Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

cast II, however, ualsss otherwise ordered
BY the Convention. The State Convention
had not passed any reselstioa on the sub
jet. but voting ~ "nit was regarded A.
the Devocra,ic Law Of the State.
Mr.. Lovtit. Of Virginia, said himself and
colleague thought his constituents ought
u be heard, and be demanded that they
should b. heard. BE conld no longer
vote for Mr.. Hunter.
Debate Was INDUCED IN for some time
on the question, but the President decided
that the delegate, from Vrsini. were en-.
titled to cast their individual votes.
The vote Of Virginia va, then cs.s AZ
follows: for Douglas and IA for Hunter
Douglas also received one vote from North
Carolina, giving him a majority of The
Whale electoral college. rs f,llows Doug.
las 1921, Guthrie AZ Lame 1871 Hunter
rs. Johnson ~. Dicki. soa n. Davis
Twenty fourth Ballot -Douglas .5l!,
Guthrie Az. Lane lsl. Hunter Is, john
son l2, Dickins"n p, Davisl
Twenty fifth Bsls,--Doagla. Isl. Gu.h.
RE AZ, Lane 81, Hunter IS, johnson II
Dickinson u. Davis |.
Twenly-six,h Baliot-Donelas 1914.
Guthrie Az, Lane 9. Hunter Is. Johnson
-, Dickinson II. Davis none.
Twenty seventh BAllo,-Same as the
twenty.sixth.
Twenty eighth Ba'lot-No change.
Twrnty-ninth Ballot Dougls. 1914.
Guthrie ~. Lane u. Hunter Is, Johuson
II. Dickinson ID. DAVIS |.
Thir,ieth Ballot Douglas 1871, Hun.
ter q; Guthrie 40, Dickinson II, Joha.o
IL. Lane ~. Davis |.
3lst. S2d and sd about the same.
Ihir,y-faurth Ballot Douglas 1924.
Guthrie Al. Dickinson s, Hunter 22!,
johnson II. Lane, l2A. Davis |.
At half past one the Convention ad-
journed till P. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention met 5 p. N.
Mr.. Ceilings, of Nd gave notice tha,
after the next ballo. he would move that
this Convention djnurn TO meet ia Bsl,i-
more on the FIRST Monday in june. lie
thought the delegates should 60 home to
see their constituents, aud they will be
ready to do their duty bv nominating any
man who can hea, the Republicans.
Josiah Randall, of Philadelphia, would
mt We 10 adjourn sine die
: Thirty hfh Ballo,-Douglas 1872. others
rs in the thirty fourth.
A debate en>ued m the motion Of Mr..
Ge,Iings. He assured the Convention that
Baltimore was no longer a plug ugly
iowa, and promised u hospi,able welcome
TO the Convention.
The motion was Withdrawn for the pres
ent. but he would renew it in the course VI
the evening.
Thirty sixth Bal o,-Arkan,ss having
voted for Breckenridge. one of the dele
gates from Kenlusky requested the vote
withdrawn. a. le was instructed by Mr.
Breckiuridge not 10 allow the use nf hi.
name ia opposition to the gentleman at
present in animation. aud especially to
tina. Of Mr.. Guthrie. Doaslas 1914. 9th.
ers unchanged.
Tennessee Withdrew the name OF Mr.
johnson as candidate.
Thirtv-sev"n,h BaI!ot-Dousas l5l!.
Gu'hri- SAY. Lane ~. Hunter Is. John.
son u. Dickinson 81. Davi. II.
Thirty eighth BnIIot-,ame as thirty
seventh, except Guthrie had &C.
The motion of Mr.. Gettisgs to adjourn
t. Baltimore laid Oh the table withou, n
division.
The 39,h, 4oth and 4lst ballots wer.
the sane MS The SSH. rs WAS also tho 4li
and AID ballots douglas Isl, Gutnr,-
Coy, Lane ID, Hunter 10, Dickinson
Davis |.
The 18th. 4j,h. a6,h, 18th ash. l9,h.
50th, Dist. sd aud sd ballots, wer. All
the sn'ne rs tn" AL
Fifty fourth Ballot Douglas 1871. Guih
rie 81. Laue 10. Hunter 2Uk. Dickinson :
DAVIS /.
Mr.. Gs,,inga made motion iha, il i.
lneNpedient y, this time 10 make n"rn,
nation. lie wanted the gentleman 10 tao.
the music
Declared out vt order
Flfth-hf Baiiut-Drug'as l5lj. Gnh
RE 651. Hunter 10, Lane Ii, Dickinson =,
DAVIS l.
Fifth sixth aud Ssh ballots unchanged
Mr.. Ashe, OF North Carolina. moved to
adjourn.
Mr.. Ceilings moved AZ Amendment that
we adjourn to the lir.t Monday in June
TO Baltimore.
Amendment rrjec ed.
A vote by State. WAS taken on the mo
ton to adlourn and it was earred--syes,
las; nay, 100.
Adjourned At quarter to 8 o'clock.
Douglas friend, are dr,erm ned to stand
5y hIm to the sni.