Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-09
V"e1 XXXII.
Chase. The galleries broke out in srea. cheer.

Chase. The galleries broke out in srsa, cheer.
ing.
The Chair announced tina, tn a bn.,ne.s in or.
der was the nine eenth bali a
A Delegate from Califo.. ma. in few remarks,
nomnated Judge Fiel 4. OF that S;a,e. as can.
dida foi the Pr 81 cent, whom he eulogized a. a
gnsIGian CT TIE Constitution and Of the country
against ssssu q of the Radicals at W ashington.
ISchdued saee.s.l
M. Vallan ighavn said he had communica-
ton In writing, which, with leave OF the Chair,
he would read from the stand.
When Mr.. Valtandigham appeared on the
platform he was greeted with moderate ap-
plause, and read letter from Mr.. Pend,eton
dated Cincinnati July 2, 10 Washington Me-
Lean, of the OHIO delegation authorizing
the withdrawal Of his name whenever i
should seem desirable. He deemed the sue.
cess Of the party far more important than the
qualification Of any personal ambition. II a,
any time man could be presented that was
likely more heartily to unite the pa -ty, let his
(Pendleton's) name be Withdrawn.
Mr. Vallardigham said it was Mr.. McLean's
desire to present this letter early yesterday,
bat the OHIO delegation thought it best to kee ,
his name before the Convention throughout
yesterday. He commended the magnanimity,
unselfishpess, and patriotism Of this letter, and
finally withdrew the name Of Mr.. Pendleton,
thanking those who had supported him with
such Hdeiity. f6reat cheering] ...
The roll was then called for the nineteenth
ballot, when Alabama and Arkansas led or for
Hancock, Icheers:l Connecticut to the support
OF English; Delaware went tor Hancock,
lcheers;I Mr.. Richardson cast the entire vote
OF Illinois for Hendricks. A delegate from
the second district arose to object to being
counted for Hendricks = but was ruled out
OF order. Massachusetts voted solidly for
Hancock. Nevada for Field. New Jersey, ?
for Field. New York adhered to Hendricks.
Ohio went solidiy for Packer Of Penusylva-
MIA. Oregon gave Packer 1, Field 2; PennsyI-
yania retired for consultation. Tennessee cast
her vote 10 for Hancock (Cheers.l PennsyI-
vania came forward and cast 26 for Hancock
lGreat cheers.]
The following is the 10Th ballot in full !.
Alabams, Haocock 8; Arkansas, Hancock 5:
California, Hendricks 1K; Field, 8; Chase y .
Connecticut, English, 8; Delaware, Hancock,
3; Florida, Hendricks, 3; Georgia, Hancock, Q;
Illinois, Hendricks, 1G; Indiana, Hendricks,
10; Iowa, Hendricks, 6; Kansas, Hancock, I!
Hendricks, ,; Kentucky, Hancock, 3, Hen.
bricks, 81, ]. III. Seymour. of Con-, az: not
voting, :; Louisiana, Hancock, :; Maine,
Hareock, AZ, Herdricks, 2X: Maryland.
Hancock, 3, Hendricks 1; Blair, 3; Mas
sachusetts, Hancock, IL, (great cheering !;
Michigan Hendricks, 8; Minnesota, Hancock
], Hendricks, 2h, Seymour, \; Mississippi,
Hancock J; Missouri, Hancock, y, BLAIR, 10Y :
Nebraska, Hendricks 3; Nevada, Field, 3; New
HampsIre, Hancock, AZ, Hendricks, X: New
Jersey, Field, :: New York, Hendricks, 80.
lCheers1 North Carolina, Hancock. ::
Ohio, Pscker. 81; Oregon, Packer, I,
Field, 2; Pennsylvania,. Hsncock, e6.
Rhcde Island. Doolittle, 3; South Carolina ,
Honcocs, 8: Tennessee, Hancock, 10; Texas.
Hancock, d: Vermont, Hendricks, 5; Virginia,
Hancock, 10; West Virginia, Hendri cks, s;
Wisconsin, Doollttle. s.
The Chair then announced the result, as 10.
iows:-Hancock. I:ik; English, 8; Packer, ~,
Doolittls, IL, Hendricks, 1OIk; Blair, l3k:
Field. Is; Chase, n; T. H. Seymour, T..
The roll was next called on tse 2uth tllos
when Arkansas broke from Hancock and gave
HC Ddricks OF her votes
Massachusetts, ssked time for consultation.
and her name was pass"d. II is rumored
she will go for Chase. New Jersey voted =
for Hancock; New York adhered to Hendricks:
Ohio asked time, and was excused; Penusyl
vania adhered TO Hancock; Kentucky gave
Hendricks q Hancock 3k; Massachu husetts as ked
and obtained leave to retire for Is minutes;
Ohio gave English 10, Hancock II, and then
obtained leave to retire for consultation.
The Chair announced general recess for IS
minutes. f
TIE following is the result OF the twentieth
ballot In detail Alabama, Hancock 8, Arkan /.
sss, Hancock I, Hendricks 4; California, Han.
cock n, Hendricks ~, Field 3; Connecticut.
English 6; Delaware, Hancock 3; Florida, Hen :
bricks Q; Georgia, Hancock o. Illinois, Hen.
dricks 16 Indiana, Hendricks 13; Iowa, Hen
bricks 6; Kansas, Hancock I, Hendricks 2;
Kentucky, Hancock az. Hendricks S, T. H.
Seymour 2, Louisiana, Hancock 2; Maine,
Hancock ~ Hendricks 2X; Maryland. Han
cock 8. Hendricks !, Frank Blair 3.
Maryland, Hancock 3, Hendricks I, Frank
Blair, 3; Massachusetts, IL, one declined to vote
Michigan, Hendricks, &; Minnesota, Hancock,
Y, Hendricks. 3x; Mississippi, Hancock, y;
Missouri, Hancock, ], Frank Blair. 10:
Nebraska, Frank Blair, 3, Nevada,
Fields, 2; New Hampshire, Hancock, Ak,
Hendricks, y; New Jersey, Hendricks, :; New
York, Hendricks. 81; North Carolina, Hancock,
9; Ohio. English, 10; Hancock, Oregon, Field,
3; Pennsyivania, Hancock, &c; Rhode Island,
Doolittle, q; South Carolina, Hancock, 9; Ten
nessee, Hancock, 10; Texas, Hancock, 6; Yer,
mont, Hendricks, 8; Virginia, Hsncock, 10:
Hendricks, 4; Wisconsin, Doolittle. 6.
During the recess John Morrisey offered to
bet thar English would be the nominee
The caucussing was active all o yer the hal
this morning, each delegation revie wing the
field; discussing the chance Of the different can
didates, and determining how TO vote on the
next ballot. or how to change their votes If
there should be any general changing Of voIes
before the commencement Of the 10th ballot
still pendins.
TIE result was then announced as follows:
English, l6; Hancock. li2k [cheers;l Doolittle,
IL; Hendricks, l2l; Blair, -; Field, o; ]. II.
seymour 2.
TRLRGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION WITH NEW
following dispatches were re.
ceived by the President this morning:
To has EzeelleHey the President Of the URited
STATES The capital Of New Mexico sends 10
vnu nd Oh m fbo hop