New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-10

for the Vccpre>dency the Secretary, Mr.. Perrin pro
cecdcd TO call the roll Of the States for nominations
Down the list, far Illinois. the delegations were III
different and 40 nomination was made Inc limos
DELEGATES named Gen. John 4. McCernand as their
choice Gen. NcCcrnand, who was present asked mat
his name be- Withdrawn, which was accordingly done,
and Iowa named the Hon. A. G. Dodge. Kansas gave
the name OF GEN Thomas Ewing ir, whose name was
appiauded, bat subsequently Withdrawn. Kentucky
nominated Gen. +. T Blair, ir, Louisiana
seconded, and Maine, Maryland, Mis'is-
sippi Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, North
Carolina Oregon, Pennsylvania South Carolina, Tonnes
see New-York, and Iowa pronounced for Blair. Wade
Hampton announced the Of South Carolina. Gen.
Forrest announced Che vote Of Tennessee and expressed
the thanks OF Ls delegation for the courtesy with which
they had been treated The Chair then declared Gen.
Frank p Blair unanimously nominated for VicePresdent
by the Convention.
Mr. Herman Of New-York presented resolution OF
thanks 20 Salmon r. Chase "for the able and impartial
IN which he presided over the trial oil lmpeach
mcnt," which passed. Mr.. Vallandigham Of ONO
also threw crmb to the laborng men, ID the shape
Of a resolution Of sympathy, immel atey after winch,
by the motion Of Mr. MCCOOk OF Ohio the Convention
adjourned sine die.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS.
The Convention was called to order at 1O5
o'clock. the Hon. Thomas L. Price in tho chair.
The Rev Dr. PLuAMER, OF south Carohua,ohered prayer
MI SLADG .MuJ--Nr President
The CnAuNA>Thr AI-t business IN order is the read
Of the pfUccedIug- cd Yesterday.
lir BtcI. uud move That the reading OF the jour
Tie Cnsuoi, NI VIM so ordered unless objection is
made itl- soo.a,rtd.
rIil SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. ~
Alf SLaDi t-4u.--l ti,g 10 "a p.NiNg't question: Ius
Convrn:. s..rtrcd Notwithstanding the delegates
TO the Srif+In sailors Convection Ia seats upon TINS
moor N'"t"', Complaints however nave oeem maui
iu ny ur,t, lad >ulue 4 them personally 70 nySeH,
The IaasjuaHr-rhe Secretary viii state the proceed
lngs U tru 20 Inc delegates To thc soldiers ana oa
Thc -stiIii-Iu conformity to the resolution of the
ConyeUucn inviting the Del to the s"ialerI ana
SSiioiS '" y e, c,,tiye 5,1Dnnittce through
their l- .ad sent 20 their hall for distribution TINS
hal IS united 30 capacity, ana tine committee nave en-
dec extend ie courtesy just as lar as inc Se"''
M >, tnrI -l that delegates have presented their
icle.sarJ nave been reused admission
Nh, CilN- Those weic me- tickets that were issued
for pevt.d day The tickets were changed yesterday
and new Tickets sent to the officers OF that Copyen-
y. slADl-t move that the explanation be entered
Tle CuuH.>-Ir viii be so ordered unless there is
2!r 3Eaua.S At aioJ- We have now reached the fifth
day OF or ..' without any successful result now
ask leave 90 present 20 the Convention another name for
their consideration. Wil nominate Gen. Francis i.
Blair OF ,-o. lois nos necessary, in his connection
"a Iirro.u~. .-u.,-rf.. f.. tl.. .ta hnown 90 The
ylu4t cuug . 30 .uut do ui- o ulsparase the quail
whosc iles e ,enfedfor The consideration Of the
Convention, VIII only say That Gen BAR Is emlnenly
=
hIinnell o tGt'' lGii td rom 9" pnrpoee once
deliberately termed although another coordinate depart
ment the Government may place Itself IN the way OF
it, Performance; and Prcs cent of the United states
and he would give 10 living meaning WHICH IN inc
absence any judicial interpretation 10 the contrary,
gives 10 Ihe President tue right and imposes upon HIN
the duty. OF refusing io execute UNCONSTITUTIONAL Jaws
lAppaJse u would meet tbe demands OF TINS crisis
il Wouiu NOT shrink from the issues OF tins houT We
must BY SONS ;ay form o. acton maii'%n Tng inuf
The great evil dll,. which have 20 contend lt Is
the fruitful e ai Or uCubs. u Is that which j.
irving "slEGcr iAe udLeNelA ol our Government any
suhsimu Tie views faction for the requirements OF
the Constitute. We want man az the head OF the
Government who knows ho dGues % the Executive st@-
tiou. aud knowing dole maintain mem. sscn man -
sideTttion Of .hS Convention.
