New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-09


ings and the little space originally intended for that in
dustrous patient class frequently crowded with
delegates and others whose breath perfuned with
execrable whisky and whom the ushers made but ito
effort send their seats When the time for adjourn
ment there longdrawn sigh of relief from thS
quarter and very few minutes elapsed before de-
serted by all the working members Of the press and left
to the donohng gabblers, who will make up their re-
ports from the columns of the New-YOrk papers.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS.
The Convention was called to order by the
President the Hon. Horatio Seymour at 100 o'clock.
On motion OF Gen. McCOok, the reading OF the minutes
of the previous days proceedings dispensed with.
THE N&TIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Mr.. WELLS Gio) asked that the names Of the members
OF the National Executive Committee elect be read.
Mr.. BAYARD Del)I hope the reading OF the names OF
the National Executive Committee Will be suspended
very that of the from Delaware Is not
the choice OF a majority of ner delegation.
&sThe PREsIDENT-We will omit Delaware then In tho
The Secretary then read the names the National Exc
cutiye Committee as follows:
A iSasan t 81 Raaen Se5rs,9aG t. Mlsi
eosP B Converse Sss'f W AfSI1 Bingham.
Deswse-ssmue Townsend. NewJrrey-JOhn MeGregoL
Forida-Chares T. Dyke EewYork-August Belmont
GtorgaI5 H. GSg9t nSrn 5 % Tho%1.os
fndsSswm < y Sil1 0TeSosJ C. Hist6ca
Iowa-Daniel o. Finch Peunsyyania-lase Essi'teh
Kentucky-Tbos McCreery South CaroluChas smonton
Lousians-Jas McCloskey Tennessee-john W, LihwieE
Mane-SyysnuS R. LYMAN TeIas-Joa159 nSS siS
Ma,sac6a,ets-FreGk O. Prince yirginis-lohn GOode
Mchgan-Wm A. Moore. West Vrgnia-yoln Hall
Nnnesota-Chss W Nash. Wiseonsn-Fredenek W. Horn.
Mssissippi-Chas Z. Hooker
BALLOT CALLED FOR.
Mr.. TARBELL (Ohio-I move that wthOutfurther delay
we proceed to the calling OF the states.
INDIANA EoMINATEs HENDRICKS.
Mr.. GRAHAM V. FITCH Qnd.)-Before proceeding with
the call OF States Indiana claims the right heretofore
conceded to other states TO present the name OF one OF
her most talented citizens candidate for nomination
by this Convention. The name is know to the Conyen-
ton he already received respectable vote here.
That vote however from other than his own state.
tribute the worth Of of the best purest men in
fore the connection Of his name with the nomnatonw0ud
render it, the estimation OF the delegation from ms
State highly proper and right that they should pass their
vote reasonable length OF tme Tor me dstingulsneo
candidate from Ohio In the opinion OF minority on the
are left to vote their preference, and what they
believed 20 be the preference OF their people FROM
this opinion a minority OF the delegation dissent
aud deem that their obligation to sustain Mr. Pendleton
Is not yet discharged The majority have no desire 10
was the slightest possibility Of the attempt being success
full the action Of that minority We concede 70 thein me
best OF motives, desire merely 10 consclebtousy as
charge delegated trust The citizen whose name weare
about TO present Is man OF 9nlmleaehap9 private cGa
man. Sir In all the relations OF life He Is not, he never
Has an seeker himself but whatever position has
been bestowed upon him by the Partially Of the citizens
OF ms own state has bestowed unsought and by
9ccamation He Is second to 10 man within borders
i'm ability i'm devotion to Union attachment to tho
principles of Democracy integrity OF purpose ana ia
firmness 10 the discharge OF duty mat cltlleh Is
Thomas A. Hendricks. lApplauseI
THE MINORITY OBJECTS AID co.'s FOR fENDLEI0QN: nj,
the delegates from the OF ladana, claim the PRIV
ege state in few words the reasons that govern
our action majority OF the delegation following IN the
lead of tue votes being cast for Mr.. Hendricks gentle
man that commands the highest respect ana coHdence
m the state OF Indiana in all the positions that he mas
held and the one that be holds have decided to cast
their votes for HIM Without lmpugMhs tI!o Hohor VI
any man from the state OF Indiana, WISH 70
give the reasons why cannot go WIN mem,
On the day Of January last the Democracy on lua5
aSn,beJ indiana such array OF numbers and
talent as never before assembled I'm that state and they
adopted resolution 1eT he most determined and per.
