New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-05

Of Virginia bit ssStlemen il vii be hard 70 carry the
vote OF ,ha, State By imposing upon rs freenen lN
plsuse
The twentieth vote was then announced
Mr.. McMculeR-I desire 10 knew how the Vote o.
Virginia counted.
The President replied Is for Buchanan
Nh. McMuleD-Then euter my protest AGAINST inc
Legality of that vote.
The President said the gentleman has rghtto do Il.
The Convention again proceeded to vote, and waen
Maryland called, the announcement was made sss
5 Buchanan J This was followed by bissias In the
galleries and calls order, gled with slight a-
plause. Many voices Clear the galeris, silence up
there" stop those geese" &c
Mr. McRse said in loud voice that such usage from
citizens of Baltimore would prevent the Denocraac
Convention from being held here again. There was
the uirnos possible confusion.
The President lustiy called order and banged with
his gavel and many voices demanded that gentlemen
standing should set down.
Mr. McRse In reply question. said there had been
kissing in the gallery, and that was what ne alluded To-
The Kissing was here renewed
The President-The Convention viii please come
to order. The Chairman Of the Committee OF Arrange
asks leave submit few words to the galleries
yoicss-" No-uo"-" Yes-yes
Mr. Kettlewell said hope the Convention viii per
INIT me. (Cres Of " order" not at all trust they
will allow me 20 say word. The appeal snail De
brief and 10 the point. Those galleries are not alone
filed with citizens Of Baltimore "a voice up stairs
| "New York is here.) We have done everything In
our power 10 extend the hospitality, for which judge
Baltimore is not unworthy Of being named (Applause(
Having isd this much, now appeal to every Baumo-
risn rather to oose every thing 10 his own right
arm, (Cries In the galleries" Yes, yesO than by any
act or speech To arrest the debersons of this Conyen
vention (Crief of I" all right-we wOntD appeal To
you in the of your known character OF hospitality
By YOUR monuments and by every tie OF friendship, that
| every Democrat may feel that he has done the worst
thing Democrats do, wnen he Kissed another Dem
| ocrst applause in the galleries and on the door,
| The rol-call was then resumed.
Virginia, through Judge Barbour, again casstae 10
| votts II that Si6te foT Buchanan
| Nh MeMulen desired TO state one or two facts "A
1 MI Nha Nnnynn NH /
want 10 knew whether YOU will still stlae the vote OF
| Virginia The Convention refused to hear him The
Ken,ucky delegation retired for consultation. and when
they returned their twelve votes for Butler. lAp
| plause The result OF the vote was announced.
| The Convention proceeded TO the I'D ballot. when
| Delaware was csled-two votes were announced for
| Cas- ar one for Butler.
was gwen he said contrary to the wish OF the majority
Of the Dele CATION of that State He said he had been
pulled by the skirts Of his coat and told to sit down.
! that he had no vote here. Laughter. he understood
that the Of each State must be cast In accordance
with the wishes of the majority OF the Delegation
! The President remarked, that is the rule.
! Mr. Worrell-Therefore | assert, tie majority gave
! their vote for Ca.s [Applause 1t was the voice OF
the little diamond Satshe voice OF men whose ances-
tors sprnkled the bailehelds OF the Revolution with
| their blood. .
| len Cries to order. Another Delaware candidate
wanted to speak; there was some confusion In tha
quarter and much laughser II otng saiu ne was pre-
! vented from rising by the holding of his coat tall
The vote was announced. Cass fell 10 ~ buchanan
went up votes Douglas increased to II Butter gained
| . the remainder as beisre. $500.
Four seyt raj votes taken, the last OF which was
as follows: Cass 49, Douglas So Butler ~, Lane IL,
! Buchanan l0l, Marcy %, Houston 10, Dickinson !.
Michigan voted full for Cass Massachusetts, gave Nun
Connecticut l. NewYork ILL., Maryland l. and Oaio ID
| For Buchanan. NewJersey, Pennsy wanna, virginia,
Georela Alabama, Mississippi full votes, and Conaec
cut s Maryland l. North Carolina ), Tennessee ., Cali
| fonia |. IN,
nois Missouri Arkansas, Iowa. Wisconsin full votes
and Maine g. Massachusetts T. New York |, Maryland l.
