The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-10

N. b. Forrest to cast the vote. LGreat
cheers.l Gen. Forrest rose and cast the
vote for Blair, and thanked the ConVen-
ton for the courtesy and kindness ex-
tended by its members to the soldiers
of the South.
Col. Ashbet Smith made few re-
marks and cast the vote of Texas for
Blair.
The Chair announced that the unani-
nous vote having been cast for Frank
P. Blair, he was the nominee OF this
Convention for Vice President.
s. s. Cox, OF New York, rose to move
that the nomination be ratified by the
unanimous voice of both the delegates
and audience. The entire assemblage
united in three cheers.
Mr.. Mcdonald, OF Indiana, moved
that the Chair appoint committee OF
one member from each State to inform
the nominees of their election.
The Secretary read call of the Ma
tional Democratic Convention at eight
O'Clock tonight, for organization.
The Secretary read a telegram from
Lancaster. Pa, announcing that the
Democracy there were firing salute
for the nomination of Horatio Seymour,
which announcement was read with
great enthusiasm.
Mr.. Kerner, of Pa, offered and the
Convention adopted a resolution of
thanks to theeitizens of New York for
their Inequalities, DO.
Mr.. White, of Maryland, offered a
resolution of thanks to the President
and other officers of the Convention.
MI. Vallandigham, of Ohio, offered a
resolution sympathiZing cordially with
the working men of the United States,
60. Adopted.
that a delegation from each territory be
added to the committee TO inform the
nominees of their selection.
A resolution of thanks to the Tam
many Hall Society for the use of their
magnificent Hall, and the Manhattan
Club for their liberal hospitality.
A resolution was adopted on motion
of Mr.. Mckee ofPennsylvania, thank
ing the Press Of New York for their
impartial and faithful report OF the pro-
ceedinga of this Convention.
Mr.. Cox of New York, was requested
to say, by the distinguished Chief JUS
tice of Utah, to announce that q grand
night in Union Square under the aus
pIces of the Tammany Society.
The chair announced the following
names OF the committee TO inform the
nominees of this Convention of their
selection.
sas, P. o. Hewett; California Joseph
Roberts; Connecticut, James A. Hovey;
Delaware, Thos. B. Bradford; Florida,
Wilkinson Call; Georgia, ID. p. Hill;
Illinois, Genn W. c. Yormly; Indiana,
NJ. d. Madison; Iowa, Hon. n. @. Dodgei
Kansas, Isaac Sheppi Kentucky, Genl
VIM. Preston; Louisiana, Thomas Allen
Clarke; Maine, r. B. Rice; Maryland, /,
VIM, Pinckney White; Massachusetts,
j. G. Abbott; Michigan. aane E.
Stuart; Minnesota, Willis N. Corn;
Mississippi, W. a. McCardle; Missouri,
Genu Thos. L. Price; Nebraska, Geo.
L. Miller; Nevada, ID. e. Buell.; New
Jersey, 81. S. Little; New York, Francis
Keernan; North Carolina, NJ. Ransom;
Ohio, GenI Geo. P. Morgani Oregon, r
E. Bell; Pennsylvania; Col. VIM: Pat
terson; Rhode Island, Thos. steele;
South Carolina, J. p. Campbell; Ten
nessee, Geo. W. D. Bates; Vermont, Z.
8. BENJAMIN; Virginia, Gen. J. g. kem-
per; West Virginia, John A. T. Martini
Wisconsin, Geo. Reed; Montanas Gen.
Green Clay Smith: Idaho, Thomas w.
Belts; New Mexico, Robert B. Mitcheli
Arizona, Thomas E. Evershars; Colo
RADIO, Gen. VIM. Craig.
Mr, Herman, of New York, on behalf
of the members of the various delega-
tions, moved that the thanks of this
Convention be rendered to Chief JUS
tice Chase for the able and impartial
manner in which he presided over the
Impeachment trial of Andrew Johnson:
Then, on motion of General McCook, OF
Ohio, the Convention adjourned with
repeated cheers.