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

erty and ODscurty has attained the highest Office within
IN the mich,iest political contest that our nation
ever saw one who was in favor OF the Union IN umeS
port when the Union needed strength; who, after
his elevation to The Presidency has been agned cai
mated traduccd, vllhcd and prosecuted by TIE ktoca
party who has stood up noby 10 the principle OF
The Constitution, and who has cXcmphcd the principles
that are announced in declaration Of principles
to-day one who has boldly stood up for the Constitution
against the efforts oi those who have attempted to DC
str0y IL; VINO mas slooo up lor the slls Oh tnG
aud Judicial departments against the tyrnnca u'9tpa
tons OF congress one VINO d1S no0y Derhe niSV4i
tins contest While he has filed The place ~Acn M1S
assigned him by the American people one who has ever
been faithful among the faiticss; who chosen by me
people has ever had their dearest Interests AZ ntar Uo
who deserves the confidence Of the whole American Pc
pie. and will faithfully discharge in time 10 come Us ~
upon him. am directed to present 10 tEe lneip
this Convention the name OF Andrew Johnson u 4''
ThesEcETTiRY called the state Of Texas. ., No..
The CHAIRMAN of the Dclegation-Ihe state ol IeAaS
makes no nomination.
The SECRETARY called the state OF vermont W.
II. y. SMITH, ON behalf OF the delegation sad Yer
mont presents no new Candidate; Put Hei
Governor in England. Vermont will vote orIhomas
The sEcErflEY called the state of Virginia.
JOIN b. BADwIN on behalf Of the DELEGATION re
nomination; bu true TO her ancient history, she accepts
and will cordially support as her first cnoice tho nominee
o. the T1 sESRETa4 caed be State Of West
BENJAMIN f. SMITH, Chairman OF thq de , uon is
ton but pledges herself support the nominee OF Ihs
0'"'' WISCONSIN NoNrSArEs DooIITrLE.
The SECRETARY called the state of Wisconsin ~,
;. CLAIM behalf Of the delegates, sald; me teie
gates from the State of Wisconsin were lhsruce1 W I"o
State Convention that sent them here TO Dole az q
unit majority OF that delegation couIro.ns
Convention the name OF one Of her most
distinguished ctizens gentleman whose rep1iauon Us
world wide that no euiosy from myself, OF rom Wy
other delegate, can add particle TO MS iauIeis, se
when MAS in The zenith Of It's glory and power through
the country and throughout MS state sacIl S
good o his country ana for the preservation OF he con
sttutiOu and the liberties Of the people, am "a w
present the name Of the Hon. James r. DooH''Ie' ZAP
P''U'''I THE MINORITY FOR RENDITION.
HENRY s PAIMER-The delegation from Wisconsin mas
eood-naturedy differed in regard to the candidate LOT
the name of the distinguished citizen from our own
State am however instructed by the minority Oh IlaV
delegation TO second the nomination OF the gentleman VINO
has never been ont Of the Democratic party-the Hon.
George II. Peudlston. Applause ,,,,.... -.
The SECRETARY announced the following candiQaeS as
having been put in nomination: james j. EnElsl Vi
Counccrcut; George II. Pendcton OF ONO joel fafker
Packer Pennsylvania Andrew Johnson OF Iehhessee
James Il. Doolittle OF Wisconsin ~
The States named candidates as follows; =,
Ast,maN, nomination NSoa No
Con1ecelt-James T. BagIb.. smpsheNo nomination
DeaWaeSo nation NewyeIsey zoe eth a.
FoniaN0 nomination, Newl T. uucA'''
Georges No nomination North CaoHnaT Nc lCmn'uOn'
Illinois No domination ''''' 10 c. II II poioto1
Iosa-No uomustou....... Oregon1eo H.
NO Rbode is.and-So nom
40 nominal South CsroinaNo 1omnaon
Msne-Wued Hancock 7Teuuessse-Audew johnson 10
'A''O' Perdiet"Hj vermout-IamesC {. En,ish......
ssIysRSas West Vs@y?
