, 1860-05-03

New York, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan
Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota voted entire for
Douglas.
At half:past o'clock, the Convention ad.
journed to meet at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing.
The adoption Of the resolution declaring thst
o02 votes were necessary to nominate, makes
the nomination of Douglas doubtful
The Southern Convention merely organized
By electing Mr. Bayard. Of Delaware, President,
and then adjourned till tomorrow.
CaAnlEs1ox, May end.--Gilmore's Boston
the Convention this morning with some half
dozen spiritstirring Mrs, concluding with
Yankee Doodle" at The conclusion OF which
Mr.. Flourney Of Arkansas proposed three
cheers for tie Union, which was heartily r.
sponded TO-, The 8oor and galleries were
thronged with the first ladies Of the city.
The Convention was called to order at l0t
o'clock. Prayer WAS offered BY Rev. Mr.. Keud.
lsth Ballot-Douglas, 14sl; Guthrie, 3sa:
Lsne. 20: Hunter, &sl; johnson, Il; Diek1n.
III LID Buiio3Dougtas, $50 Guthrie, IL; Lane,
so1; Hunter, s7; johnson, 12; dickinson, t;
15ti Battot-Douglas, 1493: Guthrie. 40:
Lane. 90; Hunter, es; Johnson, 12; Dickinson,
16,h Ballot-Doue1as, $50; Guthrie, 4e; Lane.
ONAA9H0$
It'll Dallot-Precise1y the same as the 18th.
18th Da1lot-Douglas, $50; Guthrie. All !;
Lane, cot; Hunter, 26; johnson, le; Dickin-
son, /; Davis, !.
| Michigan. Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois, voted
| entire for Douglas, and he receives st from
| Connecticut, 2 from New Jersey, ?f from Penn
sy1vania, 81 from Maryland, 4t from Missouri,
and 8 from Minnesota, To al 150- Guthrie re-
! ceiyed from Massachusetts 3, Connecticut ct;
souri, Il. Kentucky 1a. Lane from New Jersey /,
| Pennsylvania ct, North Carolina 10, Arkansas
| !, California 3, Oregon 3. Hunter received from
| Massachusetts, 1t, Pennsylvania 3, Delaware 2,
Maryland 4, Virginia TO- johnson received
from Tennessee II, Dickinson from California i,
Davis from Massachusetts II.
o0th-Doue1as $50. Guthrie 4o, Lane col,
Hunter &c, Johnson le, Dickinson +, Davis !.
| 21st Balot-Douelas, $50; Guthrie. At !;
Lane: cot; Hunter, &c; johnson, 12; Dickin-
SOD, t; Davis, J..
1tr. Russell stated that be was required to cast
II votes one way and another. He declined
to cast it however, unless otherwise ordered By
the Convention. The State Convention had
not passed any resolution on the subject, but
voting as unit was regarded as the Democrat.
ic law Of the State.
/ AF+ MOEut Oh 1IEl0IA SAQ QlISeN ana Q1S
colleague thought his constituents ought to be
heard, and he demanded that they should be
He could no longer vote for Mr.. Hunter
Debate was induiR Red in for some time On The
question, but the President decided that tht
delegates from Virginia were entitled to cas-
| their individual rotes- The vote of Virgin,.
was then cast as follows: for Douglas, IA fol
Hunter. Douglas also received one vote from
North Carolina, giving him majority of th'
whole Electoral College, as follows: Dough-
1891. Gu.hrie All. Lane let, Hunter Is, John
sou II, Dickinson II, Davis l.
24,h Balfot-Douglas, 1911; Guthrie. All
Lane, lea; Hunter, Is; johnson, II; Dickinson
) 2f; Davis, !.
a5th BalIot-Douglas, 1911; Guthrie. Ill
Lane. q; Hunter, IS; Johnson, II; Dickinson
II; Davis, ].
s6th Ballot-Douglas, 1914; Guthrie, 81
Lane, Q; Hunter, rs; Johnson, y; Dickinson
Il; DAVIS, l..
a7th-sarne as 2sth.
: esth-No change.
.yth Ballot-Douglas, 1911; Guthrie, 4o
Lane, II; Hunter, 25; johnson u; Dickinson, l;
Dayis,l.
, 5oth Ballot-Douglas. 151a; Hunter, Is
Guthrie, ~; Dickinson, IS; Johnson, II Lam
st; Davis, ].
S1st Bal!ot-Nearly the san,e.
52d Ballot-Same.
SD Bsllot-Same.
s4th Ballot-Douglas, 15o&; Guthrie, 81; Dicl
inson, 5; Hunter, sef; Johnson, II; Lane, l2l
Davis, l.
1t balfpast the Convention adjourned ii
| 5 O'Clock,