New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20

When the States were called for their vote some of
the oharmen Of the delegations prefaced thsr votes
with short eulogums of their favorite cardidstes.
Most of these brief speeches Characteristic and
humorous.
Mr. WILMor of Pa Chairman Of the Committee
Resolutions then presented the following report and
resolution:
The Committee TO which referred the commune
cation from the Convention assembled in New York.
have given to that communication respectful and de-
liberate consideration.
with the Committee appointed by that Convention.
The Committee came to no arrangement IN conclusion
The call for the Convention adore seed TO all pc
tica parties, and consistently with THIS eau the COM
muncation under consideration originated. four
Committee deem that 1t ought to be respectfully re-
sponded TO- and would recommend that Committee
be appointed to address all the parties Of the country
with view to elucdate the principles OF action, ana
to concate them TO the great object to which tho
abors of this Convention have been devoted
Resolred, That q Committee of three be appointed
by the Chair to prepare such address
Mr.. ELLIOT of Mass: said that at meeting OK me
Massachusetts delegation, held at early period OF
the Fittings of this Convention, vote hac been token
for candidate for the Vice Presidency and the unsn'
nous choice was for Nathaniel +. Bank: lCheersl.
A friend of Mr.. Banks hsd then stated that be was
authorized BY a friend of N.Y. Banks to state that
under no circumstances would he consent TO be in
ddate Massachusetts wanted MI Banks services IN
bis present POSITION lCntersI. nc "as :" ~ o1'.u
lied to withdraw the name Of Mr.. sumner from TOE
list of candidates OF this Convention hAssacausests
could rot afford to ose Mr.. sumner nom the 'pof Q,
the Senate Three cheers for Sumnerl lie thsnHed
this Convention or this exPrersion Oh favor 20 .n
son. Mr.. Wilson, too, had been voted tor lCheenr
He had been among since we had been I'D SESSION.
and had been using bis influence 10 behalf OF anoInel
He YVES authorized TO withdraw Mr.. Wilson s na'uS o.
a candidate for domination. Having wioqrss sS ,ssv,
OF the favorite sons of Massachusetts be- hqpea sA
would now oil unite 10 the support OF SUI Ton6
would secure their victory in November t''
heers
1t was then moved and carried thst the ConSen'"'
90 into formal ballot for Vice President
THADDEUs STEVENS Of Pennsylvania eTose r
Penn sy Iva nin has had some coDeutatioo gnu ..s-
been able to agree that il il proper tor aer "
any name to this Convention If she were to prssS.
any name it would be David 2nots. Du' AZ
mot has requested me in this doubt OF Penhs!
to the propriety of presenting any name 70 BE-
biz name from the canvass, IL he ulu ios uS'~
voted for at all. r.,soh
Mr. Roor of C;,io gained the Of the n ss
He said Sir this morning he'd conyeros,ioa NAV
Governor Ford Of Ohio. Says be; The o go brt
"be troubling yoz with nv name. l want ." w ~. 6oh.
s. dent let than buckle 'iaapsack on me. 20 van.
batter light We can't spare Tom tofn, .ot 20
him for boze consumption. That's al i"e
say. Loua cheers .-.,s.
The formal ballot ,xas thsn taken Al 60.
we're giysu for William l.. Dayton, exce@ esS .;,..
Come otieut four fo7 Banks and four for hnco soe
teen from New Yosk, fourteen for Lneon, .u som
Sumner one for King and one fer Ford asd s,;.oo
PeAr q, lvania, two fox fdnopln, one for Jon-
and one for Dr.. Elder. ~
After the vote Of Delaware was deelsrse ssua
PALMER OF llinois said: 10 behalf Of tho VS Gsesp
of the State of Gr dis return thanks 70 susS sos
hers of Ills Convention al have honosed the
OF our State with their vots. nnois asks IA
hsrse,. in thi. ces.eet. Sss Il dsyctsa-ss'