New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08
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FOURTH BALLOT:

Tho Clerk again called the rolf as follows: . r,h,
ALABNA.-TLc Chairman OF tho Delegations Eisn'
ARKSYsts'"Thc Chairman Of the Delegations Two and
half for Pcudleun, II for Frank T. bIar' - Ut
Andrew Johnson and vote for English. ..,.u. r,u
CALlFoRSIi-Ths Chairman Of the Delegations For
BEgEwASTThe Chairman Of the Delegation: Della
ware casts her votes for the prominent STATESMAN
FIoEIpi'IThe Chairman oftho Delegation: vOtesfo
Hancock n,-.,. = .oa
for Andrew johnson 1 vote for Ewing.
IrTINOIs-Tuc Chairman Of the Delegation: 10 votes
iSDI,NA-Thirtccn votes for George II. Pendleton.
IowA.-Thc Chairman Of the Delegation: Eight votes
KtNsAsEThc Chairman OF the Delegation: Two votes
Tor Peudleou; Ono-ali for Hendricks ana ohehaH lor
KESTUcKY.-The Chairman OF the Delegation: Eleven
I0risi1SA-The Chairman OF the Delegations Seven
MuvE.-Thc Chairman OF the Delegation -Four and
Onehalf votes for Hancock, !! Tor Pehdleton' Ior
Hendricks
MARYLlNp.-The Chairman OF the Dcgation: votes for
MAssACHUsETTs.-Th Chairman OF the Delegation; II
votes for Hancock, for Pcndleton; ,.,. 80.
MICHIGAN.-The Chairman OF tho DeIegatloh' oVotes
MiSSEs6TiGThe Chairman Of the Delegation: Four
Mlssssirri-The Chairman OF the Delegation; Seven
votes for Hancock
votes Tor Pendcton, FOR Hancock and four for Hen
bricks. .,---.,--. MI.
for PeudlCtOn.
NEyGDA-The Chairman Of the Delegation: Three
NEw-H AMPsHIRE-The Chairman OF the Delegation :
Half for Hendricks u for Pcndlct0n, 3 for Hancock
NEW-JERsEN.-ILe Chairman OF tho DclegauOn' 7
votes for Parker.
w-YoRR-The Chairman OF the Delegation: IS
votes for Sanford J.. Church.
NORTH CAROLSA.-Thc Chairman Of the Delegation
votes for HoIatO Seymour. Loud aud enthusiastic
cheering. participated iu by the galleries. 49,
Mr.. TILDES-Alr President, shall give notice II there
Is any cheering In the galleries IN respect To the cdnd
dates whose mentioned here, that shall move
Mn RcnGEDsoS d1D-I move to clear them now.
A DEIEGATE from Michigan suggest to the gentle
man from Illinois. 0ichardsonJ that the nilmatlon Is
sufficient If no viii Withdraw MS motion.
Mr.. ENTHUSIASTICALLY Will withdraw the mo
ton.
mitjed 10 make "A single remark Very lnuch 10 my
surprise my name has been mentioned. must not los
nominated by tins Convention rs cOuid NOT accept Its
nomination II rendered, which do not expect My own
incinaIona prompted me 70 decline at to Outset my
honor cOmpcls inc 10 do so now am gtacluI Tor any
expression of kindness. II must be distinctly understood
IL IS impossible, consistently with my position to allow
10 Dee mentioned In this Convention against my
protest The Clerk will proceed with the call
The Clerk then resumed me cal as follows
OREGoS.-The Chairman OF the Delegation: Three
votes for PeudletOn.
PENNsYLyASIA-The Chairman OF the Delegation:
Twcnty.siN votes for Packer.
RHODE IsLASD.-Ihe Chairman or the Delegation -Four
votes for DOOl.tLe.
SCUM CAEoLINA-The Chairman Of the Delegation
for Andrew Johnson for Pendleton; for Eng
Ish.
TEysEssEE.-The Chairman OF the Delegation: 10
votes for Andrew johnson.
TEXAs.-ILo Chairman OF the Delegation; 6Votes Tor
YERNoST-Tne Chairman of the Delegation: Five
votes for Thomas 4. Hendricks.
NIEGINIA-TAe Chairman Of the Delegation Ten votes
for Geo H. PendletOn.
WEST NIBGGSIA.-The Chairman OF the Delegation:
Five votes FOR PendctOn.
WIscoSsIN-The Chairman Of tho Delegation: Eight
votes for James l.. DoOlittle.
The Secretary announced the result as follows;
Whole number OF votes cast, 5l1.