, 1864-06-11

| Chairman decided thlt the amendment ad-
mittiug the seeded States named, except
soath a.sss9 ca5sliaa ~ Flsdda aud Virginia. wa
Ut, Lane Of Kansas then asked for q sepa-
rate vote on Louisiana, Tennessee, and Ar
kansas. .....-
4 delegate from Indiana moved to vote
first On Tennessee
Mr.. Lane moved that Tennessee b. admit
ted with the right to vote Carried BY 3lo
ayes, and ISL rays.
The announcement was received with
| cheers The motion to admit the States
with the right to vote Was then put and car
| ried.
The question then recurring on thu admIs-
sion Of Arkaneas and Louisiana, aud 1t WAS
carried By the following vote; Yeas so7,
| nays 167.
rRBRAsKA, COLORADO AID NEVADA.
The questinn then rec urring on the admits
sion Of the above territories, 1t was pua 41d
| carried s{ya soce.
| VIRGINIA, FLORIDA, soUTH CAROLINA, AED
| TH1 OTHER TERR1ToR193.
| The question then recurring en- the s2mss-
ston Of the above states and the otae. terri
tories, NJ Stevens psyed e to reconsider The
The vste was taken then On the adoption
of fhe majority report as amended, and 1t
was adopted.
The report Is amended, admitted Tennes-
sec, Arkansas, aud Louisiana, With tha right
to vote; also the territories Of Nebraska,
vote. Virginia and Florida ara admitted
without tho right to vote. The other tor
Yitor1te, aud District Of Columbia are ad-
mitted without the right to vote. South
Carolina is excluded altogether.
RESOLUTIONS.
Hon. Henry J. Raymond, chairman Of the
Committee on Resolutions, reported the fol-
1off ~ val h "a 81 Tv h.
liehea- The resolutions were received with
unbonnded and uproarious applause.
g. 8. Bushnell, OF Connecticut, moved that
they ba unanimously adopted, which was
dons, the Convention rising and cheering
with great enthusiasm
NOMINATION. OF PRESIDENT.
Judge De]Ano, of Ohio, moved to nominate
candidates for President aad Vice President.
Mr- Cameron, Of Pa, moved as aubsti-
tute, that Lincoln and Han1tn b unaai-
nously nominated [Cries of no no i
Col Stone, Of Ohio, moved to lay that
motion on the table, and that Abraham Lin
eolA be unanimonsly nsmtnated. [Great
bata:]
Ar. Csok, Of Illinois, roso and re-nenlna-
ted Mr. Linco1n There was much cheering
and confusion at this point
to make it Rad that Abraham Lincoln be
nominated by reclamation for second tsrm.
The Chairman rzled he could not withdraw
his motion conditionnlly.
Mr.. Raymond, Of New York, moved as 4
substitute, tnat the roll be called. 1twas
the Fisest course. It was charged that this
Contention meant to rnsh the nomination
through. Let ua rnfute this charge.
ECheersl.
Hon. 3. C. Cock, of Illinois, said: The
State Of Illinois again presents the namo Of
Abraham Of Illinois, to the Convention. God
ble,. hin. leIest ehecrtag:] 81.
Grrat West, I demand that the roll be
called.
Judge Delano accepted the resolution Of
Afr. Raymond As substitute for his. He
SD that he assisted at MI. Llncsln's noali-
uRliou, and thanked God he vas doing the
eamc at his reconciliation. fCheors.
The confusion hors WAS very great.
Hon Thompson Ca1pbell, Of Illinois, At
tempted to sesond the nomination Of Mr.
Lincoln In n short seeesh, bat the confusion
was so great that he could not ba heard, In
SPEECH. The cries OF s'cal1 the roll" Lip
coln,'' "Old Abe" &C., drowned everything
he said.
Ar. R.ymoAd's motion mas put and car
Red.
THE HA1Lo4.
The ConventisA then proceeded to bs1lot
| for President, with the following result !:
Yeas, 497; nays, .2-ths 3o votes being cast
| By Missouri for Grant.
When Missouri WIS called, John F. Hume.
| Egq., rosa and said, that the distractions Of
| the delegation did not permit them to yots
for Mr. Lilceln sn tho hrst ballot. He
therefore cast the yots Of Missouri for o. q.
Grant On tho announcement Of the veto,
| amid much cheering, the voto of Missouri
!! WIS changed to Mr., Lincoln, who thas re-
| ceiyed the full vote OF this Convention-532.
TIE RECEPTION OF TIE VOTE.
The Convention and the cntiro audience,
upon the announcement Of the yote-lsdies
and Eenslcmen-Fose to their feet The
chesr1sg was 1sud and long coutinued; the
band played first the "Star sPanslad Ban
nar," and next "Tankea Doodle; The ladics
waved thel5 handLtrchiefk, the gentlemeu
| stampsd, laughed. shouted. caeered and eves
Hsme shsd tears. such scene, Will ven
tu1e 10 eay, IVES never before witnessed II
that theatre.
| BALLOT FOR vIcR PRESIDENT.
The Convention thea proceeded to ballo1
for candidate for Vice Prestaent.
Indiana named Andrew Johnson, Of Ten
neseee, and Iowa seconded the nomination
Mr.. Maynard. Of Tenn, In q very aoa
speech, advocated Ar. Jehnsoa's clalAs,
Other nominations were mado, including
Daniel s. Dickinson Of New York, B.. =
Butler Of Mass, Gen. Kosaaau Of Ky., Mr.
Holt Of K3., Ex-Gov. Tod Of Oaio, ScAuy
Ter Colfax Of Ind, and Preston King Of NsV
| Torl<.'
3lr. Trauaine, OF New York, Ia \ yer,
ab1e and fore; BILE speech, advocated the nom
lnatien OF Daniel i. Dickinson.
After the ballot, several States chanEe'
their votes, and finally the ballot stood;
johnson. \. AZ
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The ballot originally stood:
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