The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

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The above vote was cast by the following States =
AassocAuseHs-John Mclean s votes Garrett Davis
votes; Robert y. stockton, vote
Nesc Jersey-Rober f. Stockton, votes; John Mclean
Svote.
Rhode Island Fillmore, vote.
Varyinia-killmore, 13 votes: Davis, 2 votes.
Aiehigan-George Law, votes.
Itrlnessee-Filln0re, votes Davis, votes
Wisccnstn-law votes.
1aas-F Fillmore votes; Houston 2votes.
Delawdre-Fillmore, 3 votes.
Observation-Disclosures. votes.
F1or1d0-kfllmore, votes.
Mississtppf-Filimore, Z votes.
Aavy0Nd-F Fillmore 8 votes.
Ksntuoky--Dsvis, IL votes.
North Cdroinn-Filmore, 10 votes.
AlaLama-FilImore votes.
Indiand-Filmore, vote; Mclean, votes.
Missoyi-Fillmore, votes.
OAso-F Fillmore, votes; Mclean votes; Law, 10
New Tors-Fiilmore, 10 votes; Law, 20 votes; Hous-
Pennsylrania-Filmore, IA votes; Raynor, 8 votes;
McLean vofe; Eavis, vote.
Observation-Disclosures, votes.
Winois-Rayn0r, votes; Fillmore, votes.
Tho States mentioned below with the number Of dele
gates which they were entitled, were not repre-
sentsd in tho Convention at the time the nominations
were made:-
Connecticut ............ New Hampshire. 80. =.
Georgia. 10 Rhode Island.......
Observation-Disclosures. South Carohna. ........
A0uhaana...... 80. vermont D
Ma1ne... ......
After the vote had been taken by States and 1t was
ascextained that Fillmore had received Of the
votes cast and would therefore be the nominee Of the
Convention number OF the delegations changed their
votes and swellei the whole for Fillmore to one
hundred and seventy nine.
In the case of Alabama LouisianA aud Misss,ippions
delegate presentthe full electora! vote was sivsn and
We extract from the record the Of the persons
tually present and voting
FOR MILARD FILLMORE
Rhode Island-Mr. Knight
Nesc Jersy-Msssrs. Allen, Lyons, Grandin, Connel,
Voted frst for stockton, but chansed.l
lnds0nG-Mr. Phillips.
,sn Eckbsad, Budd, Moore Cochraa, Burton, Boteler
Webb, Kramer, stewart, McCus and Fitch.
chsnged.j
ksasigan-Mess1s. Lyon, Fuller, Ward, Medler and
Hamilton.
lvoted first for Law and changed]
1tssnessee-Messrs. Nelson Donaldson, Campbell
Brovnlow Pickett, Burton Harris, zolicoer BelvAte
Messrs. Pickett snd Bankhead voted Hrat for Davis
and Bevate for Houston.l
1ssas-Messrs. Eprerson, Evsns, saniey and ochi
tree.
IAu charged from Hcusson.]
ldlyomid--Messrs. Wood, Brooks ard Mcdonald.
9tiawdrr-MesArs. Norris Springler and Murdtck.
<FIortd0-Mr. Call.
aNsssissippt-kessrs Lake and Adams
Maryland -Messrs. Kennedy, Pinckney, Dukshesrt,
DefeQp, scnley, Purnell Dallam and kcaud-
Ke'ttMay-MsssIs Bartlett TODD, Carpenter, Raphael,
North Caro1ina--Msssrs Horton, Buxton, Pool Baker,
Craaup, Hudam and Rodiman
Alajamd-Messrs Walker and Smith,
Louisidna-Mr. Herman.
Nissomi- Messrs. Fletcher, Breckenridge, Edwards,
1Ohio-rhs vote Of this State divided pro rata On
the informal ballot Fillmore nsmed By Msssrs Hail.
Ne.s York--aessrs. Brooks. Fontaine Guy, Beatty,
Deane (voted rst for Hcuston Bullock, Taylor Chand
Ter, Wilbur Adams, ssvary, Murray (chsnged frGn
Houston), Spencer, LORD, Thompson, Burrows and
iMessrs Fontains, Beatty Bullock and Taylor voted
mp PesmylransaMMsssrs nsa @ fhorne Ha.ehus., Bamm,
walburn. Goode Gsrnsnt, Lyans, stin veil, Erwin,
Small, Stsmbaugh, Stewart and Hstherpgton.
Arkanus-Messrs. Logan and Fowler.
IUincfs- Mess's Durham and Allen.
FOR GEORGE LAW
NeaD York-Messrs. scroggs, Toone. Wagner, Clark,
Winston, Russell, Campbell Lowell, johnson. Law, Lew
Is, OsAes, Bennett, Fore and Stevens
DAVIS.
observation-disclosures Heith, Brewster Arnold, Robin
son, Temple and 1hurstop.
MILAN.
observation-disclosures Richmond, Allen, Trask, Saryin
Rhode hiand-simmous
Lndi0ma-Messrs Meredith and Sheets.
Pennsylpdnia-
FOR HOUSTON.
4Ncp Fork-Meesra. westbrook, Paddock and Bolles.
FOB KEssETH RAYSoR.
Ienmsyoamid--Messrs. Gossler, PARK, Pomeroy and
Todd.
M1ssdchuScfH--tIy.
Wisomsin--Messrs. Lockwood, Githes, Chandler and
Burdick.
Iuinois--Dsnenhover.
Thus We shall find tho whole number OF actual voters
l72 Of which Fillmore received, on first vote before
cbspgpg 30. majority against Mr. Fillmore. OF actua
votes present, H.
Mr. Fillmore received thrtytwo of his votes from
states that never gave anything but democratic votes In
the electoral college, and had the ruls been adopted of
allowing only the delegates actually present 60 vote Mr.
Fillmore would not bsve been nominsted, there being
,irety 4 vo votes against him.