New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19

Mr.. HosR Of Massachusetts, sad the Conveation
Yesterday admitted delegates from the 100 Democrats
Of New York to .ests 90 the floor representatives
Of that orcanzs,ioo. He thought TIE motion to lay
the mnuuicst.on CT the table was highly proper q,
the tine because tAe Convention had not then bsuoted
:or candidate. They bsd row done 80, snd were IN
proper condition 10 TO receive that communication.
Mr. SHERWOOD of New.York said the gentleman
who hsd e1terdsd the invitation 10 the North Amer
cars wss member Of this Convention well a. Of
The Na'.opsl Committee. He hoped the motion to ~
coIs.ctT would prevail and the documea, be properly
received.
Gov. RIrSER joined il this hope. He hsd failed
le said 70 get his wiz hes IN this Convention. but WAS
wiling now to put his shoulder to the wheel and give
Freuett al Lis support and influence Cheers.
The motion to reconsider then prevailed By lsrge
msiclity. and the communication referred 10 the
Committee on the Platform amid much applause.
Loud calls were then made for formal ballot,
which taken snd resulted IN the entire vote being
cast for y, mont except . from Pennsy wanna aud II
from Ohio for Mclean, ami from Pennsylvania for
Seward.
Virginia sSsn declined voting, becsuse she was not
allowed TO east IS votes in consequence OF her repre-
serts,ion not being full.
gan when called said she would give Fremont
eighteen yotes and her electoral vote next November
The nomination then made unanimous amid
scete of the most intense excitement, every person
rising and waving their hats and handkerchief
AT tie instant the result was declared, American
flag bearing Fremouts name, was raised from the
platform ard the broad pennant inscribed John c.
Fremoi for President, drawn across the platform
in front Of the Speakers deck, rea,hicg from end to
end OF the hall.
Banners wee also displayed nom the windows to
notify outsiders and the shouts within the hall were
caught up and echoed by the crowd in the streets.
AZ soon 81 the wild enthusiasm OF the Convention
could he somewhat subdued Mr.. ALLISON of Pennsyl-
vsna made some remarks indicative of an intention
70 support the nomination with earnestness.
The Convention then adjourned until 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning
Ou,side the Hall the enthusiasm appeared to be a.
great as had been inside and would have heeu DIFF
fcu 10 find where the former opposition could have
come from. Groups gathered in the streets, and
rdorsed the action of the Convention unreservedly.
The Headquarters Of the Fremont National Club of
New.lork WAS Immediately after the announcement
ofMr Fremonts nomination, the scene of CREST hustle
and excitement, and flags were literally distributed
| bearing tie ZANE of Fremont
| This evening a crowded meeting was held at Ma
| tional Hail. at which David Wilmot and others ad-
| dressed the citizens.
| Much figuring is going on for the Vice.Prcsdency
Some of the Pennsyvanans are pushing A. G.. Curtln
the present Secretary of State and others Gov John
ston but Pcnnsy kauis is too divided to be likely tC
secure a nomination. Mr.. Dayton of NewJersey ap
pears to be the favorite tor night and the friends o.
| Mr. Sumner are pushing bis claims.