The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-06


Georgia voted for Douglas One OF the incmbers OF
that delegation protested asans; - a not being tho
voice q the Union democrats of that state
The Virginia deicga ion retired FOR consultation and
during the timr. the Chairman announced the COM
mitlec of from each State TO select nlona demo-
cratic committee.
Tho Virginia Delegates returned and cast her vote for
Franklin Pierce, Of Acw Hampshire, which created much
scmAtloD,
rnr POSITION ~ PlHcE 7ifE n,rrERFNr
Alabama changed her vote for Marcy, aud Fierce went
un 10 thirty on The thiriy ballot After the result
hsd icen declared much confusion prevailed and
time elapsed before order Nas restored
on the thirty y.6eyonh ballot Pierce went up 90 thirty
four On the succeeding he fell 20 twenty nine al
whci, point he remained until the forty sixth ballot,
VII IN he ran up t. iorty yonc.
During the for. second ballot the New ofls dclcga
ton absen, from the hl half ~ hour for consn
taon; on their return, they 'oed-alafcy - C'.s ~
Douglas ].
pendpg The forty-sixih ballot the delegates from Ken
ircky retired for nsultstion ont fifteen minutes
and upon coming in cast their vote for Pierce yh. put
lie frerds Of franklin Pierce in high eee.
On the same ballot. Wm. II. King received !. Ken
tueky voted Tor Franklin Pierce.
ADJOURN AND ALLOW ,4scn STATE 70 M.Nr ~
NOMINATION..
On the fourty-seyentl ballot. motion made y Mr.
nouny Of Wisconsin 70 ourn sine dic and each State
to make its own nomination. The motion was not en-
tcitapcd
ooi>c ORDINARY ~
siAs,sloN,EHs o. sorauifs faoM rlir tApirs ric
There being choice the forty eighth ballot tue
Convention proc oeeded 10 the forty ninth ballot when
9ir. MeRA Sad The delegation OF North Carolina cana
he unan,mouly 10 nominate a candidate for the Prcsi
,ency We all along in good faith have gone for the IA
ortc of the koyst state around whom have long
clustered tl,e warmest affections OF North Carolina. We
have also Of New oils favorc whose
administrative powers have already been SO noby and
handsomely culogizcd y Of Mississipps sous IN
gcod faith lave rendered the olive branch to the
North and North Carolina will continue to tender tlc
olive branch and nov, that the purpose i TO
give The nomination 10 who in thc field long
enough show that he il gallant soldier aud Who was
IN the cabinet long enough To show tnat he is nm able
stat aud long enough III Congress to show tnat he
is ihil 10 the rshts OF the States and of the
nj
aud enduring his granite llilsNe give the tcu
votes Of North Carolina 10 Franklin Pierce.
The huaIa. Which followed the above announcement
taTipg and here wa great excitement al over the
hall
Mr. Courx sail--Georgia has looked the democracy
Of ,hc North for The banner bearer Of the democratic par
ty VIC have accordingly rallied around the North to
centre on them Georgia nov sends uhanunola greet
ipg 10 the Granite State o New iinnsrc tN uu hn@-
zas.) She sends lr entire and unanimous vote there
nnd trusts confidently il her yoritc VINO is as firm
hcr eternal hills themselves The glad tidngs Of unan
nifty VIII royelDtrate thiougho, he lengh aud breadth
of ou common couniy Georgia casts et ten votes ior
Frtnlln Pierce. oi New ilampshirc.
ih. announcement was followed by renewed applause,
and The Iotacat 20 sibln hLIhaS.
nir WILLIAM ,nLso AlI. si,l-tf tftor mature dclihcra-
lion The Mississippi delegation have determined in duy
TO their constituent aad TO the great cause democracy,
to east their vote for the noble aud gallant Of New
Eusl;nd, General Pierce of New Hampshire Onbound-
ed appausc The Joy seemed posstbo the incrcasel
Air poy suid-Sym gathiains VITA Georges and North
Carolina ami other sister states aud r The purpose OF
halmoniziBg The convention aud making nomination.
the delegation Of Tennessee have authorized me TO cast
thc Twelve votes q that state for lTankln Fierce
There were nov net only loul huzzas, blt perfect
screams amid which bouquets were shcwered down by
ladies IN the Galleries.
