The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26

that 'hs salvation q the Americas party dspsndsd upon
non inson He ssia he wanted sf sufficiently
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q. -. -'s question 70 N: sssr, Con
Mr. NoEss q Ds'sw.I. announced that sinos ,l,s de-
legation iiom hs state vifdrss from the Convention
sstes ssd bad had opportunity the people Of
tn.i, sts, and for The purposes o. harmony md CON
venton, and proceed to nomination Of candidates Tor
President and Vice President
With ~tich The SOUTH represented ths aoor want
seesher and pursued the object for which they came
Ane sd be whsn the race dough faces in the Norn
are dead, aLo there living evidences about me that
has 'gbs and having, dsrss maintain tbem He shoud
Nj. CIARx, Of Iowa, appeared in the Convention .
substitute f.r delegate who had returned home. His
this question would settle the ssistsnos Of the Amor an
party in the North BE tesired TO record his vote 'no"
Mr.. Small of Pa, said he perceived the proposiu
liz. 70 be eaed 1t the result Of the desire
The s ss death tn
aoon Ssa IN ss ,Sss oSss the M
Mr.. CoFzzx OF Pa, msesa similar announcement. He
ssic in his district Mr.. Fillmore the man VINO ~as
# tie vote PsODss s sns would certainly IS Loaf to the
Ssvss41 !"Tisas not 80" 9TH. old K.y.son.
Nj. CoSs1x Of Pa -Genslemen may hiss, but hissss
won't elect Mr. Fillmore. II will take votes 10 do IT, and
barely Northern State II Mr. FILLMORE is the candidate
speak my honest convictions
when New Hampshire called Messrs. Emery and
Colby Who have heretofore represented her the Con-
vention did net answer but certificates were presented
seses elected sas o Nev sea .ns h.r
admitted.
Upon their names bsiug called they both voted 'ysa"
which sct WA sppaudec by ths South.
fhe CaAn declared the vote TO bs-yeas l4l, nays CO.
Mr. BRowNLow Of Tennessee, got the aeor and offered
. % r s
And uIon the resolution he moved the previous ques
Mr. Corrzn this stage called FOR the reading OF
to the p esident Of the Convent n from Georgia
The CHAIR announced that II due TO the Conyen.
ton to cay that communica tion had been received,
and the resdiDg Of the esne was In order
The Rrea Ast tumult prevailed ct this moment Near
y all the delegates In the room upon their feet
moving about talking loud entering into noisy discussions
the speakers upon the door OF the PRESIDENT Who
with his gavel and seems bound TO the reporters
ny bis eternal rsppDg upon the table In from. Of him.
ton from Georais referred only to ths eppoinmsnt Of
delegate and bis instructions to vote against making
nomination at this time
AVoIcR.-N contains something else.
The CHAIR called for the vote on the previous question
Us moved BY Mr.. BrowDlcw and II was sustained
ceeded to csll the iol.
When tbe names Of the New Hampshire delegates we're
delegstts wee not residents * New Hampshire that
they hveo In New York State. &
NJ 'sn,s tDa 70 sSs
raid he ruppossc the resolution introduced By the gen
uenen from Tennessee, would be adopted; and the
North would DO obliged to retire from the Convention.
Mr. Ely Of Masssehusetts said that under the impres
the Presidential nominse and that be might be able to
succeed with his favore candidate Understood to bs
Asso,n ssd hi.
sired him to vote sgsinst nomia.tion bus he had Oh
pose should when be entered it. he hsd seen LURKING
upon this floor the dark serpent Of dscord and dis
union There are here men in league with that arch
traitor, Henry Wilson, and they endeavoring to dc
@ rem The g. said sssssssussss Va: nes a.
ner,Dg to The action Of this body. Black repubi
csDifm, upder the lead of the present Ezeca
vote Of fifteen thouiaDd majority, and they would
90 again y still larger vote. Hs should vote syes"
BY .Ss hand and thanked him At the close Of a
speecl.
Tnrssros e Ms.s.chpsetts said his colleague had
epreeDted Asssachu 'ests in congrsss Hs should vote
Mr.. EAMEs Of Massachusetts said his colleague (Mr
Arncio) resresented that he did not b.
who as. .poae He was In favor Of prosssans - once
10 make . nomination, and thould vote "yeA"
G VI s.laas, o. Indiana, thought the A@s.io.n party
sfbAmed OLA man whom the whole Union could be
lroud ot-aman whom the North could not call dough
lace or The South abolitionist. he voted "aye."
Mr. iMBoDKs OF Virginia. said he had been instructed to
vote against nomination but from things he Rad
sometbing not done now he feared that portien
Of the Convention Qookirg At the Ohio delegation)
to that Of repubacsnisn. BE voted "aye."
who ossH. @ i:vs s sss9 but sss
bss.a :. ass sisss ess.
Mr.. Ell Of Sa.s.ohusests1 call that rsnseman to
order 4.
The CnAm-The gentleman is ont Of order.
Mr. McHUGH-I withdraw the expression an, intinnA-
zion having been thrown out from the other side OF the
house. thai in proceeded the nomination they
would witftrsx; Beipg desrcus, air, that this body
TIE Tennessee AID wisconrin delegates voted faye"
who came without esedsnti. he question was put
receiving them, wien the Chair decided they were
eced ano ordered the Secretary to proceed with the
Mr. BULLOCK, Of New York. insisted on division A.
Ter the Chair decided It bad been sustained. he was
threatened with expulsion and quiet. This the
first time the Chair had been Arm, and this time he
wrong.
Mr.. MoRRs of Delaware said he had been opposed to
DomDation at this day; but thinning itwoud be
the best course for the party to pursue he should vote
Mr. wzsrnsoox, Of New York, defended New York
against the charge iervity to the sou'h and voted
The whole delegation went in the same manner
Mr. KUINGRR, cf Penn, read . despa oh whicb, he
said. signed by every American member Of the Penn
syJvsIia Lesislafue stating thai 1t their wish that
no nomination ahould be made at this time The Amo-
rcsn members Of the Legislature represented Pennsyva
ria and they had endorsed the members Of the House
OF Representatives who voted for Mr.. Banks He was
roiI into sropg abolition speech but ehOled Of
ny cries Of vete" which he ID In the negative. The
itDnsy Ivapa delegation wss divided.
The vote ttood a. follows:-Yeas, 161 nays, 81.
Mr.. WAGNER, Of New York, msvsd that The Conven-
op proceed to nominate candidates for President and
Vice esdent and that the Chair appoint three tesrs
VoC1S-Nompate Nominate
Mr. STEWART Of PeDD-l nominate Mllard Fillmore, Of
New York, candidate for President. (Applause.)
Mr.. sly, of Msryland-I nominate VIM. X. Smith %
candidate for Vice President (Appiause.)
Mr. PERKINS, Of Connecticut, got the foor and With
difficulty kept It. He made strong speech In
avor OF his resolution Of this morning to restore the
Missouri compromie lne II was . right due TO the