Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08

| vote cast Tor nlm NOuiu tesncu nts VIII
mate chances. It will probably be pre-
scntcd tomorrow SITTER two or three bal
lots arc taken. The Southern delegates
say they are prepared TO cast their ballots
for Chase as 'endietons vote has appa-
rently no chance of increase. 1t is now
certain that an influential majority OF the
I New York delegation are in favor Of
Chase.
Nsw YoRk July q.
| ponsRooN SESSION.
Tammsny Hall II O'Clock A. n, Gen.
vention called to order At 10 80, NJ. csy-
mour 10 the chair. The hall va niisd IN
every part, there were many ladies present.
No prayer. rsadisg Of the minutes q yes-
terday disposed With. The rss1ieg Of ths
names Of the Natiosal Executive Com
mittss ordered. NJ. Price Of Missouri. 90.
sumsd the chair.
The Indiana delegation nominated Thos.
A. Hendricks for President.
Price, Of Ind, fcr the minority, urged id.
hsrencs to Pendleton.
The roll vas called.
On the seventh ballot, u each vote for
Psndleton. the galleries applauded voeifer-
ousIy. The same demonstration greeted
Hendricks.
Mississippi went for Psndlston on this
ballot.
The vote Of New York for church was
eheered during the roll call.
Tennessee gave Al for Pendleton, for the
| first time.
The result Was announced - follows -
English. 8; Hancock, l2i; Psndlston.
1874 chsersl; Parker, Z; Church. 33;
Packer, 26; johnson, 12} Doolittls. 12;
Hendricks, SOL chssrsl Blair, ! no
choice.
Tildsn asked leave for the New York del
eRston to retire for consultation, i've Of the
delegates having asked il.
Objections we're made to this, and the
question was put 70 the eeovsntiea.
Clymss, Of Pennsy lvania, moved reeeos
els minutes. Agreed =.
In fifteen minutes, the Chair called The
senvsntion 70 order The exeitsmeot and
anxiety Vas intense.
The Clerk proceeded to eall The roll %
shs ssh ballos, cash vote bstag rsssivsd
With dsmsnssretisos Of applause b friends
Of the candidates In the galleeieo.
Lsuisiana went ever . Pendlstee, Wiz
eonsin also veted selid fer Pen6lsaso.
Al the conclusion u sell-sall, Tildso, b.
The unanimous vote Of The New York dels-
eatisn. and consent Of Church, withdrew
she latter, and cast - vstss for Hsadrisks
wild and long continued cheers. with
hissss.)
The result was then announced: Rsglish 9,
Hancock %, Psndlston 1864, (chssrs).
Parker Z, Packer 20, A. Johnsoa 8, Doelit-
ue ~, Hendricks IS, (chssrs). Blair !.
Whole number Of votes cast SIT. No
choice.
There having been occasional Missing il
the galleries, the President announced thai
they would Be cleared il it Was sepeatea.
(Criss Of Good, COED" and applause.)
M. Seymour here left The chair end
moved 10 minutes rsosss, which Was re-
jsctsd. Ten minutes, however, wos spsat
10 general consultation.
The call Of the roll was ordered on the
9th ballot, which resulted English 8. Han
cock 341, Pendlston l44, Parker Z, Packer
2G1. johnson 81, Doolittls IL. Hendricks
81. Blair l. Pendlston lost in Maryland
and North and South Carolina. No choice
Roll was called for the 10th boll0t, when
Connecticut was called.
The Chairman announced the vote three
for English, and three for Pendlston.
A number Of the Connecticut delegation
arose and denied this, insisting that The
vote was six for English.
Mr.. Eaton, OF the Connecticut said hl
was Chairman Of the delegation, and Wal
entitled TO cast it's vote.
Mr.. Seymour ruled that the delegation
, must settle their question among them
. selves, and ordered the Convention to b
passed by until she should agree upon bel
r | vote subsequently, her vote Was cast three
. for Hendrict, aud three fos Psndlstsn r.
I suit announced o. follows:
Hancock 81, Psndlston 1471, Parker Z
{ Packer 271. johnson Q, Dselitsls IL, Hen
drck s21, Blair !.
The Roll called ct once % the 11th Bal
lot. with the following result, Hanoosl
s2}; Pendletop. 1441; Parker, Z; Paeks'
, %. johnson, 81; Deslittls, 1874; Hen
! bricks, So. ::[Chsers Blair ! on thi
ballot. North Carolina, gave her . fo
liendrIck. Now Hampshisr, split her vot,
bet ween Pendleton, III, Hancock 81
Doollttls and Blair, each Gibson Of Penn
offered Resolution proposing . nomina
ton by acclimation.
Mr. Price being in the chair, ruled it GU
Of order.
A motion 10 adjourn Was made. and th'
last roll called for the 18th ballot, wher
California led off with ! a.vote for Chase
, Then there was great and long continued
applause in the galleries, and = scene o
confusion ensued.
Motion to clsar the galleries were mad,
from several delegations, mingled with hiss
8 es and cheers.
, A delegate from Mississippi said excited
!. " that this applause was from citizens o
New York in the galleries.
A delegate from Wisconsin opposed
clearing the galleries. Some Of these mer
had come thousands Of miles who were in
!, the galleries. They were Democrats who
had . right to applaud when they pleased
Great cheers.
After some further confusion the roll
proceeded
The following 10 the 12th ballet in full
ADMINISTRATION, 8.
Arkansas-hendricks, 8,
Standardization, 8 Hsndrieks, II
8. p. Chase, 1. Great and vociferoul
cheers amenG spsstators
Connecticut Psndlstsn. 3; Hendricks, 3
Dslswars- Psndleton, 8.
Florida-Hsndricks.3 8.
Georgia ..
Illinois-Pendleton, Is.
! Indiana-Pendlston. 8; Hsndrieks, 81.
Iowa-Peudleton,6 8.
Kansas-Psndlstop, 2; Hendricks. /
Blair, !.
Ksntucky-Psndleton, II.
Louieiana-Psndlston, Z.
Asins-Haaeoek, ~; Psadlstss, II
Hendricks, 1.
Aasyland-Psadlsten ~; Hendricks, -
ehusstts-Hanoosk, IL Peodlstee,
, /.
, Nichigsn-Hsndricks, Q.
Ainnssota- Psedlston, 4.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Z.
Missouri-Pendlstsb, 4; Hssdrisks,7.
Nebraska 8.
Nsvads-Psndlston,S 3.
: New Hampshirs-H Hancock. 2; Psndls
ton, II; Doolittle. I; Hendricks. l.
New Jsrsey-PArksr, z.
New Yerk-Hsndricks, IS.
North Carelina-Hsnd.icks, 3.
Ohio-Psndlston. 81.
, Orsgon-Psndlston, 8.
Pennsylvania = Packer, 90.
i Rhode ksland-Doolittle, 4.
. South CarolinA-Hancock,0 8.
Tennessec-Pendleton, Al A. johnson
n Mcclellan, l, fioud cheers in the gal
leries).
:, Texas-Hancock. 6; Hendricks, 9.