this indoscrbsbe rcsne
everybody excited the galleries pcvded motion
made that the ention aojourn but not carried
Mr. BARKspALE finally made himxeH heard. to tho Do
rimen Of his lungs and replied to Mr. Nsbors BY saying
that he had letter from the President Of the oouvUntio0
which appointed Mr. N&bors delegate In which II was
said that Cass IN not tho choice Of Atty democrats in
Mississippi and that nominated he would loss ths elco
torul vote Of the State.
STICKS BUCHANAN.
Tho Virginia delegation who had retired for consuleo
tion, returned. 1t supposed by not few thAa
perhaps they would vote for Cnss but there dsap
poin,ment in this particular they still adhered TO Bu
chanan
Tho deuse tolerably quiet, when tbs a.
nent made, and Immediately after II
ceedsd by loud applause and outbursts of laughter.
Tho result Of the thirty third and last vote ths0