Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-07-18

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Mr.. Seymour rose a>a sad that he haa no
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and to express his regret hat hi. nau.- had
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not he nominated yell without putin.
himself and the Democratic party in peril.
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meant it. lie added, your candidate l
cannot be.
vsllandigham said that II times ofgreat
rxigencies, every personal consideration
should give way. He insists that Horatio
Seymour must yield to the demonstration
in his behalf. Ohio's vote must and should
stand for Horatio Sey mour. He called
upon the several delegations to follow that
lead. " j" ''' ~
Francis Herman, Of New York, TO re-
live the New York delegation. said they
have had no lot or part in this movement
Of Ohio. They had heard something oft,
but declined to take any part it, out ofre-
gard TO the sensativeness of the President
of thu, Convention. Until other States
should show by their action that Mr.. Sey-
mour was demanded by the party in tho
Convention, New York would be silent.
He urged the necessity of success in the
and expressed his opinion that
Mr.. Seymour coull now accept the jndg.
ment 1T the Convention with honor. and
that he sho'ld yield as matter of duty to
lie wish. and with him-for our candidate,
New York was good for 100000 majority.
Th. roll call was proceeded with. State
If or State casting its vote for Seymour.
The States which had voted for other can
didatcs changed to Seymour. which caused
q scene OF the utmost confusion. The
cannon on the street began firing salute
for the nominee. and Mr.. Tilden, of New
York, rose. Great interest was manifested
to hear him, but the confusion was very
great. He said that last evening he did
not believe the event which had now &C.
Cured could have taken place. He had
no expectation that Ohio would come to
The support Of the distinguished citizen Of
New York which had opposed Ohio earn
cst wishes. in conclusion. ha announced
the vote Of New York solid for Seymour.
The chair announced the result-3l7. tho
entire vote Of the Couvention-for Sey-
mour.
A scene Of the greatest enthusiasm en-
sued.
Mr.. Preston, Of Kentucky, moved to
proceed to nominate candidate for Vice
President. A new scene Of confusion en-
Burd. ~ HtvV ~ s-i.
Illinois presented the name Of Gen. Ne
Clernand, and calling him vastly superior
in military ability to Gen. Grant. Gen.
Mel lernand rose and thanked the delegate
lor the honor, but declined. er. ~
Iowa named Augustus c. Dodge.
Kansas named Gen. Thos. Ewing. Jr.,
Ia accordance with the wishes of the Sol
Iliere' and Sailors Convention.
Preston. Of Kentucky, formerly q Con-
fedsrate officer, named Gen. Blair, aud
said the soldiers Of the South extended
their hands to the soldiers ofthc North in
token Of amity snd good will.
Mr.. Sseadmau seconded the nomination.
Wsds Hampton, Il South Carolina, also
seeosasd il.
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wishdrAwn and Blair was seainsscd by
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