The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-10


Inc announcement OF the twenty second ballot
giving the whole vote OF the Convention a. unit to
pause that for minutes was perfectly deafen
ing ana was recapitulation Of the scene OF tumuH
and uproar already described.
NOMINATION. FOR VICE PRESIDENT
General Preston, OF Kentucky mounting on mis-
seat after terrible effort secured the attention of
Chairman, Is II now in order to proceed with the
nominations OF Vice President, Is it necessary that
sdopteds II resolution 10 not necessary / now
move that the Convention proceed with the uomina-
A RRoRss CALLED FOR.
A DELEGATE here succeeded in making himself
heard In moving that the Convention take recess
Cries OF "No, no, and fresh confusion.
The CHAIRMAN-The Convention will come TO or
what said, and delegates will resume their seats 50
that we may be able to see what b going on.
BALLOT FOR VICE PRESIDENT CALLED FOR
General PRESTON. of Kentucky-Mr. Chairman.
now move that the Convention do proceed TO nomi-
Mr. WOODWARD, Of Pennsylvania-Mr. Chairman.
d 1t in order to nominate candidates for the Vice
Temporary CHArRMAN--Ths question WIN b put
on the proposition Of the gentleman from KENTUCKY,
the Convention do now s proceed to nominate vios
President All those who are Of that opinion wan
Inc motion was then declared carried.
The temporary CHAIRnAN-The Convention WIN
Mr. WOODWARD moved that q roll Of the States be
nrst called. tOries Of mo, no" and "Aye, aye" con-
Tho sBcnsrAaY-It is best to adhere to the riss
adopted In baloting for President-that we proceed
with the call Of ststes tn alphabetical order.
address some remarks to the CHAIR, but his voice
was lost In cries Of "Order, order"
hearing said:-T rose for the purpose Of making
nomination. but l Withdraw, as understandable
Cries az "C0l1 roll. call the roll
ORDER OF PROCEEDING.
The SkcRErARY-Accordng to the regular ruie
Is that the roll Of States shall be called and those
States desiring to nominate candidates SHALL through
the chairman Of each delegation, nominate its can
REoRss FOR AN HOUR.
At this stage motion to take recess for an hour
prevailed amid great confusion
The calling Of the roll Of States to nominate for
the Vice Presidency was then proceeded with.
ArkansaS-NO nomination.
CalfOrna-No nomination.
A RECESS ORDERED
A DHLEGArHLl move we take a recess until four
O'Clock. Confusion and cries Of No, no"D
CHAIRMAN-The CHAIR win submit no proposition
until the Convention comes to order
Mr.. BOYER, OF Pennsylvania move the C0nven-
ton take recess for half an hour. ("No, no" apd
Another DELEGATE from Pennsylvania desire to
make suggestion to the members of this Conven-
Presidency will be an important matter at the COM
ing election suggest the proprle and necessity OF
recess for half an hour for consultation. Cries OF
mo, nO,n and COnfusiOn)
A DELEaATR-No motion for recess or to adjoura
is In order while the roll is being called.
the order OF the Convention be suspended for tho
purpose Of receiving from the delegation from Penn
syvania a nomination for Vice President.
Mr.. STEWART, OF Michigan moved an amendment
to take recess for an hour, which was carried.
THs RBosss-scINss IN THs STREETS
Tammany Hall was the scene Of intense excitement.
Immense crowds assembled IN front Of the building
to their feelings. The name Of favorlts candidate
would ever and anon elicit ringing cheer from the
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the street and sidewalks, good humor and the best
q order prevailed: YET while anger wa: aSsen1
assembled crowds who, Of every 3ims their demo
loud ' and prolonged shouts q 'A' appreciation.
Nor need It be added that thousands joined
Tine S sns aS Sr s
what they believed Of necessity deserved such out
ward tokens OF approval Never dfd Fourteenth
CASTOR did such an excited multitude assemble.
While every eye in the vast assemblage beamed with
them into Juror Of delight there was no doubt that
harmony and unanimity moved the vast crowds.
Afternoon Session.
The Convention was called to order by Governor
PRICE, who said:-The Secretary win now proceed to
the calling of the States for the nomination Of candi
dates for the Vice Presidency.
The SBCRBrARY-I will state TO the Convention
that the several resolutions that sent up here win
remain upon the table and win be taken up In their
order, but 1t Is now pending the call, and therefore
not now In order.
THE BALLOT FOR VICE PRESIDENT CONTINUED
The PREsIDENT-The Secretary will now proceed.
Having quit upon Connecticut he will cau the state
of Delaware.
Delaware, Florida and Georgia makes no nomins-
ton.
Illinois-Judge SPARES, OF Illinois, said:-Mf.
Presdent-The state Of Illinois casts by the instruo-
ton ofthe State convention that sent US here tho
vote Of that State for the greatest man In the west
George q. Pendleton, Of Ohio l0heers-l The state
of that distinguished statesman and voted its par.
tcuIar choicen voting for the greatest man in this
nS voted thus far am Instructed Sy the dsisgaca
OF that state now to present TO this Convention as
own distinauished sons. Mentioning hIm refer back
to times pass TO mention the names OF CLAY and
webster, and l mention later name-that OF the
who h he did not get the credit for the capture q
vicksburg, whose brains originated its capture
(cheers)-but, holding subordinate position, the
glory was given TO much inferior man. Voices
THAT'S tn mean General John A. MoCiesnand.
General Mo6LERxAHD rose in his seat and said,--
Mr.. President-The state OF Illinois, through hoR
delegation In this M has done me tne donor
dent OF the United States This compliment b far
ab.ve any merit which possess. beg, In return,
TO ofer my sncerest thanks but, IN doing 80, be4
that the delegation Of Illinois VIII withdraw my
name from the consideration OF this Convention.
Voices--sNo NON came here, Mr.. President and
gentlemen OF the Convention seeking once, bus
to contribute my humble efforts 70 deliver the
country from the thraldom which now binds her and
degrades her. iCheers.) l have given my enorts In
the Soldiers ann Sailors Convention, and In my
humble way In this Convention, TO bring about thas
result As democrat fron Illinois and as an Amer
lean citizen approve OF the nomination made to-
day for President can only say In behalf OF tho
distinguished body OF soldiers and sailors assembled
few days since that that nomination will meet with
hearty response. The coming election will demon
strate the fact that all the soldiers ana saiors OF
this county not for q sham hero-lapplause)-a
mere fortuity-a compromise between ablerand bet
ter men; that they are not for o plagiarism upon
better mems deserts. In that they are for H0ratio
Seymour, eminent statesman, an orator, gen.
uaman man Qualified TO Administer the executive