The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

Mr. AsDsxws, OF Massachusetts, then rose and cor
reced the Of Massachusetts, by changing four votes
and giving them to lincoln, thus nominating him by AZ
majority.
The Convention Immediately became wildly excited.
large portion Of delegates who haa kept tally 1t
said the struggle decided, and half the Conven
ton rose, cheering, shouting and waving their hats.
The audience took up The cheers and The confusion b.
came deafenipg.
State AFTER State rose striving change their votes 70
the winning candidate, but the uoiee and enthusiasm
rendered impossible for the delsgssss 70 make than
selves heard
Mr.. kcCnrIn, Of Maine, making himself heard, sAid
that the yourg giant Of the West is Of age Maine
now casts for him her sixteen votes.
Mr.. AsDKsws, Of Massachusetts, changed the vote o.
ha. State giving eighteen 70 Mr. Lincoln and eight to Mr.
Seward.
Intelligence OF The nomination was now conveyed to the
the roof Of the building, whs Immediately made
he outxide multtude Of tho result The nrst
Of the mingled Itself with the cheers Of the
people, and the moment appeared In the hall
bringing large painting OF Mr.. Lincoln. fhe scene u
this time begsass descripionil eco people inside and
10000 ooo outside yelling and shouting soaos
Two forth After quick Succession.
Delegates tore up The sticks and boards bearing tho
Of the several States, and waved them alo their
heads and the vast multitude before The platform
waving hats and handkeYchiefs- Tho whole scene was
one Of the wildcat euihusiAsm.
wN n. EvARTs, Of New York. having obtained hear
,pg aid-Nr chsirmsn-Can New York have the silence
Of the Couventsons (Cres Of "Yes, yesi) Ask The
has YET been announcsdf (Crss Of "Not yeA Tben
cir, wall 10 bs In order
Mr. BsowS, OF hMsour, desired 70 change eighteen
votes Of Missouri for The gallant Of The wsst-Abran
Lincoln.
Iowa, Connecticut, KENTUCKY and Minnesota also
changed their The OF The third ballot wss
then announced.
whole number Of votes cast........ ...........tss
Mr.. Abrsm lincoln received.
and declared duly nomnstcd.
TIE States sill voting for Seward wers;-Nssschusssss
g. New York, TO- Nev Jersey, s. Psnnsylvanis Nj Mary.
land. o. Michigan, IL; wsoousp, 10; California, Total,
HOY.
Mr.. Dayton received one vote from New jersey, and
Mr. Mclean halt vote from PennsyvAniA
The result was received with renewed applause.
When silence was restored WV n EVANS came br
ward 70 the secresAry's taos, asd spoke ~ fsIows
Mr.. cunrAS, GENTLEMAN on I'M NAnoSn CosvxSnoS--
The STATE OF New York BY full deiegsuon With oompste
uI .nImty o. purpose q homo, came 70 this Convention
and pre- sented ~ Ne choice Of liz citizens Who had
served the state from hos hood up and abored for and
loved Il We came here great STATE with, thought,
republic from which We all delessies-ihs great re-
public Of the American Union and love for the great
republican party OF the Union and our love Of states
man and canotate made think dd duty 10 the
country and the whole country In expressing our prefe
renee and love for him (Appause But gentlemen, was
from Gov Seward that most OF learned " love rcpub
llcsn principles and the republican party {cheers)
Hs ndsny 10 the country the consultation and lac Avs
bin ncey 10 the party and the principles thai msjovss
govern; biz Bsereai the Of party 10
induce me 70 dscisre that spssi hs ssnsncns, - %
the united opinion Of delegation, when move, cir
do nov, that the romisson Of AbrAm lincoln, Of tn
Whole country for he onhos Of Chief uaRis1ats Of the
American Union DO made unanimous. Applause and
three cheers tor New York;
life size poruan Of Abram Lincoln Vas here exhibited
from the platform amidst renewed applause.
Mr.. AsDuws, Of MassAchus esn, on the part Of The
united delegation Of that STATE, seconded the motion Of
the gentleman OF New York, that he nomination be made
unanimous After declaring the devotion OF MsssAchu.
sets 10 the prpoples Of freedom and equality he exio
ed Governor SEWARD a . statesman and patriot, and
pledged the State 10 roll up over No,cto majority,
and give the eighteen Q3D electoral votes the candi
dates
Eloquent speeches, endorsing the nominees, were also
made by Carl schurr, T. p. Blair, Of Missouri and Mr.
Browning, Of Illinois, ali Of which breathed . spirit Of
cor ndence and enthusiasm.
York, and The rominauon Of Mr. Lincoln made unani
nous.
wrh loud cheers for Lincoln the Convention adjourned
iii Ave O'Clock.
AFTERNOON sEssTov.
he Convention re assembled Of Eve O'Clock.
large banner vas brought on The platform by Penn
syvsna bearing the inscription Pennsylvania good for
2ooo majority for the peoples candidate Abe Lincoln"