Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-12

..z FoRTY-FIRsT BALLOT. l.s ..s.E -
This ballot precisely as fortieth. -e.-.-~s
..-. FoRTY-sEcoND BALLOT.
For Cass-Rhode Island, 2; New York, 10 Della
ware, 3 Maryland, 8 Louisiana, ; Ohio, 18 Ken
lucky, 12; Tennessee, s; Indiana, ID; Missouri.
Michigan, 6; Iowa, 2; Wisconsin, 3 California, 4.
Total, 1O1, -r... ....-
For Buchanan-PennsyIvania 81. ...
For Douglas-Vermont, s.; Massachusetts, N.
kansas, A; Florida, 2 Iowa, 2; Wisconsin, 2. To-
tai, 80.
For Observation-Disclosures IL; Rhode Island, 2
Connecticut. 6; New York, "a; New Jersey, :; N.
Carolina, 10; Georgia, lO Alabama, 8; Mississippi,
I; Tennessee, 5. Total 81.
For Buter-Oho, l.
For Houston-Ohio. l; Texas, 4. Total 5.
For Pierce-Mane, 8; N: Hampshire, S; Massa-
chusetts, {; Virginia, Is. Total %.
For Observation-Disclosures, 1.
FoRTY-THIRD BALLOT.
This ballot the same forty-second.
FoRTY-FoURTH BALLOT.
This ballot the same as two last.
In the last of the next three votes it will be
that Cass fell to rs; Buchanan received %; Doug
Dickinson Linn Boyd L. w. R. King, in the
previous vote was similarly henored.
FoRTY-FIFTH BALLOT.
For Cass-Rhode Island, 2; New York, 10; Della
ware, 3 Maryland, 8 Louisiana, 6; Ohio, 10; Ken
lucky, IL, Indiana, 10; Missouri, 9; Michigan, 6 !;
Iowa, 2; Wisconsin, 3; California, 4. Total, sc.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 81. Total, 81.
For Douglas-Vermont, !; Massachusetts, N.
Y ork, Ohio, {; Tennessee, Illinois, =. Ar
kansas, 4; Florida, 2; Iowa, 2; Wisconsin, 2. To-
tai, 80.
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IL Rhode Island, 2 {;
Connecticut, 6; New York, "a New Jersey, 7;
North Carolina, 10; Georgia, 10; Alabama, 9; Mis-
slssippi, 7; Tennessee, IL. Total, 81.
For Butler-Ohio, 1.
For Pierce-Maine, 8; New Hampshire, S; Massa-
chusetts. !; Virginia, Is. Total. %.
For Dickinson-Florida, 1.
FoRTT-sIxTH BALLOT.
For Cass-Rhode Island, 2; New York, 9; Della
ware, 8; Maryland, 3; Louisiana, 6; Ohio, 10; In
diana, Is Missouri, 9; Michigan, 6 Iowa, 3; Wis
consin, 3; California, 4. Total 10.
For Buchanan-Pennsylvania, 81; Maryland. l..
Total, %.
! For Douglas-Vermont, 5; Massachusetts. N.
York, !; Ohio, 8; Tennessee, Illinois, IL Ar
kansas, Al Florida, 9; Iowa, 2; Wisconsin, 2. To-
tai 49,
For Marcy-Massachusets IL {; Rhode Island, , !;
Connecticut, 6 New York, IS New Jersey.7; Ma
ryland, N. Carolina, 10; Alabama, 10; Georgia,
| 10 f.; Mississippi 7 Tennessee, 10. Total, SO.
For Butler-Ohio, l.
| For Houston-Ohio, 1; Texas, 4. Total S.
! For Kng-Tennessee, 1.
For Pierce-Mane. 5 New Hampshire. 8; Mas
sachuseus, l; Maryland, Virginia. Is; Kentucky,
12. Total A.
For Dickinson-Florida,
! FoRTY-sEvENTH BALLOT.
