Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-22
,,,--,c NATIONAL CONVENTION.
rou,-y DAv-BALrIMoRE, SATURDAY, JUNE IT,.

pou,-u D.v-BALrImoRz, SATURDAY, JusE 10.
Convention reassembIed this morning, and proceeded
10 ballot az follows: ~, Fillmore 1873: Webster %
sEyEsrT bs,dEseott 1883; Fillmore lsi Webster %
SsrH BalLor-scot 1885, Fillmore u.s. ISL Msos es ~
Trs7H BALLoT.-Scott lso; Fillmore l3l Webster
rwr, R,HLor-Sco l34 Fillmore lso; webster z0
THiRrEEsTu BA1Lor.-Same as Iweltn. an web,,e
Fifteenth BALLor-No change. -.,,. 100. webs,er
S,xrEESrH BALLor-Scott 1885, Fillmore i-7' "
IS -.r, al Wohster
90 r,.,,, III, Webster
20 New Hampshire gave vote for Crittenoen. 90
N,sr7EEsTR BALLoT-Sco.l3 1885, Fillmore 49, Webster -
New Hampshire voting for Scott.
Twrwr,rTu B.lLoT-Same as the nineteenth.
1wEyryFIRsr EALLoT-Scou l34, Fillmore Isl, WEBSTER
28. .,,, h,l,o,s
there were ony one or changes either way 80 ~,
TwEyrv.F FIFTH BAlLor-Scott 1885, Fillmore 80, WEB
ster 81. . o,ved,
rwryTy.NIsru BALLor-Sco, 49,, Fillmore l25 Web
ster 30. 90, ,,,,o 90
TuRrY- FIRST BALLoT.-No change ,oo,
AT twenty minutes 10 O'clock, the Convention 'ooA
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Saturday o'clock, p. M-Ihe convention assemoieo -
o'clock and proceeded To ballot. -, ~.
TnIRTr.SEcoSD BALLor-Scou l34i Fillmore lZ5; Wen
'sI rnarY-TurRp BAlIor-For Scott 1884, Fillmore iI9i
Webster 20; Crittenden Il blank
The vote of Kentucky, which In this ballot announces
three for John Cenden, received win oonsue'"
| BILE applause. a., ,;,,a ,yh;ch
was received with applause to-, ;,
California threw vote Tor Crlttenoen nefe'oio'o s' -
Webster which also greeted win applause. ,,
motion ad ourn until Monday morning al S
was encountered win an ou'''s y "'
demanded. 30. r,,,,re ,oG
THlRry. FOURTH BALLoT-For Scott 1885, Fillmore i-0
Webster 2S Crittendsn 4; blank Z
The return of the Kentucky delegation IN an uhoroheh
paanx Fillmore, was greeted WIN some oI
THlnTy-FlFTA BALtoToScol is4 Fillmore l|7' webster
%; Critlenden |; Bates l;2 blank. avn
he states were called the motion 10 ADJOURN until ~
oclck on Monday /, decided by the following vote:
ayes IS, nays I'll. :. o;.u 49,. !,
| motion TO ADJOURN III U ciocn :" t'e @'s' 80 -
clared out OF order. =,
A motion to adjourn till O'Clock was put and lost
Somebody cried out "adjourn sine die"
! Mr. Holmes Of New York offered resolution tha Inc
sit en- pcrmanenee until nomination be elect
ed
The Chair decided the motion out OF order
Mr. Holmes dissened; after lew words OF discusslon
however he withdrew his motion ,
! Mr. Duncan of La then rose 10 question oil personal
urivrpe nd ersonal honor. He then stated that gen
cnan of the Virginia delegation had received Geographic
despatch New York. but being 100 hoarse 10 'saa " nc
had resolved 10 do go
" was ~ '"US0 JuxE 18Th, 1852.
To Gen JAMES Watson WEBS, and Moses H. GalsSELL
Esd in the Wing Convention.
uI1aymond has telegrped and published in me- paper
The Nav York Daily Times that The New York delegation
is indignant rejection OF their claimants and scott
i. defeated by it, they will protest against the acon Oh e
Con venton and Ddhvow ITS BINDING FORCE lhese u'e
the exact words. Also that the NORTHERN WHO'S GAVE
way oS THE PLATFORM wi-H THE UNDERSTANDING THAT
~ GEoRoE H. ASpREws."
Mr. Duncan expressed himself in the most inoighan,
terms with respect TO The Of this communication an"
declared that II was an lGsult 10 io hoho UNI 'ts'
If the committee on credentials
worry sharpe and disordcy interchange OF ieehng nero
trsnspired Mr. Bolts at length secured the moor, ana
rxuhin nI n
In spite Of the efforts of the President the disorder was
resumed and continued such degree that noing OF
| what was said could possibly be understood 90
In rho course Of the uproar tho claimants from the -lh
dis,rc Of New York cndeayored TO address the cnnven
lion but were oyerrucd by the chair Al lrnah ailer ~
xnnoton from the chairman OF the committee on cccen
als the convention proceeded to the 10Th ballot win me
following result! "a, ,,, 100
Webster % Bates l. Crittenden l. blank go
Tn,prv.SsyssTu BALLor-Fnr Scott 1876, Fillmore III,
Webster %, Douglas of California l. blank = go.
Tnnry EIGHTH BALLuT-For Scott $50, Fillmore ~
Webster 20. 80, ,,.u 100
Webster 3d. blank 2. ,o,.
A. ,he close OF the 3Sh ballot motion 10 adjourn I'LL 81
ococs was put and lost by emphatic rrH poee vote
FonrErH BALLor-For Scott 1884, Fillmore Us Webster
FoRTyFInsr BALLor-For Scott 1872, Fillmore l25, Web
stcr 81. ,,,o
4 motion to acjuutn till 10 o'clock on MONDAY morning
was nj; 10 and i0st " :,
Mr. Caleb s. Layton OF Delaware rose and said ne wish,
ed 10 give notice that ii no nomination was MADE on .e
50lh ballot lie intended II ciie resolution eleuPo "u'
this convention nd iourn sine die
Cries of mo no. no. with voci;nrous emphasis
"a 8q9p adnan ii! Monday morning al ~ ,s.s
noes hal it.
gentlemen thon moved that after the ballot the
convention take until half past o'clock; the
ton was lost by pra vote.
Forty Second BaIIotScott a. Fillmore 1873 Webster 80.
Fort Third alnt-Scott 1871 Fillmore 2S Webster 50
Forty Fnnrth BaIotScut 1885, FlImor 1919 Webster 80.
4 mriion .tJourn Until III O'Clock, with call Tor vote
hy he
The question adjournment then put q vote BY
States and resulted folows-ayes 1871 l55. So the
Convention refused ADJOURN and proceeded at TO the
Ash ballot
Forty. Fifth Baot-Sco 1873, Fillmore l27, Webster 80.
Fvrty-Sixth Balot-Sco 1874, Fillmore l27, Webster 81.
About o'clock the Convention by majority of votes,
adjourned i'll 10 O'CLOCK on Monday morning.