The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-07-15

!, he wITHpRAws, AND THE NoMI
; NEES WILL RECEIVE HIS
|, rr HEARTY, JEALOUS r.
) ....... y y II y CTINE -
3 SUPPORT
! The Ftien6is Of Feadlet9n RqHy to Seq7nop
e and SscTe his OyGrkcauag Non1illa-
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Telegraph to the PITTSBURGH Post.
' NEW YoKK, July 9, 1868.
The delegates assembled about ten o cloci
Mr.. Seymour, Permanent President tonl
the Chair amid applause, and called tn,
Convention to order at l0:20 O clock, hu
; immediately thereafter retired, when Vie,
President Price, of Missouri, took rht
Chair, Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.
Plrninp"
Mr.. Niblqck. of indiana, moved to dis.
pease with the rcaeirg OF the journal oi
Yesterday Agreed to.
THE NiNETELNTH BaLLoT-JuDGE FIELD
NOMINATED ~,
! The Chair announced that the business in
: order was the nineteenth ballot.
A delegate from-C California, in few re-
marks, nominated Judge Stephen Field, Of
that State, as candidate for the Prcsi.l4n
cy, who he eulogized as guardian of the
1 Constitution of the country aguirst the o.
| saults Of the Radicals at Washington.
| tSubdued Cheers .t
! =
LETTER FROM Mr.. pENDLEroN-IiE WITH
! DRATs-TuE SUCCESS OF HIS PARTY
| MORE IMPORTANT THAN QUALIFICATIONS
OF ANY PERSONAL AMBIrIoN--TuE
NOMINEE WILL RECEIVE HIS ''HEARIl7,
JEALOUS AND ACTIVE SUPPORT sT
CINClNNATI. .taly 2. 1868. 4
WASHINGTON MCLEAN AVENUE glaTEL
My BEAR SIR: You know better than
any one the feelings and principles which
! have guided my conduct since the surges
| tions Of my tame for the Presidential
nomination. You knew that while receive
the good opinion Ct my countrymen, and
| would ienl an honest pride in So distinguish
i ed mark of,thtir confidence, do not dc
| sire it at the expense OF one sirgle electoral
vote, lgreat applause or of the leass dis
| turbance ot the harmony af our party. ]
consider the s,icc IS OF the Democratic mar
nor, an.s than tbe grat;Gaa,;a,, -, nf a,,, W.
sona ambition, however pure and lolty il
may be- Loud cheers, If, therefore, at
| any time name should he suogpstGd which
! ia the or;,,ion o1 vntrsclf M tboso f.;a,'I,
who have shared our cor6Jsnnn sboil ho
stronger before the country, ' or wb;rh '' cap
iuore thorouphly unite cu- Iortv I Leo
tl,at Won viii Instantly withdraw ~, ,o,oe
aud nledgc to the Convention wv hearty
, Jealous and active supnort snr it's noninee
Very rulv vSu.s "''F.>
[Sirnedl GEO II pENnrvraN
THE porIl,.-'N
Was cal,gd for the ninatcenth ha)l,t THE
Chair announced t, q fo,lowing nc ,he rasnlt
Of the. 'ss.s' ~''' 80 - '''o -'''
NrNrrrrxqf, p.r1or
I Hancock ia51 Enal;sh &. poc,,ar pc.
Dooljttle u. Tcndricls io1i. Ria;r i3I,
Field Is; Chase j: Seymonr . '>'''' : -
The Chair ANNOUNCED a recess of iftecn
minutes, .f
=. TWENTIETH nAntor
Eoelish lG: Uarceck ll9i. nool,.l;o 10.
Hendricks .2l:' B,air Ia; hirld q. ySav'
mour 2. III ~ ~
Mr. Seymour again resumed thu Cboir
Massachusetts gave four for Chase. ftireat
prolonged and repeated cheering in galler-
les and hisses on the n>or..
following is the rceulur an announced
OF tho
= Twenty FIRST BALLoT.
IShqlith IL; Hancock 1867; johnson S;
Doolittie ~; Hahdrlcks "; Field s; Chase 4; |
Mcclellan q Hoffman !;
HON HoRATIo SEYMOUR NOMINATED AND
VOTED FaR BY MIR. PENDLEloN' FRIENDS.
when ONO was called. AleCook, by unar-
linous direction OF his dele cation, and with
the assent and approval cf every public
man IN that state, incIuding Pen1lcton.
put IN nomination against his incnation
oet no longer against his honor, the name
of Hon. Horrat1o Seymour; Let us vote
lof q man Whom the Presidency has sought,
@ ara VINO mas not sought the Presidency.
This. ne believed, would drive them for
ever rom T1 lhe hadicai laoal at Washing,
ton. nc ofheyea their nomination would
command nna,Hmous approval OF the Dem
Israts e ana Conservative men OF all sections |
ite !; asked, on behalf OF the country, that {
Seymour Should yield to the wish Of the
Convention. Great excitement ard an
plau3c. Delegates Kissing and cheering. / +
Mr, McCook cast twenty lone votes far Hora- \
TIC Seymour Renewed cheering.
MR. SEYMOUR DECLINES Pr p,vs q
ooUENT TRlBUTE To Tur apfr n1,, n rlH d
TON. - tf'NphN, I
Mr.. Seymour rose and said 10 ,,o.; s.
ust made excited the most n;o ~ ,"o.loh
ions. He had no langnage IN NIL sb i'no- n
hank the Convention, mi n avnraH. mmseA g q
eeret that his name had bne, Hp.oss ,,a ii1s
~. J.; = -, go. r. 49, YEA presented, .