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

for Douglas, and then he be allowed 10 go back
to Cass, think that shonld be done There is tie
in our delegation, and II now deyoves upon this con.
venon decide whether he has not right to do and
in doing have the vote OF Louisiana cast Il was
intended by the instructions OF the Louisiana convention
al Baton Rouge, it should be cast-or Lewis Cass OF
Mr.. SOULE arose TO address the convention
Cries of Question. question:" Down. down."
Mr.. SOULE have bat word to say.
Cries OF "Go on go on" "No. no." .'Queson, ques-
ton"
The PRESIDENT It requires unanimous consent
for the gentleman from Louisiana Mr.. SoULEl to pro-
ceed Is il giyenl
Cries OF "No, no."
Objection being made leave was not granted
The calling of the roll then resumed and the bal
10. resulted as previously stated
1.-THE result OF the 3oth and 3lst ballots has already
Judge BARBOUR, of Virginia think il must be OBJ
vIous 10 every member OF the convention that pro-
ceedngs thus far have shown that the period has ar
rived in which there should be consultation among the
several delegations as TO the propriey OF change AS
has become ndispensably necessary that opportunity
should be afforded for that deliberaon, you that
this body do now adjourn until tomorrow morning at
9 O'Clock
The question being taken, the motion not agreed to-
The Kentucky delegation, upon leave, retired for con-
sultaon
The convention then proceeded 10 the thny-second
ballot, which resulted as follows
TuIRrY SECOND sALL9r.
Cass, 95; Buchanan, IL; Douglas, ~ Marcy, 26 But
Ter, |; tloaston, q; Dickinson,
The announcement OF the Kentucky delegation was
received with repealed and prolonged cheering.
The Virginia delegation, upon leave, retired for con-
snltation.
Mr. SrURGTS, of Georgia, moved tha, the convention
adjourn, TO NEE. tomorrow al O'Clock.
The motion rejected by decided vote lit was
observed however that The crowded galleries united n
the no. upon this and several other votes taken utua
vOeel
The convention then proceeded to the thirty-thrd
ballot, winch resulted as follows:
Y.rnRD BALLOT
Case, 1928; Buchana, "a; Douglas, co. Marcy, %; But
Ter, Houston, 8; Dickinson,
When the name of Missouri was called.
MI SAYLES said Missouri did not come TO this
delegation pledged TO any She came here for the
purpose OF eectng good democrat to the presidency
She here instructed 10 vote Tor General Cass the
first choice Of Missouri. She adhered 10 Csss so long
there any chance Of his election. The prospect is
now Frightening, and Missouri her nine votes for
General Cass [Applanse.l
The Virginia delegation not having returned,
Mr.. NsbERS, OF Mississippi, desired 10 say word
There large minority OF the Mississippi delegation
in favor OF General Cass, and they were
Calls of Order order"
The PRESIDENT Ii requires unanimous consent,
and objection is made.
Mr.. NABERS. | want the American democracy 10
Mr.. BARKSDALE, of Mississippi, rose 10 reply.
and amid calls of order from the convention and the
ChGir and great confusion worse confounded," man
aged say that he had letter in his possession from the
president OF the convention from which Mr. NABERs had
derived his authority 10 represent the STATE In which he
Che Presdenr stated that General Cass was not the
choice of The State; that there fifty democrats
favor OF him, and that, if nominated, he would lose
the vote of that State.
The Virginia delegation returned. and gave their vote,
as before, for James Buchanan. IGreai aughterl
The vote upon the thrty-,hird ballot was then an
nounced and
On motion. the convention adjourned to meet at
O'Clock tomorrow.