The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-20

his vote for Milard Fillmore contrary TO the majority
Of his delegation, upon this occasion presented WIN
splendid bouquet, said TO be (by rumor) from ladies
The bouquet, however, bears card. on one side Of
which is written, " From James A. PeaTce, OF Mary
land and on The other, For his attachment TO Mil
lard Fillmore"
Nineteenth baot-scOa, 1872 Fillmore, 1871 Webster
twentieth ballot-scot, 1872 Fillmore, 1871; Webster
twenty arst ballotscot 1873; Fillmore, IsI Webster,
- 2 blank
INCIDENTS OF THE TwENTY.sEcoND BALLOT.
motion 10 adjourn, or 10 take a recess for hours
made but on general call OF the house, with
drawn,
The change Of the vote Of Rhode Island, by which
votes heretofore thrown Tor Scott, given 10 Web
SieT, was received with much applause
Tweniy.second balot-ScOt, 1872 Fillmore, 1870; Web
Tweniy.,hiId ballot-scotr, 1872; Fillmore, 1870 Web
twenty fourth balot-scoIt. 1873; Fillmore. I2o; Web
ser, 80 2 blank
INCIDENTS or THE TWENTY. FOURTH BALLOT
On calling the State OF Missouri, delegate and
said that by the instructions OF the Stale convention they
TO cast their vote according TO their best discretion,
al the will OF majority.
There are, however, but eight delegates present. and
The State is entitled TO nine votes and just at THIS time
the State proposes TO divide her vote. and the question
IL whether they 10 cast nine or eight votes.
The Chair said the delegation must settle that question
After the rest of the States had been called, Missouri
was called again, and announced her vote, eight for Fill
and one for Scott [Applause and Kisses
INCIDENTS OF THE TWENTY FIFTH BALLOT.
The change in the vote of Virginia. by which Scott
gained one, was received with applause.
These movements show disposition on The part OF
some Of the Fillmore men 10 break away little and
should this become general, the prospects OF Scott VIII
improve very rapidly. Indeed, his nomination will be
certain.
Tweny-afh balot-scol,, 1888; Fillmore, l2s; Web
ster, 81 blank.
Twenty-s ixh balloi-Sco,t, l3i Fillmore, l25; Web
s,er 30 blank
INCIDENTS OF THE TWENTY SEVENTH BALLOT
A motion to ad joarn Till o'clock was voted down by
reclamation.
Twenty seventh baot-scott, 1875 Fillmore, l2s Web
sler, - blank,
INCIDENTS OF THE TwENTy-EIoHrH BALLOT.
All the close of this ballot motion to adjourn TIL .
o'clock was made, and call for OF States upon IT,
Ii resulted as foows-ayes 49, nays us,
Twenty-eghh ballot-Scoit, 1876 Fillmore, l2S; Web,
ster, % blank -.
Twenty ninth balot-scou, l3i Fillmore, I25; Web
sier, 80 blank. =
Thrtolh baot--scott, 1884, Fillmore, i2s; Webster, %
9 blank absent
motion to adjourn till o'clock was made, and lost
by vote OF States
motion was then made to take a recess for two
hours, after the next BALLOT which was carried by acca
nation
Thrty-drst ballot-Scou, 1885, Fillmore, l29; Webster
% blank.
The convention then adjourned till o'clock this after
noon.
We learn by telegraph that during the evening session
The baIlongs continued mp 10 the forty sixth ballot
with no material change in The result And The conyen.
ton adjourned till Monday morning.
Forty sixth balot-scot, 1874 Fillmore l23; Webster. 81