New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

ArkassAs yeas: Mishis,n susy.s Flsnda yes; rss'
- va; IO.: a,ss'i wiS0A''n, yess' nay; Sss'
ioGd, long and startling were he ehecrsl
When The secretary announces tee vote, ne sad Nc
desired the roe to be announced ia pro,er rasener,
snd nos the one used By the Secretary He moved me
vorcrs-"Y-s~ "yes" Others cried out "No,~
A Deiesssr from New Jerssy said be ws tas beat
Secretary In the Usited States
M. UPTON, The Secretary said the confus' m wss %
grest during ihe vote that ar had bis lungs 10
heir usnc,t, ard bis voice failed him la announcing
the vote He bad endeavorei 20 d. III. dut, a. cell a.
be could and the Convention thoegas proper 70 Gen.
sure him n might be done. Loud aes laasel
Mr. JESSVP moved resolution that this Convention
do proceed b vote for candidate TOR President OF
the Biied Statrs In the manner following ;-faa 6e
Secre.ry of The Convention ,ha cali the several states.
beginning with Maine. and The Chairman Ct each oee-
CATION they called, sasl announce the person or
persons fer whom toe votes " ss Ststes shall De vu.
which shall be recorded BY the Secrenry-t mGorry
all the votes given shall be necessary ninaon
The same shah be- observed Ia the selection VI
q candidate for the Vice Presidency
Hon. j. c. JoNES OF Tepn, bear me tor nsoment-
though humble and unAssunaing man, here or else
where, have al least been made subject u mscoacep-
ton my name hss been mentioned here Ia coanee-
ton with an unpleasant snNr feel u due % myseii
that shoud state all my coEns xion whit hoped whcn
the report In IL would be received with aa,ser
sal aye have sbored ss hard any one, ny day sad
night with tire Est West snf North % pronose that
end. II has been animated that Intended 70 prove
false 10 the South-thsi would prove rsitor 10 the
land where rest y fathers and the little children Of my
love This wouic not be believed BY those who know
me. am an American citizen and viii never be SAT-
kfed with lees than the welfare OF my whole eoanity.
Applause Ii my association and Intercourse win
Northern men Is 20 cut one OF from the south,
then let the sccursed blow be s'ruek at once
Applause All the candidates honorable men, ssd
say here that ~nt support with all n,y power ard
ability whoever shall be nominated By the ConSenton
lAppause. A vCice--siil ysu vote tor Scorr. II he
refuses TO accord TO the platform u Mr. JoNks do
not consider that suppossble case for know hs Will
Applause Norninste Mr. Webster and will support
him. tApplausel Nomn your present dsGin gulshed
President and will lsoor for his election Applsusc
never had but political idol (pointng o. portrait
Of ClsyJ and never expect that my political teelinss
will ever again be warm taey have been
for that dying patriot Loud applause ! never
Gen. SCoTr ull the "a of January lat when
he Did the honor TO call upon We entered Into
fall snd free conversation. told him that my state
would vote for Mr.. Fillmore account OF the drmness
and fidelity with which he had discharged hts constitu
onsl duties. and that were seat here Delegate
would vote to carry out the views of my STATE. told
him that Tennessee would vote for man who
not for supporting and maintaining the Compromise la all
Its parts He said he ardent supporter and TREND Of
the Compromise from the day they were hrst
presented 10 Congress by HENRY CLAY, aud that ho
Opposed 10 touching them Ia any manner shspo or
form told him be was much illuminated aud mlsun-
derstood and that he had better write letter and Tor
ever silence the caumnes agsinst him.
lie answered, No. That he would write no letter.
do snythng which looked like seeking the noninA.
ton To that determination he has adhered TO up 10
The present time and be has steadily refused to write
e,ter till after the nomination. have had two inter
views with him since, and he holds To the same ground
Of action.
Owing to the lateuess of the hour We receive 10th
ng more per Telegraph this morning9