The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-05
On motion Of Judge BARBOUR. OF Virginia,
The convention adjourned 10 meet at o'clock.

Il
Il EVENING
/ Met according to adjournment
/ MIR C. G. GREENE, of Massachusetts asked unani-
nous consent TO introduce the following resolution
Rsoissa, That the committee appointed 70 report the
Democratic National COMMITTEES also report The place oI
the National Convention and the mode Of constituting
the same.
The convention proceeded to the twenty seventh ballot
which resulted as follows:
! rwKNrYsEvENra BALLOT.
Bsehanaa-Mane, 81 New Hampshire. = conner'l Cut
New !sNfey s;.osa n a. as,ma W,
Mi.sissppi, 2 /; Tennessee j California. lbs
aSs oonnscoa New Yos Msr,lns
North oslolina Is Loaisiaaa, 9 Ohio. 9 Tennessee I;
4; Wisconsin,, 5 California s-s5
Cass-Massaehussits !; New York, IL; Maryland, l;
pIayey1Ma ssachnssus B !; New York, 2s-26
Bafr-New Hampshire. .; Delaware, 81 Maryland D;
/ Lane-Indtana, 10.
| Hou,ton-- Msssachusetts, 2; Ohio, 81 Texas, 10
| While the ballong was going on. the Virginia delega-
ton retired for consultation and during its absence
| The objection 10 Mr. GREGNE's resolution was with
Mr.. SHELTON + LEAKE moved TO suspend the
rules for the purpose Of considering the report Of the Com
1 mi,lee Resolutions
The PRESIDENT stated that he had been informed
| that the committee not prepared to report
| Mr. LEAkE said that he had understood that the
chairman had this morning said that they ready to
vote. lie knew not what changes had been made
since last night but the committee had agreed upon
platform last night and he would stand upon that plat
| form and abide by it,
The delegation from Virginia then returned, and gave
their vote as above.
The convention then proceeded TO the twenty -eghth
| ballot, which resulted as follows:
|
/ Bachanan, 2; New apsiire, q !; Connect
eufs; New Jersey. 2 Pennsyvaa,,, p Maryland. !;
9 M's,i.slpg.7; Tsnnessee. g; caliomia. i.s6
Di ans 81 vsagsa ass a,y
and, Nort, Carolin,, Louisiana, O Ohio Ten
s ox5 s9 wse5a m.'sg' aoa asap.ss f'"
Cas- Massachusetts New York. II Maryland
Marcy Massachusetts, New York, 23--26
5ssr M.i9S so New sso mampiaiIe Delaware 81;
Houstoa- Massachusetts 2; Ohio, 8; Texas, I'LL,
| Lrne-lndanu, ID
/ Dektasoa-- Florida, l.
The North Carolina delegation, before giving their
vote above, RETIRED upon leave, for consultation.
Before proceeding the next ballot, the Virginia del
| ega,ion again retired for consultation.
The convention then proceeded 10 the twenty ninth
ballot which resulted as follows:
/
Accommodating. 2; New Hampshire. 2; New Jersey,
4 Pennsylvania, "a Maryland, Virginia, 10; North
T TelDss Il s. caliionia, i-ss ''pp''
Rhode Stand a. Connecticut g. New York i Maryland
North North c1rp"s Louisiana oso s. Tennessee
-Msssaehassl's /; New York, II; Maryland,
Mprep-Massaehuseris, 8 /; New York, 23-26
Bailsr1Mai9 n Il New msnmps,hale; s Delaware
ion-Massa ehnsctts, 2; Ohio 8; Texas 4l2
/ Lane--Indiana, 13
/ Dickinsoa-Florida, !.
! When the vote of Louisiana was announced,
Mr.. RYAN, OF louisiana, arose and said: Before
that vote is given the vote OF the delegation OF Lousi-
ana wish to be heard for a few moments
| Cries OF I" Down. down." " Hear, hear"
Leave being granted, debate ensued, which will be
| published hereafter.
The following are the additional ballo,ngs, as far as
received up TO Tie hour OF going to press
i THiRTrETH BALLOT.
Rhods island, i; 6onnsciieai, 9; New York. North
Carolina louisiana, 81 Ohio, .; Tennessee. 2; Illinois,
consin, 8 /; California, So.
BaeRa.an.-Maine, 2: New Hamp:hirs, 2; New Jer-
9 Georgia, 10 Alabama, 81 Mississippi u Tennessee,
massachusetts, l; New York, IL; Maryland, 8;
/ Ohio. I; Michigan, 6-33
Mgey. -Mas.aohuse,ss, 3; New York, Sa-2s g.,
| OHIO, 1 /; kentucky i2--2o
Housion. --Nassao husetts, 2; Ohio 6; Texas, 4-i2
| Lane-Indiana, ID.
! Dicsinsor.-forida, L.
I TmRTy-riRsr BALLOT
Dorg,as-MaIne 3; Neg , HampshIle, Vermont o,
York, North Carolina, Mississippi, louisiana,
s"sa = Florida y iowa. Wisconsin o"'''''
Baeaaaaa Maine, 2; New Hampshire, New Jersey.
/ Georgia, 10 Alabama, /; California, -S3.
Il Cau--M massachusetts,, New York. IL Delaware,
Maryland 8; OHIO III Tennessee, IL Indiana, 49, Mich
gan, 6-6t.
Marcy -siassachu setts. 3; New York. % -26
Batter -Mtine, l; New Hampshire, 3; Ohio, Ken
Houston -aIassachusetts, 2 Ohio, 81 Texas 8-2.
Dickiasor. Florida, 1.
| During the ihiry.lrst ballot The Indiana delegation
retired for consultations and when their vote
noanced, great enthusiasm and cheering prevailed.
Tennessee Immediately after the announcement oil the
vote OF Indiana changed their vote, above, having
previously voted as before.
4 BALLOT.
Cass 90; Bucbanan, "a Douglas, 80; Marcy, 20 But
Ter, 4 Houston, B; Dickinson, L.
4 THIRTY THIRD BALLOT.
\ Cass, 49, Buchanan. ~; Douglas, GO Marcy, % But
4 Ter, Houston, 8; Dickinson,
Great excitement prevails.
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