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

request Of any Ave members 10 convene the delegation
for consultation. have received sdch pe,loi, any
respectfully ask of the Convention leave 10 ieto loI "
NE CnNRNAN-If there 10 no objection, the delega-
tiou from NrW-lO,k viii have leave 10 reilTe
The question Was put upon allowing the New.lorR del
egaOu retire for consultation. and 1t was aglrtu 70
The CHAIRMAN put the question upon pr. td =, "e "
medatey 10 another ballot, aud 1t was agreed 10 1900.
Nr. CLYNER moved that the Convention take recess
OF 10 minutes; 10 was agreed TO. 100 % - min
Tho Convention accordingly took recess oi 10 MN
Utcs
The Convention proceeded 10 the Cisntn palV s"r
candidate for President, and the Secretary caeu 'he Io
OF States. as follows:
ALABAMA for PcndlctOn
CAuPoRNiA-53 for Pend ton aud Il for Hancock
CONNECTICUT. C for English.
DELAWARE for PendlctOn.
FLOEIBA-3 for Hendricks.
GEOIG t.-g tor PehdletOn
ILIiSOIs.-l6 for Pcudct0n.
INpIANA.-gl for Hendricks, % for PCLdletOn.
A DELICATE NOTEs AGAINST MS Will; A.,
Mr. REEvEs-Mr. Chairman. rs ono ~ the delegail9h
hold my vote, hut q has been announced both times Il
should be for Hendricks, and p for Pendcto', e.
Mr FITCH Chairman Of the DelcgatOn-My friend Is
mistaken; announced his vote for George H. Pendle
Mr. RrFyEs-It must not be counted for anybody.
Mr.. FICH-Leave the record as II IS ,,.,..4i,, =,
Mr.. REEyEs-Dues The Chairman OF Tue 'Ss"'on III
s.t upon my casting my vote agatn 2 each
Tho CHNBMAs-By the order OF tbe on V'H
MIR REEyEs-Wc SIR. Mr.. Fitch nor no other man can
KHSSis-s faf Pondieton for Hendricks ! for
KESrucRi-li votes for Pendleton.
MAINE.-4i 10. Hancock; Il for Pendlcton; and for
ESR1LANp.--s l.r Peudlotou, for Hendricks.
MtssACHus.T- IL for Hancock !; for Pendleton'
MICHICAN--- inr hendricks.
MINNESOTA .o0 Peudlet0n.
MIssIssIrlI-t .'r PeuGleton
M-SOUEI-5 .ur FrudletOn for Hendricks, TOT Han
NrsRAsKA-i tar Prudlcton.
q t..I.fI nf
Nrw HNwsiu.,.-i vote for Hendricks, II for Pendle-
ton, for Hancock. lAprlauSel ,,.,.., ,,, h,ss,,
NEW YORI had not returned when her name was
reached aud Wa passed temporarily o., s- rJ.di,,s
NORTH CAEOIEA.-4a for Pendeton' y fOr HchurlcAS'
%mo'"Gcn NcCooK-9i for Pendeton. It is hardly
worth while to cali her daughter and cheers
ORECON.-3 for Pcndetou. Applause .s hu
acknowledgements, not being ready when
her name was called, was temporarily passed.
NORTu CAEoIlNA.-6 for PendletOn. ,,.-
TESSEssEE.-5s for Johnson and ~ Tor PendieIon
TExAs- G for Pendeton. (Applausel
ViFGiSA-95 votes for Pendcton, vote for Hancock
me- FT uh 1t ' the roll is through
WEST YIEGNI,-5 for PeudetOn. Great appiause9
NEwYoRK. y Mr. IILDES-Mr President ! am in
sruCtcd 10y bc luminous vote OF the state OF NeW-1ok
Delegation, and with tho concurrence and approval OF
Sanford Church (whon it but Justice TO say the
delegation from NeWNork would have preferred If with
ia their power to make the nominee the candidate "hom
1t rs my duty To designate, aud who .-
Gen. MCCoOK-I call the gentleman TO order. lCries
OF order" 20 ON e" VOTE" aud great cOnfusiOn.l
Nj. TUDES-Aud who
Gen. McCOOK-I must insist upon my point OF order.
IApnause aud hlsscS ana cries of "Order" "yOe, and
don't spcak."l
Mr. TIiDEN-Npw-York casts her 80 votes for Thomas
A. Hendricks. CONTINUED cheering applause and great
confusion.
The SECRETARY announced the vote OF NeW-1OrE,
which was the signal for renewed cheering
PEENsYLyANA-Juige WOODWARD: &c for Packer.
Laughter and apVlause,I
Mr.. PERRIN requested TO announce 10 the ga
leres that the President Is deterned II the hisns u
continued that the galleries shall be cleared Appase
Chair ~ me c1 that the officers the Convention
ugnfestng the same spirit that the galleries ZAP
pauSe .
THT SECRETARY announced the result of the 9Th ballot,
as follows: Whole number OF votes cast 49, OF which
James L. English received ". $ Hancock, 2Si George
H. Peudetou 1864 Joel Parker, Z; Asa Packer. 26 An
drew Johnson g. James T. DOOlittle 10 Thomas A Hen
bricks. IS: Frank =. Blair. !.