The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-07-15

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English 10
tia 1eTnson l3o -
Doolittle u
Hendricks 132
Chase e
McClelland Il
AoTman -
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NY r. 'n .Sa 30, ,ouo. c.re,u.; u.oa
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Handriots bor ont;rn 4 Missouri H.
49, Q NoraJa uondr;oLs . NJ,
~ 49, uoaSn;aI., Nj c.
~ TO- 80
WI III ILL cno,
n bv pnonimone d;rnc,;on Of his
dclrgation. and with the assent and an.
nroyoI Of everv nnblic man in that
ST. ;oo,r3;nn NJ pandInton NO
oao5od ~ mt IN nomination noainst
L;.;noEnotion b,t mo lononr ooainot
bic honor the name of Hon Horatio
Snrmo,r Let nc vote for . man wbom
the Presidency has sought, and who
has not sought the Presidency. This
no believed vou1d drive from the
49, oaboI - vosbin gton Tie he
liove6 MS pomination wonld command
~ nnanimons o~nnroval of Democrats
and Consarrative mon of all sections
NJ sid on n half the country that
Mr. seymour sbould Weld TO this wish
of tbe Convention. TGreat excitement
and annlanse. risipc and cheer
ino
Gdn Mccoot cast 81 votps for Hora-
tin Sevmonr, TRenewed cheering
Mr. Scvmour arose and said the mo-
tion inst made excited the most ming
led emotiops. He had no ]aDouaoe in
which to thank the Convention and to
oxnress his r.oret that his name had
boe, nrosentcd Init on n ouestion af-
Coo,ina b;s dntv and honor he must
stond Iv his onioion AGAINST the world.
H. oonH not bo nominoted vitbont mt.
So binsoIf ond tbe Democratic ,artv
=; I'll WI bo dscIined The rom.
r., bo moant II He noid an ole
IL - NJ p.ndlaton aid his
qucN' onJ :, cIosi,, soid
magnahlmi'y' u go -
thanking inc Gohyeh'"' '0
GATE cahno ce; "a .;mo. 80
81 o,ian;,a onorv nov
siedS eAisenSy sh~nid h.
Sonal ~
lie INSISTED 'ia1 Eo,ae,o mu'
ylGia 10 M emoo0' mnst and .bonId
na.I: o"1T Sorn'n"r H. oaIInd
stanu iur iio JsIa"atos ~ foIlon
upon inc so'ei'i eS'@ 1"
ina. ielr:
Mr. hle.nau' IN - al
ilcve everybody I w ~
ealt-n' SUI ."e oF q Tbor
part IN TINS nI'sene rno3
naa nearo senle.H.nS ~ put ueoiII GU
~ '"Ne "nJ por oC ~ D.;
tne P'ofe. nn,l -
Cln - L. IL - ,bot
S'a'es shouiu sno" ~ Tr
oey nnoui was MnuueI 80 80 20
snoooss IN Tho camnsign and eTnrrssed
his oninion that Mr.. Seymour could now
accon, the Indictment of the Conven-
,ion ui,b honor md that he should
vieId "a matter Of dutv to the West
ond u;,b him as = candidate New York
ms GOOD for 100 ono maioritv.
THE call of the roll was then proceed-
,od u;,b
Tennessee eave Sevmour 10
When Wisconsin was called. Mr.
Palmer seconded the State of Ohio. and
cast eiobt votes for Seymour IGreat
cb,cring ! Kentucky rave Seymour her
II votes. r Great cheering Massacbu-
so,ts cave u for Seymour. North Car
,Iino cbo,ood ber o votes from Hon
5r;cLs IN Sepmonr rGheers I Pcnnsvl
C.n;, 81 that her vote he mt record
~ g. H. nrnso,t M;scissiroi chow
~ e. uarooct 70 Sermonr
Cboering and confusion ensued Gel
ono,;ons s,ard;n, unoD scots RI les r.
g. - s2?C;t down in 'front.' y
a0rdorn
Mr. pr;co took the chair and insist
that Gentleman must take their seats
and would recognize no one until order
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