Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27

- Micliunn 10
d Iowa -
e Wisconsin -
, Kentucky 3
D California ~
Minnesota 3
Kansas @
b Nebraska 3
p Total $50 lO3 Q /
:, Whom Virginia was called the delegates
. declined TO cast any vote
Delegates from Michigan, before declar-
ing her vote, said her first choice had been
Sewnrd. but finding The sense Of the Com
y venuon so Enthusiastically for Fremont, she
decided To cast her vote for him
= Wisconsin delegates sand the first choice
u Of Wisconsin had bcen Seward her second,
p Chase her third choice Sumner; but she
would vote fur Fremont
The District Of Columbia declined 90 vote.
The announcement of the ballot was re-
ceved with deafening cheers.
A motion TO declare the nomination uunni-
nous wss met by calls for formal ballot
The delegation from Kentucky through
., their chairman, said they had been IN hopes
= of being able TO cact their votes for Chase.
His withdrawal prevented their Intended nc
ton, aud they should return home disappolnt~
ed but were unwilling To separate without
expressing their entire concurrence in the
choice of the Convention.
4, Mr.. Webb. of New York said be cone
p forward to redeem tho nledge made In the
% morning The nronosi,,nn for "a h,llot ,vos
merely made as o Formally. lie felt he had
discharged his duty to his constituents, aud
he would accord to every other man that he
had done the same That being the case,
art Je,er,n,nnj am hy ,hn Coa,a,,,,an a.
The in,cpt,nns Of ,be ,elooo,os ,v,ro h,,,,,,,
an sbonlJ hal 60 ',,.,;.,,, '''''I ~
,berefore sn,re,,eJ Tho Conyen,,on 70 ,,,ro
ToL, ~ t,,a,,o,,, ~ ,,us;..,'',,, 80
David lV,l"n, c,, u c'r'ra,J o,,,iJ.,,,.,.,
cheering md said he ,,ns,od ,I.. Cn,s,,.,,'
non wonld nresen, to Tho nnbI,c Tho g,e,,as,
show of n,a,,,,,,v n,ss,hio f. a,s not no.
cessarv IN ~, intoo c,,,nsj b.Ilo, fCr,as
- Yes ~ ..Ves ~ /" VVe,yant IN stand ,,,bt
on tho rocordr ~
Ar W,lno, rosn,,,nr Wall If that ,vas
their obi.ct he world no, MAKO nnv obisc.
ton.
Numerous eaJls heinz ,oade for Mr. Gid
dinps that qentlemBn came forward and ,
sajJ DO bad ,,,ovad short Time since. tn law
on the table a communication addressed 10
that Convention by a Committee from the
North American Convention lie meant by
that action To signify that the Republican
party should mike no bargain with any other
party They held ont an invitation To all to .
unite with them m their deliberations, and .
he mide the motion, feeling II was due 10
themselves nut friends say he was wrong
and that ne ought 'umove a reconSiderauon'
/ lCneS- NO! NO yes. Yes wih con'id-
etao'e c1hIuS'onI We "oulu 'aNe upon
h''s'' Wv responsibility OF moving re-
con,'u atl"n'
W. H. - it""'I"n"' OF view o'A' S'lo
every 'han VINO 'eaus 'he puo'p journals
must know n's PosNion' ana be a"nfe mat
no man ma ever maze gI'hier opposition
INN hi'n'ei To 'hH hnn" Nn'h,ng parW.-
pu' A' o'hef CONSIDERATIONS ana an "tNer Is
sues SINK lh'o hs'gnih'"nce beside mat
Elea' nos'snens no" 'e'nR "'aue ny 'ne
tl'enp' "' l'eeGou tnIougnput ,ne county
r ~ ""u "'9'eei' '"0''''Ieu n's n's, C'u'ee
t"I, Ye"a,u w "ou,u sac',neg All un'nss
TO secure the eiecnon OF John Z Fremont.
nc "aue '"e p'oPos"'o" 10 'e'et 'he com
"'"n,o''"n. p"' ueeause nc syWPa'hlzeo WIN
tne NM" No'nlng ofgAh'Iatl9n' oul because
u"'" r.'0' =" ''''ue"' nc i'N'a''on
nau oeen extended TO al, TO unite IN ms move
hen' ana nnuer me call inc NORTH Amerl-
can S, OF san'1aton ,'au a. flg'' 10 act WIN Them
S."u' 'eIy' u, cast "uu u's.'e 10 proceed
, uo''a'' p't'pe' .Vgep'l'" o' sue co'hu'un'-
a'''"' 'i' 'e,''n.I " was auu'esse" 10 lne
nus '"'p'''sent ana Pl'fio'c convention
ever assembled IA the United States. lie
, PP.'"' w "' in'enlEonl ue'ed'es 10 say
""o''''' 'iey "p"lo' nom 'eehnes OF WeJu-
49, aae ,''oo ,''e interests OF 'netr parry
""V,uer Uicy u''etPlhed 10 drVe from Them
"o we" Eng'uhu americans, VINO were as
Ja'n''' o. 'ne'nseIsos ~ 'ilo cause Of iiee'
uo"', ".n u'Ieot snouIu pe 10 lhylte them
~ J''n " '"o movement no, % rePel mem
.o'', ,'' 'r , was i's' seu' ol We
p'.,.t't' w w. N""'ual SuUl,n've u' inc
Ser P'H w U'o 'u,'n Ame'cah
f .,',' u nv '.'' va IePy " ua' com
n.u'''.i.'V' ~ S"""'u ''uIeioru certainly DC
properly leo1Ned'
n.'gi 'u''neI vAp'aha'l9hS' the mouoh TO
? IeoonS'uer prevailed oy large majority and
'he communication was referred to the Com
uH'ee on inc fIauorm, amidst much ap-
pause
i'1ud cails were then made Tor formal
o'.lo'' "h'ch was taken, and resulted IN the
~ fron, pas a"a, 'ol = '9'lln'' 'Aeep'
on c. Nj "'s 'o'i,eou l,"'"
'i,'''' D"u 49, fou rehhsyIFa
v,I.,
80" "ta" u'''"ou to"ns' because
9"o "u' wv. a''u"eu 10 Gust Ia votes, m con
W We, representation hot penn fnlL
m' F "uen sne could S'id she would
XIV N le'nonL 70 votes aud her electoral vote