New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-29

Diary Wilett CORY and ODDS were withdrawn leaving
Che choice TO be made between Nallandlgham and Ran
ney thus afording fair test OF the strength OF the
In taxing mi, vote Hamilton County got into scri.
ous s0uabble as usual. The spokesman announced ~
votes for Valandgham, wlereupon Nersted sprung TO
Ms feet CRYING; Hold that is not correct" After
dirbaIn and for Ranney. Immediately half a dozen
delegates sprung to their feet and protested that the
Not. was not right. Comedy Of the Third Ward
shoutcd "Kicrsted is not delegate He has no bust
mes here" scene Of the widest confusion ensued
daring which CHURCHILL Connolly and others assumed
various stitudes. strongly inconsistent with peace
principles. A motion 10 eject the delegation soon
brought tic begerenS TO order. The vote finally
snRounoed; Yallandigham, 22i Ranney. 81; absent 2:
Tie result of the vote announced; Total number OF
VoicS as; necessary 10 q choice 2l5.
Ranney received PIC ard Nalandigham 2ll, when
tse Chair declared Ranney's election. Connolly and
quinn. OF Hamilton. withdrew from the Convention.
Some called for reading of the last vote, protesting
TINT there error,hat Ranney received but 25s
The Chair decided the motion out of order; wlereupon
The most dsoTdery dsputatioR arose weeyer witnessed
An appeal was demanded from the decision of the
Chair bu, the confusion great that the President
could not PIT IT, score OF persons were yelling al the
Top o their Oices trying to be heaTd-Onc fellow being
heard. crying above all others II 10 be choked
down, the ValiaDdigham n.sn will withdraw from his
Convention" A dozen shouts respond, Agreed !
.sgteod "
The Kcprescntatiyeof Holmes was next heard stating
that there is not manhood enough in the platform
10 read the vote so that may the error and pn-
less we hsre justice we VIII withdraw"
A MOTION 90 take the vote over again was strenn'
OuSly protested against by the Ranney Finally
tIc chair obtained kearioC and proposed if TIE up.
yeals withdrawn, the vote should be read which
was agreed 10. The vote was read in detail The
clerks again footed up the figures and the chair an
nOunccd the result the same Gs before.
Mr COX Of Perry moved Ia reconsider the vote which
TIE chair decided out al order.
. 4 motion 10 make tho nomination Of RaIrcy mani
nous received with cries OF NO no." But Ran.
meg stood elected, and the exile defeated.
SiNArDiuN. EIaCI0BS.--ticurgc A.. PGgh and Thomas
W. hartley wore nominated Presidential Electors for
the Stnis ~ large.
~rAin NosiSAIloNs.-For School Commissioner
keuagy gas nominated by 22i votes TO 10 for Barney
Fer Two members Of tie Board Of Public Works, VIM
J'rwin OF Ashland Charles BOise, Of Augai4e, VIM
AcAVoy. Of Mriss. Wm. +. Hopkins. Of Adams. and j.
NJ. Christian were placed in nomination. Larwi was
nominated for long term. and BOss for the short term
This closed Tire nominations.
he following gentlemen were selected as State Ex
ccUtiyc oinmittee for tho coming year:
joiu G. Thompson, 5. W Andrews, Fred. Jaeger
: Geo, Sc l.. Converse and \. &. Thurman.
An Advisory Committee, consisting OF one ron each
Congrcs >ioua District, also appointed. For the
trsl District, George C. W. Johrson Second District,
J.. Churchill
20 motion 10 adjourn sine die was then made for the
VfpOSe of d0dgiiW she rcspUr ilty Oi platform, the
-" waS taken by yeas md nays. Hamilton county
voted - sgdirSt adjournment, aud the Naiiandghan
district v0ed IN the same way. The result was yeas
IA, nays 80 The Committee then reported the follow
iHg resolutions:
REsoLC IIoKs.
R.ol-ci That the Democrso Iry nov. e ever has
been devoted the Constitution transmitted to by ii
sad aCe and cOusTJCd IA tile Virginia and Ken
r--opt,ons Of 20 and ~ and construed in the
Vcr' 'he i"rrure ard tnst the rnsn
rnsuc Of t Com tituoc and the yresrrvaon Of te mon
formed nder hee. Gid the fathers OF the Republic,
picdge fy, ior1ie, ard sacred honor
Rcsoi NJ. That would bail with delight and every
LD'pras- effort tow rd restoration, tie IoIipsl cor
alton o tis Union to wit internal peace and harmony, and
r-,~ns si-ron beiSetn the eye.al STATE. composing it,
end sua at the Of TIE ITcsnt Administration
prevent such DC abc result; and therefore, uncom
IT3npi iugi opposed 90 H. continuance ~ power.
R0rre That opposed 70 the prosecution Of The var
f fh@ STATE the OF
t,cn % thr Sovereignty, infringing importing ther
constitutional rights. and being satisfied that its continued
prosecution for each obect ' IN he end The utter
dtsru goE Or civil liberty therefore demand the i'm
mediate 8u-liOn OF peaezje r-lus 70 obtain honor
.e and the restoration Q; the Union under the
Constitution,
RSdaj Ibs, The mob spirit abroad in land the
ns. and ieylble rcu. a. the violations Of the Conin
ton AID be laws 10y The paft ia po'ser and deem
ths proper occasion 20 people The warnings OF
NssngoH Ggaius; iaWcssness In Government and people,
The tyranny the Administration has the
seeds. from which We are now rcsPns crime
The report was unanimously adopted with oso--
and shouts and ihc Convention adjourned with cheers
i.r The MON and the Constitution.