New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-09
Mr sr,sroN Krl-rhe pe!egatIon FROM Kentucky

Mr. STANTON Ry)-The Delegation from KENTUCKY
asks leave To retire for consultation - 10. ,o,v
UT. & until ocioCk iCrles of No no"l Lost.
Mr.. TmDEN On G.l-The New-fOrk Delegatioh "'A
As tbfo delegations are ont it is useless to weary the
Secretary with calling the roll until they return
The sEcRETARY-By announcement OF INC PresmehtS;
the business Of the Convention will now be suspehded
until the three delegations ron H henIucky InOi' 'O
A DELEG ATE-FiX the time.
AnotherD ELEGATE-MaRe 10 ten minutes -, a..
The SECRETARY-A OF ten minutes Is cahed ior
The PREsiDEYr-The Chair Will remind the delegates
who tenacious that something should De DONE 10
remember the Secretaries, whose duties are very One
and therefore recess of ten minutes VIII DO ao"ou
The Convention took recess for ten minutes, after
which the Secretary announced that they would proceed
~ SEVENTEENTH BALLOT.
ALABAMA for Hancock. Loud appi3use'I
cMiFoRSIA. for PendieIon' Il for Hancock and
for Chase. Laughter aud cheersJ -. rr,,ooo,, tAr
CONSECTICUT.-3fO for Pendeton; for hancock zap
'DELiwAnE-For Pendeton.
FLORIDA-3 for Hendricks.
GEORGIA. for Gen. Hancock. lApplGusel 49, ~,
The SECRETARY Of the Convention SAID tIat INC Dele
cation from Illinois out, and proceeded 10 the ro
mDrAN,.-1o for Hendricks, and for PcndletOn
IOwA.-8 votes for PendletOn.
KANSAS for Hendricks, for Hancock;
The Kentucky delegation being Out' the pai'o' con-
LoUIsrANA.--7fo for Hancock. IApplausel nan
NAME for Hancock; Is for Pehuetoh Ior hon-
M&RYLASD- Hendricks, /; Hancock; 6; lArpplau9s,el
MAssCHUsErTs.-lI for Hancock and for Pendieton
MICmGAN-8 for Hendricks. ..,. "a,
MINNESOTA for Pendleton and for Hancock. zap
plauso.
MIssIssIPPI.-seven Tor Hancock.
observation-disclosures did net respond; the secretary
passed to the next State on the LIST -
NEBRASKA sOMEATEs JOIN 7. HOFFMAN,
srcted by the Nebraska delegation TO cast her vote for
that gallant Chief the Tammany Democracy John l.
Holman of New York. lCheers.l
NEyADA.-Three for PcudletOn.
NEw-HAMTsHRE.-5f for Hancock. lApplausel
NEW JERSEY for Parker. lLaughterJ
NEw-YORK.--33 for Hendricks. lApplausel
NORM CARoLNA.-0 for Hancock IApplause@
OREGON ATTEMPTS 10 CAST Il VOTES;
OREGOS.-2l TOR Pendlcton. Loud laughter ~, o..
casts her votcs-instead Of 2for Pendleton Laugh
teri ,,,...,
RHODE IsLASD.-4 for DoOlittle.
SOUTH C,RoIISA-G for Hancock lCheers.l
TESNEssEE.-5k for JOhnsOni a for RendetOn
TEXAs-G for Hancock. iAppiause.I
VERMONT for Hendricks.
VIRGNIA.-lO for Hancock lCheersI
WEST ymGNIA.-3 Tor Hancock, for Pendleton, and
for Hendricks. lCheersl
WIsCONsIS.-8 for DoOlttle.
ILLINOIS CASTS % VOTES.
IIIINoIs--17 for PendetUu, aud 10 for Hendricks.
Tie SECBETARY-iOw = that
lGreat confusion on the door OF the Conveniently
A DELEGATE FROM ILlINOIs-Mr. Chairman
The CHAIEAAN-Win the Convention come TO order
DELEGATES must take their seats before any business can
BE- done. Tie delegates I'm the aises must sit down
The sECRErARY-The state OF Illinois is entitled to l6
votes under the electoral vote
for Pendleon for Andrew Johnson and the bal
a Tg V sregPTtRSnos casts her G votes as follows
Pendcton g. Andrew johnson l. Hendricks Votes lap
plausr.l -,
States of Kentucky and Missouri bur their delegations
had not yet returned having retired Tor consultation
THE SECRETARY-Wmle the Convention Is waiting Tor
those delegates 10 return, will make some announce
ments Should TIE Convention take recess at any time
again to-day tonight, checks Will be delivered at the
door 10 parties going ont. should the Convention adj
ourn until Tomorrow gentlemen are requested by their
cal IA
20 them fof tomorrow The following "a received
from tho secretary Of the National Executive Committee
Chaunen Of the several Delegations ar requested - send to
the rooms Of e National Committee poaeu'y at o'clock this even
ing aHd receive then tickets or trmnr'o". -, o.,
Mr.. STUART AiiclI wish to ask the attention OF the
Chair for q moment. II our seats could be arranged
differently 10 would oc very convenient LOT Us. nnen we
first came to THIS convention one OI our uergauOn MA
easy 20 arrange 1t so that We could have a seat
The CHAHAAS.-Ihe sergeantatarmS VIII try ana
MIR. Tides OF New ork.-The Convention in prosecu-
ton of mOuOOnous duties, has reached point where
It evident 10 al tho members Interested WIN this I'M
portant trust mat they should pause ana CONSIDER
Mr. TmDEN-A little time is but of little moment. 1t is
of mOment that act wisely aud well IN the POSI-
ton TO which we have arrived theFeiSre onno IGr
NIFTY CONSULTATION and reeotion thHt the convention
VoICEsy"No' mo, YES" Yes
Mr. VALLANDIGHAM (ohioj-I second the motion to
adjourn. -. -. ..,,,., 10.
n DELEGAIh-"ha' pecoiies o' 'no '0'o "iH'' "''
lust been taken.
lHAIgMAS-Ihc proposition is that the
adjourn when the Kentucky aud Missouri delegations
return and vote anu the vote IS announced.
Mr. CLIAER Pal-On that nomination call for vote
by States
A Delegate from Pennsylvania rise TO q point OF
order Can Ia adjourn be made ana entertained
pending a roll calf | have never known 10 done.
The CHAIRMAN-The proposition was 10 adjourn when
the several delegations returned aud the vote was an-
nounced Those favor VI the motion 10 adjourn when
the delegations from Kentucky and MISC lu return Will,
when their called answer III the Affirmative;
those opposed, in the negative
DELEGATEl will require five minutes at least Tor the
different delegations 10 decide how they will vote.
The CiiAIsNAN-The delegates are allowed nye minutes
consult with each other TO the adjournment under
the rule.
MISsoURI-The Missouri delegation having returned to
the hail. the Chairman Of the Delegation voted for Hen
dricks and Tor Hancock
KENTUCKY.The Kentucky Delegation having returned,
PcndlctOn Tor General Hancock, for Hendricks and
not voting
The SECRETARY announced the result as follows:
Whole number OF votes cast 3l6t, OF Which ". ). Han
COCK received 1874 Geo. H. PenuttOn 70t Joel Parker
Andrew johnson 6, James II. DUOiittle H. Thomas A.
hendricks 80, :. +. Chase, !. John 4. honmanS.
SKESTBSNIH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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