MSntsotSd noT IL PeneouJ
Nh. MILLER Penn.J-I move that the Convention now
proceed 70 ballot
The PREsIDENT-The Chair understands that the Gus
has been for the Secretary to call the roll sew
eral delegations then give in their votes 70 inc mar
through their Chairman If any time IS required I'VE or
ten minutes for this purpose VIII DC aAO"eu IheIe Is
IN 70
The PRGsIDESr-The Chair understands that the Con
yenon has already decided that 1t VIII not give votes 10
MI KAvANAGm-The delegates from these Territories
respectfully present resolution that ought to go upon
me record and not let this Convention act as does the
Radical Congress.
The PHEsDEST-The gentleman is not in order. The
Mr. KGvGSAGii-I appeal from the decision Of the
Chair. -,,-..,-.,..
The PREsIDENT-The Clerk will proceed with the call
The call Of the roll is made, that the Chalrnen OF
caed T rise in their places and name the man
the number OF votes of the delegation.
The Secretary called the roll as follows;
ALABAMA-The Chairman Of the Delegation: The State
of Alabama casts her votes for Andrew Johnson o Ten
nessee - - -. A.. r,.,...,.. r,,
State of Arkansas casts her votes for James L. English
Of Connecticut Oil,
CALIFORNIA-The Chairman OF the Delegation: CaIl-
CoSSTCTICUT-The Chairman Of the Delegation: Con
necticut casts her 6 votes for James L. English
DFLAwARE.-The CHAIRMAN of the Delegation Del
has the honor 10 cast her three votes for that IL
lustrOus Buckeye statesman, George II. Pendleton.
FLORIDA-The CHAIRMAN Of the Delegation Florida
her three electoral votes for Andrew Johnson OF
GLoRGfa-The CHAIRMAN Of the Delegation Georgia
casts her nine for Andrew Johnson, OF Tennessee
ILIINOIs.-The Chairman OF the Delegations Illinois
casts her vote for George H. Pendleton
IowA.-The Chairman of the Delegation The state Of
Iowa casts eight votes for George H. PendetOn Of
Ohio.
KANsAs-The Chairman Of the Delegation The State
of Kansas casts for George H. PendletOn
half vote for Thomas Hendricks, and onehaf vote for
KESrUcKY-The Chairman Of the Delegation: The
State Of Kentucky casts her IL votes for George H. Pen
LoUiT.NA-The Chairman of the Delegation: The
State of Louisiana casts her votes for Gen. ". 5 Han
M1NE-The Chairman Of the Delegation: The State Of
Maine casts ~ votes for $ Hancock Il Tor George H.
PendletOn, for Andrew Johnson.
MARYLAND.-The Chairman Of the Delegation: The
Stae OF Maryland casts A votes for George H. PeGde
ton, AZ votes for Andrew Johnson.
MASsACHUsETrs.-Th Chairman OF the Delegation
The State Massachusetts, casts IL votes for Gen. Han
cock and vote for Geo H. Pe1dletSn OF ono Tho state
OF Michigan her eight electoral votes for Reyerdy
johnson Of Maryland.
MINNEsOTA-The Chairman Of the Delegation -Four
votes for George II. Pendleton.
MIssIssIPPI-The Chairman Of the Delegation: Mr.
TO cast her nine votes for W. S. Hancock.
MIssOURG-The Chairman OF the Delegation The State
Of Missouri casts five votes Tor George H. PeRdleton one
s. T. Church Of Newly rk u votes for Thomas
Hendricks p votes for Gen. Hancock and for Andrew
delegate from California here asked leave cast the
vote OF that state stating that some Of the delegates
we're absent from the when her name was called
The PRESIDENT-The State Of California Will be again
called when the roll Of States has been gone through
with greatly embarrasSes the officers OF the COnven
the reporters Of the to make nominations
out of ORDER
NEBRAsKA.-The Chairman OF the Delegation: The
State OF Nebraska casts her three votes Tor George H.
PendetOn OF Ohio lApplause.l
NEYADA.-Thc Chairman Of the Delegation: The state
OF Nevada casts her three votes for eXGov Joel Parker
OF New-Jersey.
NEW IL MISIIIRE.-The Chairman OF the Delegation:
The State Hampshire casts vote for James X
DOOttle: votes for Gen. Hancock, and two votes Tor
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