New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08
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SEVERAL DELEG ATEs-That is wrong.
MNIION 10 ADJOuEN.

Mr. SCOTT Pa)-I move that We now adjourn until 1
Air. VSIIt%pIGiAM (Oho)-That motion is not in order
motion adjourn carries the Convention over uhtll 10
r6c AIRWAE-Tne motion is not in order for. by the
rue adOpted by the Convention, motion 10 adjourn car
iJ tT onveI ION over until 10 o'clock the next day.
Mr. SCOTT / withdraw the motion.
A DELEGATE-I rise TO state that the summary Of the
of anEnrccd by Tho Clerk is Incorrect There is either
mistake IN the addition or IN the announcement OF the
The CyIAIRMAN-The Clerk is now revising the list to
The DELEGATE-It is a matter Of indifference on such
ballot this but we do not want the vote 70 DC ncor
The CiiAIEMtS-w the delegation from Maryland an
The CHA1RMAE-lj votes for Pendleton; p votes for
The CHAmMAS-That increases the vote for Pendleton
TO Ot The error occurred from inadvertently giving the
vote OF MARYLAND for PendetOn 20 Hancock so that Han
cock received 4O instead Of as ana instead OF 9t votes
for Pendeton it should have been stated that there were
l04 votes for George II. Pendeton.
Mr. BOYER (Ohio)-I move that the Convention take
recess until O'Clock
SEVERAL DELEGATEs-"No;" NO
TIE CHAIRMAN put the motion 10 take a recess, and
The states we're then called in their order Pending
Judge WOODWARD Of Pennsylvania said: On behalf Of
Pennsylvania ask leave OF the Convention Tor the HciG
CATION 10 retire for consultation voices eaSe leaNc
The CHAIRMAN-It will be granted unless objection
shall be made.
The CIAIRMASSO1jection being made, the question
will be upon allowing the PennsylVa delegation To re-
The question was put and leave was granted, recess
allow the delegation 10 IcJlfc.
THE THIRD BALLOT. .
The vote was then proceeded with after recess as o
ARKANsAs-rhe Chairman Of the Delegation announced
the or Arkansas 10 be votes Tor T. j. BAR vote
for Andrew Johnson and vote for James T. English
CALIFOBSIA-Ihe Chairman OF thc Delegation an
nOunced votes FOR Parker Tor PendetOh, ana Ior
CoXSTcncrT~The Chairman Of the Delegation an
neunced 6 votes for English.
DELAwARE.-The Chairman OF tho Delegation an
nounced votes for g. H. Pendleton.
FLoRDA.-TRe Chairman ofthe Delegation announced
GEORGIA-The Chairman Of the Delegation announced
votes for Andrew Johnson and vote for Thomas
ILLIS0s.-The Chairman of the Delegation announced
IS votes for Peudeton.
IOwA-Thc Chairman OF the Delegation announced
KASsAs-The Chairman Of the Delegation announced 2
Tor PendetOn; vote for Ihos T. Hendricks, and
KESTUCKY.-The Chairman Of the Delegation Ken
lucky casts IL votes for George II. Pendeton.
LoUIsIANA.-The Chairman OF the Delegation; Seven
votes for Gen Hancock.
casts four and half for Gen. Hancock, and half
Tor PendletOn, and one for English.
MARYLAND.-The Chairman OF the Delegation: Five
votes Tor Pcndleton, and two for Andrew johnson.
MAssACHUsETTs-The Chairman OF the Delegauon:
Eleven votes Tor Gen Hancock and for Pendleton.
MICmGAN-The Chairman OF the Delegation: Light
votes for Reyerdy johnson; 81, .,o ,,,or,,,o. Ton.
votes for PendletOn.
MIssIssIPPL-The Chairman OF the Delegation; Seven
MIssouRI-The Chairman Of the Delegation: Missouri
casts 81 for PendletOn q for Hendricks, for An
drew Johnson, and for Gen. Hancock
NEBRAsKA.-Tbe Chairman OF the Delegation Three
votes for George II. PendletOn.
EEyApA-The Chairman Of the Delegation: Two votes
for Joel Parker. aud for George II. PendietoD
NEwJERsEr-Ihe Chairman Of the Delegation; Seven
votes for Joel Parker.
'VEw,Y oRK-The Chairman OF the Delegation; New.
York casts 80 votes for Sanford l.. Church;
NEw-H AMPsHIRE-The Chairman Of the Delegation:
Onehaf for Hendricks Il for George H. PendetOn,
and for Hancock.
SOUTH CAROLINA-The Chairman Of the Delegation;
G votes for Hancock, for PendetOn and for Andrew
johnson
OHT6.-The Chairman Of the Delegation: 81 votes for
George ii. PendletOn
ORPGoN-The Chairman OF the Delegation: Oregon
still casts her for the Statesman Of the West the
Herald of Victory-GeOrge II. Pendeton, Applause
PENHsYLyANIA.-Tbe Secretary called the State OF
Pennsylvania, but there was no response.
RHODE IsLAsD.-The Chairman OF the Delegation: -Four
votes for James r. DOOlttle.
HoRTH CARoLEA.-The Chairman ot the DELEGATION;