The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-16


Vol. 90, No. 16
| and repeated cheers IN the galleries,
Misses on the floor Result announc.
| ed; English 10; Hancock 1851: john
son 8; Doolittle II; Hendricks l32,
| Field 8; Chase 4; McClellan !; Hof.
| man !; the vote for Chase again hiss.
| ed which was responded to By over.
| whelming cheers. iA5@
i Nm the 22d ballot Gala. voted sol
id for Hendricks; MINI. gave Hen
bricks her entire 4; Mo. gave Hen
bricks 8; New. gave him 8; N. Y. ad.
hered to him; N. q gave him 8, (great
| cheers, when Ohio was called, Nc
Cook by unanimous direction of his
delegation and with the assent and
approvalof every public man in that
State, including Pendleton, put in
nomination against his inclinations
but no, longer against his Honor, the
| name Of Hon. HorAtio Seymour.
LET us vote; lor Z man VINO the Presl-
dencY mas sought and VINO has not
sought the rreeaaency This he be-
heved would drive from power the
radical ,cabal at Warrington. He
peheyea 'tnls nomination would COM
i mana tne unanimous approval OF the
DemoefAuc and C0nsefyative men
oI ~ eecsaons. He asked, on behalf
OF the country that Seymour should
yleid 70 TINS wishssof the convention,
| Great excltement and applause,
delegates rising ana cheerlngJ MO
COOK cast u votes tor HoFAtio Sey-
mour. renewed cbeerlng.]
seymour rose and said the motion %
Just made exclted nus most mingled
emotions. ne nao no language, IN
which 70 thank the convention and
% express MS regret that his name
nad Deen presented Dut 10 question
anecn1g Als duty ana houor, ne must
stand Dy hrs opinion against the
world. he could not pc nominated
without putting, himselfand the Dem
ocratic party 70 peril. When he de-
clined the nomination he meant it,
DC paid an eloquent tribute TO PEN
dieton and his magnanimity and in
closing, and thanking the Conven-
ton said your candidate 1 cannot be.
Vallandingham said: In times OF
great exlgency and calamity every
personal consideration should be
overlooked. He insisted that Hora-
tao Seymour must yield TO the demon
strations in his behalf Ohio,s vote
must and should stand Tor Horatio
seymour. de called upon the sever
al gelegates 70 Ioil0w that lead.
hierman, u OF New York, 70 re-
ielve everybody IN the New York
delegation, said they have had no lot
nor partan TINS movement OF Ohio
tney had nearo something OF u put
declined 70 take any part IN y out OF
REGARDS for .ne proper sensIavenees
OF tne president OF the convention
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tneir actlou tnat seymour Vas de-
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