North Carolina p Ohio 9, Tennessee Z, FLORIDA = Can
| fornia g. -,
| fun votes OF Kentucky and Delaware.
| For Observation-Disclosures ., Ohio 3, Tennessee /,
| and the four votes OF Texas.
For Lane Indiana For DICKINSON, vote from Ar
kansas Thus endeth the 25th vote.
On motion OF Mr. Reeder 1t resolved that the Chair
usn of each delegation be required to hand to the Chair
list Of the name county and post Office OF each mem
Der of the delegation at the meeting this afternoon and
the same be printed for the use OF the Convention
| AT 1913. O'Clock an adjournment took place until L.
Ereniag SESSION
The President called the Convention TO order at 4
Col Greene, of Mass, offered the following resolu-
| ton which was adopted:
| That the COMMITTEES appointed to report the Demo-
cratic National Committee, also report place OF meet
ing of the next National Convention and the mode Of
| constituting the same.
| The Convention then resumed the voting Tor frcs
| Dental nominee.
The Virginia Delegation retired to consult and when
they returned Mr. Leake of that State moved that the
rules be suspended In order that the report OF the De
| n ocratic creed OF platform might be read.
Mr. Brown, Of Tenn said IL would be ready until TO-
| morrow morning.
Mr. Leake stated In justice to himself that the gentle
man announced this morning that the Committee was
| ready to report
Several yoicas-No such thing.
Mr. l.. appealed 10 the gentleman II he did not say
II. rta,e fcndnO Ehaft q N
He knew not what changes have been made, but last
night they agreed TO platform and ne would die by t.
The Vrgsia delegation returned and cast their vote
for Buchanan, as heretofore.
This OcCasoned much mer1ment
| The vote was snnoupced-Cass, 30 Buchsan, 9S
! Douglas. s. The remainder nearly the same as tue
| Goth vote -.
| North Carolina retired for consultation. Nothing
occurred meantime beyond the breaking Of few win
dowghts The interest Of the public seemed b be on
the Increase, judging by the going away OF the toOu-
sands of soveTeiens who unable to obtain entrance
into the densely crowded galleries. 90
The vote was announced Case, q buchanan, 10
Douglas, e.; Marcy, 90 Butler, % Houston, IL Lane
! and Dickinson holding their own.
Mr. RYAN made known that Delegates at the state
Convention held in Louisiana were instructed 70 vote
/ for Gen Cas- They had accordingly voted twenty,
one times for that gentleman. They bad also voted
seven times for Douglas and the Delegation have again
taken the question whether the vote shall remain nor
| Douglas returned to Mr. Cass But the twenty
votes of the Delegates are equally DIVIDED snu nere
fore nobody is authorized to ssst the vote Tor MI Doug
| las or anybody else.
Mr. Soule was permitted TO make an explanation about
this family matter, giving statement OF what TOOK
tlace IN the Louisiana Convention and saying that the
yots among the delegates being equally divided, the
question as to whether they should vote for Douglas or
! Buchanan was lost He concluded by SAYING you
cannot drive the Douglass frem their position wnen
the prospect Of their candidate Is so bright (Appause
Mr. Weller, Of Louisiana, replied. He said, among
ot er thngs that Gen Cars received lOl votes In tue
State Convex ton Douglas, 10 or w and tAat Cass
| declared their unanimous cGOlce
| TbeIesult OF the 2gth uitl was snnouneed-the vote
of Loui.ians being cast for Douglas Cas- % b1chan
| al 81 Douglas g2-the rest scattering -
| ON he 3lth vote Cas- received 5} Buchanan 81
Douglas o. Butler fell of s ard H0ustos, Lane and
Dickinson held their own Maryland returned 70 cass
much TO the delight OF the gaerans az was sppafens
from the unhoundtd sppsu,e from that part OF the na
Th. 3lst trial was had, Indiana voting Tor Cas Inc
applause wss tremendous In the galleries tennessee
cast votes for Csss and this added 70 me oebgns VI
liz f,eys Of ,hst gentleman The Csss vote went up
- ~ y, 81 Rncharnn i..l 10 q: Dougas held % 81;