For Cass-Rhode Islam p; New York, 10; Della
ana, Is; Missouri, 9; Michigan, Iowa, 2; Wiscon-
sin, 3; California, 4. Total, IS.
| For Buchanan-Pennsylvania 81; Maryland, /;
Total, %.
York, L Ohio, 4; Tennessee, Illinois, ii Ar
kansas, 4; Florida, 2; Iowa, 2; Wisconsin, 2. To-
tai. SO.
I For Marcy-Massachusett 8 Rhode Island 2 ;
Connecticut, 6; New York, "a New Jersey, !;
Mary land, North Carolina 10; Georgia, 10; Ala
bama,9; Mississippi, 7; Tennessee, IL. Total, 95
! For Butler-Ohio, 1.
For Dckinson-Forda, 1.
For Boyd-Ohio. l,
For Houston-Ohio, L; Texas, 4. Total. 5.
For Perce-Maine, 8; New Hampshire, S: Massa-
chusetts. J.; Maryland, 5; Virginia, Is; Kentucky,
After the 47th ballot motion to adjourn was made
and lost.
FoRTY-EIGHTH BALLOT.
For Cass-New York. 10; Delaware, 3; Mary
land, ; Louisiana, 6 Ohio, Is Indiana, ID; Mis-
souri,, 9; Michigan. 6; Iowa,2 Wisconsin, 3; Cali
fornia, 4. Total 70.
For Buchanan-Pennsylv ania, 81; Maryland, l..
Total, %.
For Douglas-Vermont, 5 Massachusetts, l; NJ
York, Ohio, 4; Tennessee, Illinois. IL Arkan-
sas, Florida, 2; Iowa, 2; Wisconsin, Total, 49,
For EMBELLISHMENTS. 6; Connecticut, 6;
New York, "a; New Jersey, Maryland. ] N orth
Carolina, 10; Georgia, 10; Alabama. 9; Mississippi
7 Tennessee, 8. Total, 80.
For Butler-Ohio, l.
Total 6.
! For Perce-Maine, 81 New Hampshire. 5; Massa-
chusetts 6; Rhode Island, 4 Maryland, $; Virginia
Is ; Kentucky, IL. Total, SIS.
! For Dckinson-Florida, l.
| For Linn Boyd-Ohio, 2.
! For R. J. Ingerso-Tennessee, 1.
During the balioting several Intellectual motions to
adjourn were made.
| Mr.. Duany, of Wisconsin, moved to adjourn sine
die, that each State may make its own nomination.
and throw the election Of President and Vice Presi
dent into the House of Representatives. The ques-
ton, however, not taken.
General Irwin. the first Vice President, occupied
the chair during the greater part of the morning.
1t should be stated that there occasional ap-
pause votes were changed from one candidate to
another.
MIR. Dcbbin. of North Carolina, said: MIR. Pres-
dent, pardon for obtruding word before North
Carolina casts her vote. we come 10 Pander to
no factious articles hereto enlist under no man s
banner at the hazard of princples-to embark in no
crusade PROSTATE any asprant for the sake OF Sec
tional or personal triumph. We come to select one
in the array of noble spirits in ranks to be our
great leader and champion in the glorious struggle
for the great principles of democracy. Again and
again have we rendered the banner to the North.
Save our happy Union, guard well the rights of the
States, say we, and you have the honor OF the
standard-bearer. Zealously and sincerely have we
presented the name of Buchanan, that noble son of
the Old keystone, around whom the warmest affec-
lions of our hearts have long clustered. We have
turned to New York and sought TO honor one of her
distinguished sons, whose splendid administrative
powers have been just faithfully eulogsed by my
friend from Mississippi We now feel that in the
midst of dscord and distraction, the olive branch, 1t
rendered once more, cannot be neglected. We feel
that the hour noU has when the spirit OF strife
be banished and leave to reign in her place the
mild and boiler spirit of a liberal patTi-