The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-10

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Florida, Hendricks 3; Georgia, Han
cock 8; Illinois, Hendricks is; Indi-
ana, Hendricks 13; Iowa, Hendricks
| s; Kansas, Hancock =, Hendricks 2;
Kentucky, Seymour IL, cheers j
Louisiana. Hancock z; Maine. Han
cock AZ, Hendricks q; Maryland,
Hancock 6, Hendricks Massaehu-
setts, Seymour u; Michigan, Hen
dricks s; Minnesota, Hendricks 4;
Mississippi, Hancock Missouri,
English /, Hancock 2, Hendricks 81;
Nebraska, Hendricks 81 Nevada.
| Hendricks 3; New Hampshire, Han
cock AZ, Hendricks !; New York,
! Hendricks 33; North Carolina, Hem
dricks g; Ohio, Seymour p; Oregon.
Hendricks 3; Pennsylvania, Hancock
26; Rhode Island, Doolittle A; South
! Carolina, Hancock 6; Tennessee,
Hancock AZ, A. johnson a, Hem
dricks 3, Seymour 1. Gcheers;l Texas,
Hancock 6, Hendricks 8; Wisconsin,
Doolittle s.
Vallandigham-" It was McLlean's s
desire to present this letter early yes
terday. but the Ohio delegation
thought it best to keep his name be-
fore the Convention throughout yes
terday." He commended the magma
nimity, and unselfsh patriotism of
this letter, and finally withdrew PEN
dleton's name, with thanks to those
who had supported him with such
fidelity. [Great cheering.
NINETEENTH BALLOT.
The roll was called for the nine
teenth ballot: Alabama and Arkan-
| sas led off for Hancock, lcheers;
/ Connecticut returned to the support
| of English; Delaware went TO Han
/ cock, Feheers; I Richardson cast the
entire vote of Illinois for Hendricks.
| A delegate from the Second District
rose and objected to being counted
for Hendricks, but was ruled out of
| order. Massachusetts voted solidly
! for Hancock Nevada for Field; New
Jersey z for Field; New York adhered
to Hendricks; Ohio went solid for
Packer /, Field 2; Pennsylvania re-
for Hancock, cheers Pennsylvania
came in and cast 26 for Hancock.
/ TGreat cheers.
The following isthe nineteenth boil
lot in full: Alabama, Hancock s;
Arkansas, Hancock 5; California,
Hendricks Il, Field 3, Chase I ). Con-
necticut. English 6; Delaware, Han
cock 6; Florida, Hendricks 3; Georgia,
Hancock 9; Illinois, Hendricks 16;
Indiana, Hendricks 13; Iowa, Hen
drieks 2; Kentucky, Hancock 3. Hen
dricks 81, Thos. II. Seymour of Con-
necticut, 81, not voted / Louisiana,
Hancock Z; Maine, Hancock 42, Hen
dricks %; Maryland, Hancock 3;
Hendricks ], +. p Blair 3; Massa.
chusetts, Hancock u, [great cheers );
Michigan, Hendricks s; Minnesota,
Hancock 1. Hendricks p, Thos. III
; Seymour !; Mississippi, Hancock z
Missouri, Hancock J, F. =. Blair 101
Nebraska, Hendricks 3; Nevada
Field 3; New Hampshire, Hancock
AZ, Hendricks j; New Jersey, Field Z
> New York, Hendricks 33, [cheers; );
North Carolina, Hancock 8; Ohio
Packer 81; Oregon, Packer l, FielC
island, Doolittle /; south Z Carolina e ina
Hancock 8; Tennessee, Hancock 10
Texas, Hancock 8; Vermont, Hen
bricks 5; Virginia, Hancock 10; Yves
Virginia, Hendricks 5; Wisconsin
, Doolittie s.
The Chair announced the result
Hancock 1853; English 6; Packe
%; Doolittle II; Hendricks 1919
Blair 13l; Field 10; Chase 3; Sey
mour 4.
TWENTIETH BALLOT.
When the roll was called on tn,
10th ballot, Arkansas broke from
: Hancock, and gave Hendricks 4 o
her 5 votes. Massachusetts, askeC
time, and was passed; il is rumoret
q she will go for Chase. New Jerse,
voted z for Hendricks. New Yorl
: adhered to Hendricks. Ohio asked
I time, and was passed. Excitemeu
e and interest intense. Pennsylvani
: adhered to Hancock. Kentucky CAV
S Hendricks 5, Hancock 81. Massa
chusetts asked, and obtained leave, t
s retire for fifteen minutes. Ohio CAV
! English 10. Hancock IL, and then oh
c tanned leave to retire for consultation
The chair announced a general re
o cess for fifteen minutes.
: The following is the result of til,
II 3ageatie'h Bdllot-Alabama, Han
= cock S; Arkansas, Hancock l, Hen
e dricks 4; California, Hancock
e. Hendricks ii, Field 3; Connect
20 cut, English 6; Delaware, W. s
le Hancock 3; Florida, Il. A. Hendrick
N ,; Georgia, Hancock 9; Illinois, Her
e. bricks 16; Indiana. Hendricks T.
re Iowa. Hendricks 8; Kansas, Hancoc
n. /, Hendricks 2; Kentucky, Haucoc
he 81, Hendricks 5, Seymour 2; Loui
lana, Hancock z; Maine, Hancock A
I'd Hendricks p Maryland, Hancock
es Hendricks l, Blair 3; Massachusett
x Hancock III, ono declining to vot
ne Michigan, Hendricks 8; Minnesot
is Hancock J, Hendricks 81; MississiI
Id pi, Hancock z; Missouri, Hancock
he Blair 10; Nebraska, Blair 3; Nevad
ut -, Field 3; New HaGpshire, Hal
cock 45, Hendricks }; New Jerse
he Hendricks z; New York, Hendricl
e. %; North Carolina, Hancock
Ohio, English 10, Hancock II; Or
w gon, Field 3; Pennsylvania, HancoC
d, 26; Rhode Island, Doolittle 4; Sout
he Carolina, Hancock 6; Tennesse
a Hancock 10; Texas, Hancock 6; We
st mont, Hendricks 3; Virginia, Hal
g. cock 10; West Virginia, Hendricl
3; Wisconsin, Doolittle s.
n During the recess John Morriss
tn offered bets that English would
ad the nominee. The eanvassing was a
on tive ali over the hall, each delegati,
sr- reviewing the field and discussing 81
IN chances of different candidates al
I'd, determining how to vote on the ne
C. ballot, or how to change their vote
If there should be any general chan
!, of votes before the announcement
!: 20. Ballot still pending in the Co
an vention.
en- On being called to order again t
1al result was auuOuuCSu as IOIloW
re- English. l6;a1ancOck, l4ZS. cheers
IN, nool5+tIa 10. Hendriotrs 10
is II! ~ Nos L.
do Blair, 40i tield, - seymour,