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

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and Vice President, and ! now move here that our
nominations be made unanimous by v0te-delegataon
and audience. tGreat cheering.) ~.
COMMITTEE TO WAIT ON THE NoMINEEs>
Mr.. MCDONNELL, Of Pennsyivania-I move, SIR, that
this Convention to inform the nominees Of the sct on
OF this Conversion and that this committee be named
by the delegations from the several States.
MT: X d. KERR, OF Pennsylvania, seconded the
the resolution was then put by the CHAIR and car
Some confusion having here ensued, and many
delegates endeavoring to ofrer resolutions,
Nj. MCDONNELL asked that the will OF the Con-
carried out and he suggested call Of the states ior
the purpose. -. a.--.---..
THE PROCEEDINGS TO BE PUBLISHED.
Mr.. WOODWARD, Of Pennsylvania, moved that the
proceedings Of the Convention be prepared and pub
lished 10 pamphlet form by the Secretary OF the Con-
vention. e hHI
No objection being made the resolution was de-
clared adopted.
LANCASTER PEsssYLvAS,A, sESolclsa OVER TIE
the SECRETARY then read the following telegraphic
W. 30 ara LANCASTER Pa, July Q 1853
The democratic Of this city drins city guns
received with the greatest enthusiasm and subtraction.
Immense cheerng) r ssss a.... ...e 81.
THANKS TO IKE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK.
Mr. PURMAS, OF Pennsylvania, O1ered the fol-
lowing resolution r.....-. .-e
Resolved cordial thanks Of the delegates to the
Of York for their large hearted courtesy and
city Which neye sstered IL her devotion 70 the dsmScaey
the constitution and the law.
The resolution was adopted with reclamation.
THANKS TO THE OFFICERS or THE CONVENTION.
Mr. WHITE OF Mary land, then offered the following
resolution ..r, r.. 49, ,..-a..,o Z
Resolved That the thanks Of this Convention are hereby
for the able and impartial and most satisfactory in
which they have discharged their respective duties. ~
rhar .lt,tfna
SYMPATHY WITH THE LABoRINa CLASSES
Mr.. YALLANDlGHAM, OF Ohio, moved the following
resolution
Resolved, That Convention sympathize cordially with
the working the United efforts
the rights and the interests Of labor and the abOrng
The resolution was received. with cheers and
adopted.
The following committee was appointed to wait ON
the nominees OF the Convention
The SECRETARY-The roll viii now be called, and
the chairmen Of each delegation win please state the
name OF the committee that will be appointed to wait
on the President and Vice President TO inform them
Of their nomination.
The names were then handed In and subsequently
announced
The following is the composition Of the commit.
tee:- M .f .N N rI
Aabama-Michael j. Bulger
Arkansas-P. o. Thweatt.
Ca1fornla-Joseph Roberts.
Connecticut-James A. Hovey
Delaware-ThOs. b. Bradford. .t
FlOrida-Wilkinson Call.
GeOrgia-COl0nel d. p. Hin
IllinOis-Wm. y. Gowdy.
Indiana-General NJ. D. Manson.
IOwa-A G. Dodge
Kansas-Isaae Sharpe
Acknowledgement VIM. Preston.
LOuisiana,-ThOs. Allen Clarke. ri
Maine-H. b. Rice.
MISREPRESENTATION Pnckney White.
Massachusetts,. G. Abbott. t..
Michigan-C: E. Stuart.
Misunderstanding A. German. u
Nississippi-W. II. McCardle.
Mssouri-General Thomas Price.
Nebraska-George L. Miller. r.
Nevada-D. E. Buell..
New Hamsphire-Aibert W. Hatch.
New Jersey-Henry s, Little.
New Y0rk-Francis Herman.
North Carona--M. w. Ransom. -sr-e.-
Ohio-General George w. Morgan.
Pennsylvania~ Colonel william Patterson
Rhode lsland-ThOmas w. Steere.
South Carolina. B. Campbell
Tennessee-General Willfam D. Bates.
Texas-F. S. LOckdale. ..0 ~. .ft
VermOnt-P. 8. BENJAMIN.
virginia-General James NJ Kemper. it
West Virginla-JOhn A. Martin. t,.t o. 81. t..
WincOnsin-Ge0rge Reed
Northumberland Green Clay Smith. r eg
IdahoZThomas w. Belts
New MexicO-Rebert B. Mitchell.
Arizona-ThOmas Evershed. q, r ,.--.. -.-r
COlorado-General William Gray
VOTE OF THANKS no THE PRESS OF NEW YORK;
thanks to the press Of this city,
Resolved That hereby tender unanimous thanks
the proceedings Of this Convention. iAppIsussj :
MASS RATIFICATION MEETING, ~.
WHICH has been made to- s 70 te
gates from all parts Of the Union to this Convention,
and hope our distinguished Secretary will now an
nOunce 1t. The suggestion Is that hold ratinca-
ton meeting tonight In Union square Of the nomna-
ti0ns Of this Convention at eight O'Clock. Loud
cheers.)
The SECRETARY I'm his usual stentortan voice then
said:--I requested TO state that grand ratifca-
ton of the candidates Of this Convention will be
held tonight in Union square at eight O'CLOCK loud
cheers)
VOTE OF THANKS TO CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.
Mr. Oh New a fSe ant ne o 1s OF
ton are rendered to Chief Justice Chase for
the justice, mpartiaty and integrity with which he
presided over the Court OF impeachment Tremen-
The resolution was then put and carried with &C
clamation.
-- - FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
Great confusion prevailed throughout the hall at
this time, members having seemingly thrown or all
together had been discharged and fully and satisfac
torily performed and that they could enter into the
enjoyment OF the common things OF life. Talking,
in the midst Of which delegate moved that the Con-
vention adjourn sine die.
The CHAIRMAN pro tenn. put the vote 10 the meet
ing and announced 1t adopted, when he accordingly
declared the Convention adjourned sine die.
were then sn 0T Or for
up and the spectators began to clear out Of the
So ended the great Democratic National Conven-
NOMINATION NOTES.
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What Ii Thought Of the Presidential Ticket
The Pendleton Delegates Plcased-Ratin-
cation Meetings Last Night.
The Democratic National Convention Is at last
over and may now be numbered with the things
that were Tammany Hall, inaugurated with 30
much buster last Saturday and filed with large
crowds ever since, the scene Of the utmost excite
ment during that period and the rendezvous OF
delegates from all parts OF the Union is now
silent and no steps break the silence OF