The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1868-07-09

Tenth Baliot-Hancock, "a; Pen
dleton, 1471; Parker z; Packer, 275 /;
johnson, 6; Doolittle, IL; Hendricks
824 ;ssBlair, J. a=as~-az.-s--zz
Gibson, of Pennsylvania, offered. a
resolution proposing a. Nomination by
reclamation q Price being in the
chair, ruled it out of order A motion
! to adjourn was madesandilos6. ID
Ezeventh Ballot-Rancock,3 23 Pen
d1eton,a 1445; Parker, z; Packer, 26;
Johnson, 81; Doolittle, 121; Hen
bricks, SO cheers Blair, J; On this
ballot, North Carolina gaye-her 9 for
Hendricks. New Hampshire split her
vote between Pendleton II, Hancock,
q, Doolittle and Blair, each J
The roll was called for the twelfth
ballot, when California led off with a
half vote for Chase. r. There was great
and long continued applause in the gal
leries, and a scene of confusion en-
sued .9asa4T 81 i.s rslHi 5n5a6if3s t-..s
A motion to clear the galleries was
made, which was greeted with mingled
Kisses and cheers. aa3a3 bafo1E aa4d
"A New York delegate said, excited
ly, that the applause was from citizens
of New York in the galleries; that he
was delegate, and opposed the clear
ing of the galleries; some of the men
had come thousands of miles who
were IN the galleries they were De
mocrats, and had right to applaud
when they pleased. Great cheers.
After some further conference, the
roll was called on the twelfth ballot,
with the following result:
Ivetth Battot--Hancock, 30; Pen
dleton, 1459; Parker, Z; Packer, %;
Johnson, Al Doolittle 121; Blair, ] ]
Hendricks, SO; Mcclellan, Chase; ].
When Mcclellan received one vote
from Tennessee, the galleries applaud
ed loudly, but not SO long as when
Chase's name was uttered by Califor-
MIA A motion was made for a recess
of fifteen minutes. Vallandingham
moved to adjourn thirty minutes,
which was agreed to. =, .e'l'.. ~
Thirteenth Ballot = Virginia voted
for Hancock. y. - 974ol d '5o
Fourtee,ath Ballot Unchanged. -
Fifteenth Bollot-Connecticut splits,
giving Hancock. 3 Nebraska goes for
Hendricks; Pennsylvania goes Han
cock Result: Pendleton, 1873; Han
cock, 794; Hendricks, S23a.
Sixteenth BalIot-Arkansas, Geor-
gia and Louisiana voted Hancock
Result: Hancock, 116; Pendleton,
107,; Hendricks, TO. -.-.--.~...--.,
| Seventeenth atlot-Illinois split be-
tween Hendricks and Pendleton; Ne
braska votes Hoffman. Result: Han
cock, 1877; Pendleton, TO; Hendricks,
so. 1.,t.a
1 Eighteenth Ballot--NewJersey gives
Hancock 3; Illinois votes solid for
Hendricks, Result: Pendleton, 30;
Hancock, IA; Hendricks, Sc
To-day's ballot shows nothing def
mite Hancock's friends were conf
dent of a favorable result on the 18th
ballot, but the event discouraged them
very much, and they reluctantly yield
ed to adjournment, A coalition be-
tween Hendricks and Pendleton hope
less, and it is apprehended that Han
cock has achieved his highest vote
Details of 18th and last ballot: Ala
bama, Hancock, 8; Arkansas, Han
cock, s.; California, Hancock, u, Pen
.dleton, 8, Chase, J Connecticut, Han
cock, 3, Pendleton 2; Florida, Han
cock, 3; Georgia, Hancock, 9; Hi
nois, Hendricks, 16; Indiana, Pendle-
ton, 3, Hendricks, 10; Iowa, Pendle-
ton, 8; Kansas, Hancock, /, Hendricks
2; Kentucky, Hancock, a, Pendleton
a, Hendricks, 2 Louisiana, Hancock,
Z; Maine, Hancock, i, Pendleton, i,
Hendricks, ]; Massachusetts, Han
cock, IL, Pendleton, Michigan, Hen
bricks. 8; Minnesota, Hancock, Z,
Hendricks, 4 !; Nebraska, Hoffman, 3;
Nevada, Pendleton, 3; New Hamp-
shire, Hancock, 81, Pendleton, l, Hen
bricks, J Jersey, Hancock, 8, Pendle-
ton, J, Parker, 81; New York, Hen
bricks, 80; North Carolina, Hancock,
8; Ohio, Pendleton, 81; Oregon, Pen
dleton, 3 Pennsylvania, Hancock, %;
Rhode Island, Doolittle, 5 South
Carolina, Hancock, g. Texas, Han
cock, 6; Tennessee, Johnson, 10; Yer
mont, Hendricks, 5; Virginia, Han
cock, 10; West Virginia, Hendricks,
5; Wisconsin, Doolittle, 8.
WASHINGTON, July 8.-But few De
mocrats in Congress.
Republican members take great in
terest in ballots Gtala9 n
A radical committee from Mississip-
pi is coming to illustrate frauds in the
recent election.
In the Senate, the judiciary Com
mittee, considering Evart's nomina-
ton for the Attorney Generalship. re-
ported favorably. Ayes, Trumbull,
Freylinghysen, johnson, and Hen
bricks. Nays, Stewart, Edmunds, and
Conkling.
Gen. Mcdowell, recently removed
from commandin Mississippi, has ar
rived.
New ORLEANS, July S.--The Legis.
lature elected VIM P. Kellogg to the
United States Senate for the long term,
and John O. Harris for the short term.
A committee of Democratic mem
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