New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-22
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III.
delegation seconded the motion for the adoption Oh
resolutions 49, ,..,o.,
Mr.. Gooch of Massachusetts, ask, Mr.. Pres'oen''
that these resolutions, by unanimous consent may ="
made part OF the platform which hasJus peon aoop
Mr. Warner of Alabama-As soldier of the Repupie'
who fought for years subdue the Rebellion, ana DOW
an Alabama Republican desire 10 third that resolution"
as expressing the sentiments of the Republicans OF tie
unreconstructed States.
The resolution was then adOpted
PREPARING FOR VOTE.
Mr. French Of North CaroInaI move you SIR, that We
NOW nroceed 70 ballot for candidate for Presioent-
lCheersl
Mr.. Loean-I rise to propose a question TO the Chair
According to the order of business 1t Is not necessary
for a vote in reference 10 baloting for President
The President-The rules the order Of business do
not prescribe any specific time when the convention VIII
10 to baotng. 1t may delay 1t until after the nonha
ton OF President II it chooses The Convention
at liberty to say whether not It viii now proceed to
that business.
Gen. Logan-Isi It the decision Of the Chair that poiai-
nations now In orderi
The President--They are.
GEN GRANT NOMINATED By AcciAsArfoS
Cen Iogan-Then Sir in the Of he loyal eitta,D.
and Soldiers aud sailors Of tbs Great Republic Of me
United Of Anerieo IN tie name Of loyalty htTy
humanity and Justice; in the name Of the National Union
Republican party, nominate as CANDIDATE FOR THE .
CHIEF MAGIsTRACY OF THIS NATION, ULYSSES
s. GRANT
The widest enthusiasm prevailed upon the nomination
OF Gen Grant The TO their feet and gaye
three rousing cheers for the General Handkerchiefs
were waved and the band played Hail to the Chief
A delegate from South Carolina-I move you in that
the vote be taken by accamaton lCries Of mo noGJ
The Presdent-The rules designate the manner 10
which the shall be taken. The list OF States ana
Territories will called by the Secretary, and as they
are called each delegation will designate Its choice Tor
President Of the United States II is understood, under
the rules that the Of the delegations shall aA-
| nounce the vote for their respective States.
The roll was called and each delegation responded, 40
| follows:
Alabama through the chairman OF her delegation, cast
| IS votes for Ulysses s. Grant.
THE CALL OF TIE STATES.
Arkansas cast 10 votes for U. =. Grant
Californa-We here 5000 miles 10 cast our votes
for Gen. Grant. lCheers.J 80. -. -,
COlOrado-The Rocky Mountains of Colorado say siH
surrenders her Il votes
TO Gen. Grant
Dakotah-Grant two votes.
DelaWare-6 votes for Grant.
District OF Coumbia-GlYes her Two votes TOT "en'
Fiorida-The land Of iowers-Gves votes for Gen.
Georgia cast her vote through Gov. Brown who sad;
The Republicans Of Georgia many OF whom were the the
maxim, Enemies in war, IN peace ffends ana heLny
desiring to speed the restoration 81 .se me htunnh tb
representatives here to cast IS votes Tor Gen. GRANT
Idaho gives two votes for Grant.
Illinois gives 80 votes for Grant.
Indiana gives % votes for Grant
Iowa gives 10 votes for Grant, and promises 70 bach
~ Kansas, the John Brown state gives SIX votes for
Kentucky caste "a votes for Grant
Louisiana gives IL votes for Grant, and We propose 10
fight il out on that line II il takes all Sumner Jap
plause
MarpGnd believing that great captain VIII crnsh
treason in the Cabinet as he crushed IL In the ncid'
Maryan My Maryland" gave IA votes Tor Grant Jap
Massachusetts gave a. for Grant
Michigan, following the State OF MASSACHUSETTS, gives
HHnssota the North Star state fves all she has vc,
Msassippi the home of JET. Davis, repudistes tho
| traitor. aud offers her IA votes for Grant =, .,
TO qote Grant Radical platform Tue platform Is
radical We have confidence wi carry OUT '
Montana mountains OF Montana: whence nov inc
the name Of Grant, to whom she gives Two votes'
%S5asta the last state admitted 10 Union and the
first to adopt impartial suffrage gives ak votes for
Nerada the silver State ha. only six votes but pro
poses give six more next Eau for Grant
Ne,c- Hampshire votes for Grant. ,
Netc AericO-Caled for, hut not present TO respond
NetcJcrsey-Her delegation instructed by her conven.
can party within her borders, deliver their 4 votes for
only the victorious soldier, Dut conspicuous lot
camness of Judgment, sincerity Of PATRIOTISM ana per-
'O Seis Tork. 2slrty SIX votes for Grant
NORTH drodHa, known the land of the Tar.Heels
great laughter gives IS votes for Grant ana VIII gse
Ohio has the honor OF being the mother OF our great
leader Ohio is the line and that line" Ohio PROPOSE,
nnder the CAPTAIN who never knew defeat 10 fight out
through the Summer and the Autumn when the great
victory will be secured ONO casts AZ votes Ior Grant
Rhode Isand-Iite Rhody shall in stature but great
In patriotic impulses gives eight votes for Grant, ana
wishes she had more, bAPbP and borne ~ Calhoun
and the doctrine OF State Rights first to withdraw her
self from the Unon-dlreets her representatives. ssne
here by a majority Of 43tO Applause returning as We
do counses Of those VINO desired only 10 preserve
the Union arm in and heart to heart WIN hasSs
chusetts great cheerstO give her IL votes Tor Grant
Immense applausel .s.Aou, s,,os cha, ,.s
forced into rebellion, being the hrst 70 lSeonsuue,
and be admitted into the Union and to-day Deing ~ ao
the Tinted States casts tweAty votes for Grant, cheersl
and with the solemn pledge never again 70 presSns VIC
A. Johnson loud cheers casts twelve votes for Grant
Texas the Empire state OF the South. containing 1880
| OF people casts eight votes for Grant lApplause'l
from the grave that Gou Grant dug
for he in the Appomattox in 1885, comes up here win 70
votes and enlists under ms banner imey ProhTDs o 49,
November TO move on the eneInys WORKS Ibo"o ap
p W1 ,irosiaA corner Of the Rebellion which
gave Democratic majority. gives freely and Willingly
her for Grant Applause ,.os .,,s h., vo,.a
to that OF her States and gives ld votes for Grant
lApplauseI ,.v,.,.,,,,,.x-
Tho President The roll Is completed gentlemen Of tho
Convention You hare Sih hundred and my o0iss, aud
non hare gce, sir hundred aud my rofes Jor Gsn Ofss's
s. Grant Tremendous applause.l
The entire audience arose with three times three for
Grant.
ON motion OF Mr. Seymour of Wisconsin, the President
was authorized 10 telegraph Ten. Grant MS uhahlho"s
nomination. Cheers
solo and trio campaign by George T. kosl, en-
tied We' fight il out here the old Union hne, words
by the Rev John Hogarth, here sung and received
with great applause.
Mr. schoheld Of New York moved TO proceed WITH tho
nomination for the Vice Presidency
Mr. Hamilton Of Virginia moved that the 'oh'eb"on
fake recess until o'clock which met with cries oil