The CHAuEyAS-Ns. BrodEead Of the Missouri Delega-
President Francis 7 Blair. ir Of Missouri.
Mr.. MILLER VcIm,l-I rso, sI, 10 a privileged ques,
u ts C6nyoyi fdaT thai It is rather made mat
ter Of coperatu on by - portion Of the press that the
superior shrev dlcs5 sharpness Or believe that is
Rf %SI 4 a be- ' Tf or Sow Sn SIR aade t to
the announcement Of the change IN the vote OF me dele
cation from New-Nork. and 1 insist nippon IT, SIR that
upon delegation voting for rs candidate or IN chang.
Jolrson OF salmon p Lthunderso Of applause, long
contiuuedl-!t shall c0rtcnt Itself with supply voting
@ iS 6ir NAV give te S TO tie ntnations that
srewdues and -hapuess cmanatrg from where u may
eau override the prevailing order OF TINS Convection
i On (LWi the Gentleman submit his motion
Mr NITTEa-I make no motion; / simply rise to
pr1ls1 gucstio TO call attention to that
alleged mat the orders Of this Convention cannot be
them. lGreat confusion and cries OF "Ordel'l
The CIlIENANThe frst business IA order Will be the
calling Of the roll FOR INC l9Jh ballot. -
CALIFORNIA NoMIyArES sTErIIEN j. FIELD.
of placing beoro the Convention The name OF an eminent
gentleman and statesman gentleman, OF acconpnshed
education brilliant tdeuts-0nc who has distinguished
himself i'm the service " bis State and the nation; gen
feinan Who has occupied the highest position of the
Judiciary OF California; who from that position was
transferred the supreme Court OF the united states
Occupyi that position, was his province TO stand up
like wall OF h!e AGAINST the emo, no % idvVa
domination. ana stand as tbe guardian OF me CGnsulu
party al washington; vndicate the charter OF our lib
cries at inc When u required some one OF ability 10
ande. Sir to Stephen j. Field OF the Supreme Court
A DEiEG lTE-SIr. Chairman
The CHAIRM,N--Tho Clerk will announce the nomina-
ton; wait until the nomination Of the candidate Is regu-
larly announced and recorded.
ton Tor President stephen J Field OF California
t0"''''' PEyDLEToN wIrmDEAws.
Mr. VALLANDIGHAM lOhiOl-I have "a communication in
writing make this Convention. BY permission Of
the Chair VIII read U rom inc stand applause
during which Nr Vallaudgham made his way TO the ros
The CHAR-Mr vallandgham Of OHIO viii make
communication % the Convention.
Mr.. VA1LtDIGHAN-The following is the communities
~" - ''''" FESDLEroNs LETTER.
WASHINGTON NOLAN. rim Arent,e Hotel, Tel5.T0rk.
MY DEAR SIR; You know better than any one the feel
tpgs and principles which have guided my conduct since
the aDOh OF NY Adhit IItAiucHtdl
ton You know that willie c0vet the good opinion Of
my countrmeu, and would feel an honest pride in so
distng shed mark OF their confidence do not desire
il at the expense OF single electoral vote great
paue least disturbance Of the harmony Of our
party consider the of the Democratic party in
the next OF far greater Importance than the graft
fcaOn any personal ambition however pure and LOFTY
Ii might be. LOud cheers H. therefore, at any time
name shall DC suggested which, IN the opinion or your
self and those friends who have shared our condolences,
shall be before the country, or which can more
thoroughly party beg that YOU viii in
etantiv Withdraw name, aud pledge 10 the Conven-
hearty and Jealous ana active support Tor ls
nominee Very truly yours GEO. H. PENDLEToN
So. .rffrn