Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-10

waving ono Of the State standards
I ATTRACTED the attention OF The Chairman
and east the vote OF Minnesota Tor oey
mour. 49,
Georgia paid her last tribute 20 Hs 40,
cock, the most knightly solder OF w
war, Who she had anpported earnestly
but now united in voting unanimous,
for Seymour ,.,..s,...
A No StuArh 81 Aicnixsn, sa,u snsseSs'
came 10 tho Convention With = purpose
70 nominate cand,us'e wno coJ'a w.
tainly be elected thai poAuon ny oS'.,
pied today and ne men ps ',ess .ss,s -
eaies1e seymour oniS css, Mich.
man now living, ana ne wou'a cas- " "'"
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- Ia Ia ~ s,S moi. las, eve
'.s.s e,,,s.S ,Hss svsns wA;rh has now
','..s,, ~ e',ris k.re Aannsned. His
s~'.,,,rs wsr,a MOI DISTINCTLY audible to
r. rrr,r,rrs hscsuse OF conversation
sar,,,S ON In his v,esassy. He was un.
ssrs,a.,a 4. say he haa no expectation
mai Ohio would have come TO the sup.
mort Of the Gls,ingaished eitinen Of New
York In conclusion, he announced the
unanimous vote of New York for Hora-
ito Seymour $3.50 hI.. d.
Mr. Clark, OF Mississippi, called for
the ratification Of the nomination BY
three cheers for Seymour, which were
given with a win. r.'is.,..I, ,..s :. =
The Chair announced the result Of all
the States votes. The result was 81
votes for Horatio Seymour Icheersl, the
audience rising, waving of hats and
handkerchiefs. clapping of hands, etc,
for several minutes, at the conclusion OF
which loud and prslonEod calls were
made for Seymour, amid cries Of !" sit
down in 'front.'" ~.,,ss rs-,
The Chair raped his gavel, and called
the Convention to order for several
minutes, when order was finally re-
stored. $500. e,-lirs. \,
Mr.. priee.in the chair, announced that
Gov. Seymour. having received the unan-
imous vote of the Convention, was the
standard bearer for the forthcoming cam.
na;un ''.i. m
Mr.. Preston. of Kentucky, offered a
resolution to proceed to nominate a can.
d;date for the Vice. Presidency st
Mr. Woodward, seconded the motion.
4 A new SCENE of confusion ensued on a
call Of States for a nomination of can.
d;dates for The Vice-Presidency. -.g.7si
One delegate from California euloeised
H.SH Haight from that State. hut was
understood 10 saw that the State pre-
san,ad no candidate "A n. Ri
NJ c,osla of Cai;forr;a so;d ,h;s was
,;.,as anS ,hat ma;or;,v az her
SaIagssss nom;natad 4 p Rla;r
M P;alsr ~ pannsrlvan;s ,urged
ia, ,ha non;ne,;on for The Vice Pres;-
49, wv nas ! mat,sr Of Great i'm nor.ance
u WI "a -aoess Ca oonsnI,at;on
IN Mr p.ss,on of KENNEDY M sds ! MONT
fa.iar a., NJ no,;on 20 ad:osrn ~ ~
sate q rscess "a n order whilst the roll of
S aA 800 aa - o "S' Wy 'o'' "
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j. ss ~ orSar 10 auahle pauns.lnan;a -
aa,ss' sno n..s,ns ~ o ennsyi'an'a W
n'a Tn. Z rh nun. ~ ...oa. Loss
.no Iuan NJ. sn q. pas .ne qaes,ion, on =
luouon ~ I'M mi. I's"ar'' Vi mlch'Rah, 'oT
tgsess VI ohe hour4 N =,