The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-06-19

Vote Cthe Ohio Delegates in eE.c !
Democratic National CODVcn-
tiON.
A number of our Democratic friends have
requested US to give report Of the votes
cast by the Ohio Delegates, on the several
balIotings, in the National Convention
We have concluded to DO SO, and as we were
Secretary Of the Delegation, we are enabled
to make the report from the official re-
cords:
The first vote in the Delegation was ta-
ken on Tuesday, June Sd, and was as fol-
lows:
Those who voted for James Buchanan
were,
Messrs. Austin. Bell Belden, Brumhack, Counts,
CGnninghnm Corwin. Carruthcrs, Dorsey, Dclepaine,
Evans. Gill, Gilson, Hewitt, Hamer, hammond, Law
renee, Mar,haod, Morris, McCook, Medill, Mack;
Ranncy. Ryan, Smith, VallandlghGm, Whitelry and
Iours-2S votes.
Those who votod for Mr.. Douglas were,
Messrs Cooper, Davis. Click, Haley, Hughes, Me-
dary, Page Siilord and Steedman-0votes.
Those who voted for Pierce were,
Messrs. Bean, Hongland, Jcwett, Miller, Mclean,
Payne, Quinn and Vattier-s votes.
For Lewis Cass, Mr.. Layman-1 vote.
This was taken as before stated, on Tues.
day. In accordance with resolution pre-.
viously adopted by the Delegation, another
vote was taken before ballot was had in
the Convention.
efore the second vote was taken, Mr..
Whiteey, friend of Mr.. Buchanan, left the
Delegation, after giving power to Mr. Num-
gen, an opponent OF Mr.. Buchanan to cast
his vote.
.' FIRST BALLOT IN CONVENTION.
The second vote in the Delegation, but
first cast in Convention was taken on Thurs
day. 1t was as follows: ...t
For Bucharan-Austin, Bell. Bcldcn, RrumbacF,
Counts Cunningham, Carruhers, Dorsey. Deiepaine,
Evans, Gill, Gijson, Click, Hewitt Ha:"er. Ham
mond, Lawrence, Marchand, Morris, MeC"Ok. McdiIl.
Mack, Ranney, Ryan, Smith, Vallandigham, aud
| YouDg-G7 votes. .-... Lea,
The vote was the same as the first, except
that MuDgen, (Whiteley's representative
and Corwin changed from Buchanan to Cass
Mr.. Click changed from Douglas to Blu
chanan. ..
i. For Douclas--Cooper Davis, Haley, Hughes, Ne
dary, Page, Siford and Steedman-s votes.
For PIercc-Bean, Hoagland, Jcwitt, Layman, Mil
: Ter, Mclean, Payne, Quinn and VsttieT-9 votes.
The same as first vote except that Mr
Loyman changed from Cass to Pierce.
For Cas- Corwn and Mungen, Q votes.
SECOND BALLOT.
Stood the same as first given in Convention
except that Haley changed from Douglas t
Cass, and Click from Buchanan to Douglas
.nr e THIRD BALLOT. .r
Buchenan's vote same as second vote i
Convention, except Miller changed fror
: Pierce to Buchanan. .-a..
~ For Douglas-C Cooper, Davis, Click, Hughes, Hale!
. Medary, Page, Payne, SiGord AMI Stecdman-l
d votes.
d For Pierce-Bean, Hoagland, Jewett, McLeal
Quinn and Vattier-6 votes.
For Cass-Corwin, Layman and Mungen-3 votes
, The fourth and ifth ballots same as thir
SIXTH BALLOT.
Miller cha ngcd from Buchanan TO PIERCE Pay
from Douglas to Pierce, otherwise the same as t
third.
; Seventh ballot same as sixth.
EIGHTH BALLOT.
SifFord, Davis and Haley changed fro
. Douglas to Cass. No other changes.
:, NINTH BALLOT. 3D..
70 Sifford, Davis and LaJman changed fro
Cass to Douglas.
.-..'..-- -..r TENTH BALLOT. Sea ..... p .
Payne changed from Pierce to Douglas.
r, ELEVENTH BALLOT. 5.- 81.
an Bean changed from Pierce to Douglas.
n TWELFTH BALLOT.
Nv Smith changed from Buchanan 10 Dot
Id las.
THIRTEENTH BALLOT.
or Smith changed from Douglas 10 Buchl
Try an.
be Fourteenth same as thirteenth.
M FIFTEENTH BALLOT.
Layman changed from Douglas to Ca
IS Corwin from Cass to Douglas, and Mil
ep- from Pierce to Buchanan.
he SIXTEENTH BALLOT
nn- Stood as follows: s' III
lor For Buchanan-Austin, Bell, Belden, Brumbi
,ail Counts, Cunningham, Carruthers, CofwiB, Dor
=. Delepaine, Evans, Gill, Gibson, Hewett, Haley,
the mer, Hammond, Lawrence, Marchand, Mack, Mo
Mupgen, McCook, Miller, Medill, Ranney, X,
aho Smith, Vallandigham and Young--3O votes.
MT For Douglas-Bean Cooper, Davis, Click, Hug
10 Medary, Mclean, Page, Payne, Quinn, Steedman
Siford-12 votes. Co
ana For cass-Hoagland, Iswett, Layman and vatti
Votes. A .stags5E ts.ttsSi z
SEVENTEENTH BALLOT. "a
OF On this ballot the Ohio vote was
unanimously for Buchanan. Ohio Pdtri