New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

never ben, her kress 70 her opporentn the iarksst
| nour her sons Rave stool Y1r set her down
f.f htetn Thousand majority fyr The nominee tn
q rTericn. lAPpisUse.l
Mr.. SDUe Fpoae 'or loLi-isrz ssyihg hht h3 Jy
e vote Just that the democracy have already
tlfcisd TIE next prcidert OF tie United sites Lou.
lishe could ret be TeCTeACt 10 the call ~ the North We
come 70 you be remarked lot o5y nh these iasi t.
cart votes Of ours but with hcets that viii no good
service IN the cOmrg canvass. rejoice. therefore %
Sc these unerTIng indications Of harmyny among Us
We vii sppai snt crush oyponents and. believe
from the very bottom q ny heart that tie vote OF ny
cherished State viii be given for rankin Pierce. Ap
pause lie then cast the vote OF the delegation Tor
thft Gentleman.
Delaware changed her vote for Pierce lApplsuse
Mr Mcclellan, 81 Michigan arose-We have, be said,
presented the name Of who needs ogy from
me- and whose name IL cherished in every bosom
can say for him that can be more obliged and
will sooner forget the in uries watch think
have been inflicted upon him by those who opposed
% BIS nomination. We will not only gse b Franklin
Pierce the vote Of Michigan here but we say we viii
give him larger majority in the State Of Michigan than
hst ever been given ior any other Democratic nominee
-lspplause for the man for whom the vote Of Michi-
gan low to be cast s peculiarly Acceptable 70 the
candidate for whom Michigan went at first pledge 70
bin the cordial end warm support Of Gen. Case and
now the unanimous vote Of Michigan for Fran kiln
Pierce. Loud End long continued spplause
Mr.. WorreD, Of Delaware, pledged that Diamond
Slate 70 co al they could for the nominee 70 defeat old
"fuss and ies;hert although the vote rather mes
ger Delaware was then declared for Pierce.
Mr. Kane, Of Florida raid We no longer divided
in delegation. name has been brought for ward
which calls for the warest sympathy, and therefore
unite our forces 10 support the Of New England.
From fO,dsrom the land Of the orsnge and the vine
the lsno OF evergGdes-we stretch hand across
the Union 10 the granite hills Of New Hampshire IN
pledge Of our fidelity ran kiln Pierce applause =
The vote was cast accordingly.
Mr.. Rusk Of Texas, said he had no speech TO make
here. -Four would be found for rankin Pierce.
lApplsuse
Iowa and Wisconsin voted Tor Pierce
Up went huzzss, and down came bouquets.
The rel having been called, there cries Of Or
Co.
Now lets hear the result
Some gentleman Jumped upon settee 70 say some
thing but the President ruled him olt saying be
not a member Of the Convention The gentemsn was
loudly called 10 order while others disposed to
grant bim leave.
The enthusif sm had In some expended IL
sell before the result announced, namely: Pierce
received the unanimous vote two hundred and egety
two In number Of all the States represented, except
Ohio xix Of those Of that State cast for Butler
one for Cas- two for Douglss and two for Houston.
Loud long terrific, violent huzzas. and all manner OF
demonstration Of delight succeeded, and amid the cou
fusion an adjournment moved and carried, until
O'Clock.
The booming Of cannon was heard outside and Joy
Gus were the face and exultant the voice. OF the De-
mocrscy at the result Of the forty ninth or final vote