Mr. Gnoyrr II New y,r, feeling tho spirit OF kind
before the result of the ballot should Dc announced
.kod that The do, cation OF that state be permitted 10
withdraw frola he convention ior consultotion (some
here ,Cid liIa this not necessary. He then said
We tiDl We give the electoral vote oi New ofh Tor
franklin I'ieyee
Ar Wrsr eccmcd to oppose this and 50 The delegation
Hon Joi,> W paws the President. now came in and
Iccgcd General Irwin trcin the aruous duties "t the
chair.
seve14 dcerat were engaged IL cousultaticn and
conu 10 It's heirht the Auos aud IL tic gal
leiies. The ~ den hanged aud called e cldcE until
After willie Alabaraa Vermont New Jersey Missouri,
and Arkansas. csst thcr votes Ion Franklin Pierce; and
o ,;,cl announcement. wild and dcapnng huzzas went
ui-ihe performance, being varied BY the clappne a
hands ano -taiupiug OF feet
has bcCn for pio has been honored by her on
every proper occasion believing that he all the
necessary qualification t. make true aud tittu expo
mont Of GoIuoorJtic pTincipics
Curs--' Down IN font -" Order order
Mr. HntGT cortinucd--Ne thcn gave our vote fr
iesi Cas- who has iodgmcnt IN the hearts o the iro
l'Id democracy OF this eouutry, to an cNtcnt which
otcT living man has but rarely enjoyed applause bat
win Yield linn is occasion. may say. with drops
oflood ana with deep eroans. We think wc owe more
to him than toany other man. When the tack lag of
laIotieifn was roiscd---
tnl,s--'' I'll down gentlemen order" and Go on "
MI BR1gH1-And the deg OF treason unfuried in tn.
North. and the dark threatened to sweep all
the ir,e stas. oonccg Cuss stayed Their progress he
turned back this tide of iana icis and under is ces
The democracy stands here to day the States still
united and the lag heads iloats in truml
cver whore feared anu respected hy every nation. We
havc objection to tho iavoro of New Hampshire
Tie has III DgUi led himself in the councils Of hc ration
and ON c battle III Ids where the fyorito son al naiaua
General Lane. has also distinguished iascf but. from
eonderaons q public eDtiment and Tor the purpose OF
bringing the great democracy Of tue country together
we 1--WE We viii in November nc Vt certainly
as hc rcs aud the thirteen votes IT that state
for General franklin Pierce.
Ibe apriause ii this point was terrific.
New ork VIA next called TO vote, wien Mr.. lIcIAuo
~NMouR and said We came here 10 present tcyou
enc OF our own ai#tiuguishcd sons, hut gentlemen
behali ot ,icsc for whom speak, we now concur in The
mauifest determination 81 tina Convention 70 make
lrann Pierce the uxt President of he United states
lApplause.l IN Tho iallc al ISlS the delegation WAS
divided tat hc1 h wshod 10 pledge tie hearts q all Lis
Ill democratic hicude 70 Che nomination, believing il
would te responded t. by New York SHE dd 10 the
EcMpa ons IN otttr days lie cast e vote for ficrce,
age 9eat applause succeeded.
ftr piceEsos IVES called for. and whom he arose was
received with load and long ccntipued cheers In the
course Of lis remarks hc said that. Il every State
VIII come mp 10 The great battle and ID Tho work bc
would he enabled to congratulate the country on the
ucecss q. th" democratic parry.
Col 81 toE. of Penn yyania aid That with The earnest
moss q woman and the fidelity Of her pledge of honor
without Hesitation with scepless and uncnqsing energy
the democracy will fght for the nominee in Pcnns'a
uia lie l. "FTonl' by name well as ~ nature lis
surname is Pierce aud Uhrn the centre column ofthe
cuemy Is broken il wI lc hy his efforts Chccrs) We
promise, nc aid when tho Tag riScs highest viii lie
There because iamc Buchanan requires it. thpp0Gscl
ih tMFifA AttCn 'tt- bl NErc lti cast
iur Fr1usin Pierce.
Gouatal Wu-oN # Ohio. said IL trre that Ills dele
epon had aeol, divided but they congratulated the
NGtop or the -Cntimcnts of harmony in tie democratic
paTtr-n this sentiment of harmony tho democrats Of
ONO woctd bc found to respond Seventeen Of her votes
Wcrr then cast ur iicrce-and this was received with
applause.
Mt GCtttpso~, of Illinois, said that his State had
Pre- ntcd one et her and the delegation had
cast cr voes sor him in accordance with tine wishes Of
the democracy q that State. but the time Ind
MiC hey must unite with the democracy and cast their
vote Tor Franklin Pierce. (Appiausc) In all times
past in the struggles Of party that state from which
they bent hcr knees 10 her opponentn the
darkest hour her sons have stood You set her
down for fifteen thoufaud majority Tor the nominee Of the
convention. (Applausc)
Mr.. sout spolc for louisiana saying that he saw by
tho vocut east that the democracy have already elected
the next President "a tho United States Louisiana could
not ~ recrpant to the call of The North We come TO
you he rCua1hod not only with these insignificant votes
~ ours, bht with hearts that viii DO good service in the
coming canvass rioco, therefore, o these upcrrng
indications q harmony among We will appal and
crush our opponents and, | believe from The very
i Df WF H1gt tfnl ~t.t.