sisent opposition. In respect to that resolution az .e
first meeting OF the delegation in TINS ctyahu no gem
teman the delegation Wln eohuY'etV ~ ~ T W.
agreed that the vote OF Indiana should DC cast LOT Mr.
Peudleon go long there was reasonable nope OF MS
nomination lCheersl majority OF tue u,TsaI.on nafe
rescnGed resolution, as suppose tIeS ye lsut
to do merely claim that by the record measuring
nv nv conscientious obligations. for myself intend AZ
delegate from the state OF INDIANA 80 long y. .oo
reasonable hope OF his nomination. TO vote of neoisc H.
Peudleton OF Ohio. fCheers
The sECRETAEY-A majority OF the delegatos Irolu
Indiana have placed III domination TIC H"No Va ~''
The CHAIRMAS-lf there is no other nomination, the
Secretary will now proceed 70 can Tue fo'' u '0
The SECRETARY called the state OF At'oama ana Wnen
cation east their votes for George IL. Pendcton,
Change from Andrew johnson, there was tremendous
The roll cal then proceeded and the different cand
dates were ceered alternately as they rece'ed Inc 'oe'
OF the different delegations.
Uhen Missouri was called the Chairman Of that Dele
CATION announced only votes, the state Oelhs ehleu
Mo- ,RY-I will call the attention Of the Deega-
Tie CHAIRMANo OF the Delegation said that one Of the
be that event the state is stll entitled
Gov a, PRICE, vice.President from Missouri and who
was acting as presiding officer, said that ne lad not
voted and that he east ms half vote Tor Cen HANCOCK
The SFcRErARY-The vote OF Missouri VIII STAND thns'
Geo. H. Pcndleton 4 A. johnson, !; THOMAS A. heh
bricks, 5; Gen. Hancock, !.
NEVADA for Peudlelon. =, a.. r,.,,o,on
HAMPsmRE.-i for Hendricks, Il FOR Pehde'on'
Nj for Parker.
NEw-YoRK.-33 for Church. Laughter ana apP'1"se'I
NORTH CAROLINA for Hancock
OHIO.-2l votes for PendletOn o., A.. NJ.
OREGON.-Mr. BELL, Chairman OF the DeleS"l'Vn. .uL'
President in casting the vote OF my state ths uorE,
it ia with feeling that tle DcmoeIy hS 80 ,S
Chicago Convention. Ceres OF " order ofdet. - .
The CuNIRMAN-Is tile gentleman going 70 announce
new candldatef .
The CTNRMlS-Then you are not in order.
Mr. BELL desire simply to give the reason LOT our
The CIItIRMAN-I you desire to make new nomina
ton. that Is IN order - - A.. ,-,,h 70
nominate George II. Pcndleton. Laughter and cheers
PENNsYLvANIA.-26 FOR Packer. Laughter
RHODE ISLAND for James r. DooItue'
SOUTH CARoLTNA.-Andrew Johnson 49,.
TENSEssEE.-5t for johnson; Il for Pendieton
TEXAS.-6 for Hancock
Observation-Disclosures.
VIRGINIA-l0for Pendleton.
WEST VIRGINIA. for Peudleton
WISCoNsIN.-James II, Dooutue
CONNECTICUT. English. llaughter.l -
ISDIANA-9B for Hendricks, and 81 Tor Pendleton. II,
The Secretary announced the result Oh the seventh
ballot as follows: Whole number OF votes cast 'lof Vi
which ~ -...,.o, "a
Handricks received Az Johnson received; 1900. l3t
Pendeton received. Uoolttle receieSu. 90.
Church received 50 Blair received........
sEvKNrH neutrality-suspicious.. :. .
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