Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-10


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lcomplalned OF tne ylolation ny Mr.. Tilden,
on yesseroay, OF the rules OF the Conyen-
tion ~ MAKING remarks on announcing Q
cnange OF tna6 state. His remarks were
exclIed ana In pad temper. Referring ac-
ciaenesiiy osaa 70 the name of Chase, the gal
/ ierres pr0ke out In great cheers.
Ine Chair announced the business in
Dryer was the nineteenth ballot u .AQ
| oeiegate from California, In few re-
MARKS, Nominated Judge Stephen Field, oi
cnas State, as caudidate for President,
Who ne euiogized as thu guardian of the
constitution of the co lntry against the
[Subdued cheersl
Mr.. Vallandigham said he had commu-
nication in writing, which, with the leave
of the chairman, he would read from the
stand. ms.o, srssl lfia YlIAQ gFTkaT
His appearance on the platform, was
greeted with moderate cheers. He read q
l :tter from Mr.. Pendleton, as follows:
.eBAoth3 q C1NcINNAr1. Julv Q.
uU,.t,. ar.rs..f rz,rx, 49,"
u1''''gso' y -" no11se''' % = "M m avenue Hoees
MY DEAR SiR:5 You know better than
any one Ghe Ieeiir gs and principles which
nave GUIDED my conduce since the sugges-
tion OF my name for the Presidential NOM
ination. You know that while receive
the good opinion OF my countrymen and
| . 80. .NASf-~Sc PAANS NO ohStib-
guished mark of their confidence, I do
not desire 1t at the expense of one single
eiectoral vote lgreat applause]. or of the
ieast disturbance OF the harmony of our
parry CONSIDER tne success OF the DEM
ocratlc party IN tne next election OF far
9reater importance than the gratihcation
o.. any personal ambition, however pure
anu Y ioIsy ~ might oe. Loud cheers.
II, 6nereiore, at any time, name snail De
suggested which, In the opinion OF your
seli ana tnose friends VINO nave shared our
connuence, snail DC stronger DeIore the
country, or wnlcn can more tnorougniy
.ni1e our own party, peg thaI you VIII
y. i.nseantly wi!nosaW my name ana pieoge 70
Ine Oonventloh ny nearty ana Jealous ana
@ 81 Vsr I1r ,ss tr,,,, nIminee e r.
80 -s5ssE = Vet very Sruiy yo,rs, s.-..aF
,s,1,-........nL geo. D. fENDLEToN.
-1luleae cneeI.ng.jg gelsa. ..s9& ,.y5s
Mr; Vailandigham SAID it was Mr.. Nc |
leans desire 70 present this letter early
Vesterday, Dus the ONO delegation thought |
.ess . ~. Keep MS name oeiore the Conven-
,ion snIougnout yesterday. he commend |
~ one maghanlmley M ana 9nseihsh patriot |
stn Tr 2. p.d;et suis ,eseel, ana nnaliy withdrew
cno Groat aaJ saIporIeo MN WIN such ndeiity.
Irsas Tha rn,, e1eerang sa g:I,,.d g. ,o., -,
Ansh Ane lo.i was caileu Ior 1ne i9s9 paiiot.
81 apalaa sras anu A[kansas leu on Ior Ham
,ooA. lyneeis. .l,ssConnecticuy = returned 70
ne suppoIt OF Engllsn. Delaware went
10 ant;sa aicosn . y tJnseIs 1,1; M hlcnarason cast
ue ehsIre peee OF lliinols s Ior Hendricks.-
!. delegate rom the "a district rose to OBJ
oos 'ss " ,,rsi Is,pE Couueeu lor Hshurlcks, put
otsd luisd sns;i, oSS Sn u olus Massacnusetss
~ s Fall .s roa 1laneoch. Iessoa Voeeo
u, VI f,slu Nym oe5sey f9eeu loI fiel1..
@ sewiorS ,:S sune1ea 10 Henarlcks. ONO
,reros sss spa @sus H;o,d an
- 'Dsoa Easei acheId, rieio T.
.san'a aee,reu @ aor co1Sat.a'ioh. 1N m
~ ocnhfcsleue cast ner enIire ~ ior Han
oGh. d - tCaee1s'J az s Ienn,syiyana came IN
nT IN. eass ~ .vi nanSoe .'n. Iu1ac cneeIs
.I.h",o .v,o ui LIZ y, sne i9'l ua,ios ~ iqr'
,1.L a"1s, Ta,,f; EanGocn o. Alkansas, Mah, Ian
. Che:e % Cnnn.nt;ant EHn,;,h R 1e,u
,nr ua,,ss e "a. Elasn =: LEI
,aoro;a Wa.o,, =. n Ia,;ua;, ua; nGuurlsns WS; o.
q fnd;ona "oeM Man5r;cts '1s' 10 1oma rehurIcSs u
=; o,oi.l !, 1a nehuLichs 10; Iowa, aen-
INss 2. Aansas, aanSoch !, henorlcks Il
SSnuuoAS, T y G naneoos, 'c cnenuIlcks
ntsetsd - Tp,,;o;..,, ~, GOnneslcus, Is
focI. - q. Wss n",1ooh .. MainS'
Ianoooh O. ha.; ns.uiLch -. Mas p; iaha'
NII, Da,r ..
bsers W;oh;oon haIIooS WaSr;,, t1reae
nsoto usn' uas .~heI9Iiehs ~ o. M,u
'bomss % H S1H Sso~,anr Z eHullsks M;Na;ss;,; 1 Is
ocE M;sSa,,u; Ifan,s ~ n
lair 10 1.S i3a Mabrasta anioc6 Hendr;cks FRANK
ada, Field 8. New Hampsbire. HancockI
l-2; Hendricks 1-2. New Jersey. Field
New York, Hendricks SO. fCheers.H
Torth Carolina. Hancock g.. Ohio. Packer
[. Oregon. Packer I: Field 3. Pennsvl-
anja. Hancock 26. Rhode Island. fDooIit-
e a. South Carolina. Haucock a. Ten
esse, Hancock 10. Texas. Hancock 6.
rermont. Hendricks 4. Viroinia. Han
Dck 10. wv. Va..Hendricks K Wisconsin.
,oolittle 8. The Chair Announced the re,
llt, Hancock I35 q English g: Packer %
'oolittle u; Hendricks l07 10; Blair Is 1-2I
ield Is; Chase 1-2; Seymore 4.
The roll was called on the 10th ballot.
Arkansas broke from Hancock and gave
endricks. 4 of her votes. Massachusl
its asked time and was passed. 1t is ru-
lored she will go for Chase. New Jersey
cred to Hendricks. Ohio asked time and
as passed.
The.excitement and interestwas intense.l
ennsylvania adhered to Hancock { KEN
lcky gave Hendricks and Hancock 8 l-2.
Massachusetts asked and. Obtained leave
, retire for fifteen minutes.
Ohio gave English ten, Hancock eleven.
nd then obtained leave to retire for con.
lltation. - s.-F~-4r,.-.r-- 80 - |
The Chair announced a general recess for
iteen minutes. q ISFffesT s7IFG - =
The following is the twentieth ballot.
Alabama uancook Ar,,onso, uo
,ck /: Uendr;cLs 4 EG.I;iorn;a Hancaai, ma
!. Hendr;cIs IL. E;eId ma,naa,;at manIUoN
nglish & DelaWare Hancock EIorida
e5dr;cEs 2 Eeorg;a Honaaei oIii;
nis' Hendr;cks he Ind;ane uanar;ohs
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