The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-08

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NEW YORK, July 7'-on the htth ballot In
diana voted for Pendeton after long consur
tation. This increased Pendleton's vote to IN.
Mr.. MoMullin, OF virginia, moved recess
until O'Clock; which Was not agreed to.
The roll was then ordered for the sixth bal
lot' and Mr.. Tilden asked leave for the New
York delegation to retire for consultation to
| consult as to its member Of the national COM
mittee. This was lost.
A motion to adjourn was again lost.
The sixth ballot resulted, English 0, Han.
| cock ~, Peudleton 172lf. Parker 10, Church IS,
Packer 81, A. johnson q, Doolittie II, Hen.
| bricks 30, Blsir5 Missouri cast one.half less
| than her full vote.
A delegate from North Csrolins said It was
| evident that the Convention had accomplished
nothing, and he moved an adjournment; which
question was lost.
Mr.. Clymer, OF Pennsylvsnia, moved that
the Convention take recess until o'clock,
p. m. Lost.
Pennsylyania asked but was refused leave
to retire for consultation.
A motion for q recess until six o'clock was
made, and vote ordered by States.
Before the roll was called, a communication
was received from the Soldiers and Sailors
Convention, announcing the adoption Of a
resolution approving and endorsing the plat
form OF the Democratic National Conven-
ton.
On motion OF Mr.. Richardson, this communi.
cation was ordered to be spread ON the min
utes.
The motion for recess until six o'clock was
then, on call OF the States, rejected-yeas 90,
nays 2ls.
Maryland moved an adjournment.
~ tab h,tG 49, a
Journment agreed to.
New YonK, July 7.-Florida changed from
Hancock to Dooiittle; Michigan changed from
II. Johnson to Hendricks North Carolina gave
Hancock hve-and-a-half, Pendieton two-anda-
hall, and Packer l; South Carolina gave John
q. Adams Il Georgia gave Blsiroj Arkansas
added three to Pendleton. Indiana not having
yet returned, the vote Q, ODD English, 7; Han,
cock, %6i Pendleton, 100; Parker, Is; Church,
50; Packer, u; A. johnson, ~; Doolittlc, 10;
Hendricks, lsIs; X. johnson, "a; Blair l9,S.
NEW YORK, July THE feeling tonight In
that ticket composed Of Chase and Hancock
may possibly be nominated after the recess
tomorrow.
It's presumed that the Pennsylvania dele
CATION will tomorrow break from Packer.
NEW York, July 7-Reports which have
been In circulation for the past few days a. to
break In the Ohio delegation, appear to be
well founded, and considerable Ill feeling
seems to exist among the delegation in oonse-
quence. 1t is further stated one reason for
the non-presentation of Chase's name to-day
waa that his friends were reluctant to excite
the hostility OF the Pendleton men by pressing
his claims until 1t should become certain that
Pendleton could not be nominated.
The name OF Gen Blair was started to-day,
In advance OF the wishes OF his friends, by an
enthusiastic supporter from Kansas. 1t was
intended to hold 1t back until tomorrow.
The following are the words used by Cover.
nor seymour declining the nomination, during
the fourth ballot, In the Convention to-day /;
trust may be permitted now to make a
single remark. Very much to my surprise my
name mas been mentioned 1 must not be nomi-
mated oy this Convention, as could not ae-
eept Its nomination n rendered, which do
not expect. MY own inclinations prompted
me- W ueoiine ~ AT the outset. MY honor com.