New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08


sire TO have read certain resolutions They are resolu
tons adopted last evening by all the delegates from all
Mr. YALLANDIGHAM-I am obliged reluctantly, TO raise
the point OF order that the House executing an ORDER
and the resolutions Of the gentleman are clearly not IN
order.
The CHARHAN-Frst let me see what the resolutions
The Chair is of opinion that the resolutions not
In order now as the Convention Is IN the performance OF
another order.
At what time may these resolutions be onered AZ all
After consultation with several delegates, MI. Ma
vanagh withdrew his resolutions.
Mr. TnDEN-I am desired to suggest to the Chair that
II instructed the Secretary OF the Convention when any
State shall give in its vote to call back that vote III order
that there may not be any misunderstanding OF cOhru
sion.
LEGATEs-That's right.
The CHAIR-The Convention will now proceed to bring
forth its canddates-to name candidates.
Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM-It s not the spirit or the resoiu
tion which adopted, as understand IT, It is the
usual order TO candidates, but the resolution con-
MI PERRN-I am requested TO state the order of pro-
ceedings AS the roll Is called the different states VIII
name the candidates for the Presidency.
Numerous Delegates-No no! Call the STATES lor
ballot.
Mr. THURMAN-I wish to say word. The resolution
OF the gentleman from Pennsy vama that this Con-
venton do now proceed to nominate President That
resolution was agreed to- and motion to reconsider was
made and that resolution laid the table, so there
is nothing to do but TO execute that order But one thng
further: resolution was passed yesterday tnat te
friends Of every candidate that should be presented 10
this Convention should pledge HIM and themselves 70
support the nomination that should be made That would
seem to require that the names OF the candidates shouu
be presented and the pledge should be given
The CHAIRMAH-The Chair understands that the resolu
and that il was the sense Of the Convention that We
should now proceed to have the names OF the candidates
Mr. BIGLER pa THE resolution offered this morning
had better be read.
The Clerk read the resolution as follows:
Reovd That the Convention DO proceed to nominate cand
date for President Of the United States
Mr. BIGLER Pa.)-That IL general order Under that
order all the other forms that necessary must be rs
adopted We must have teers and then proceed to bal
The CHARMAS-How many tellers shall there BET
Mr. BREWER Penn-I move that the Secretaries OF the
Convention act as telleTs.
table
The CLERK-Four.
Mr. BGLER-I move that the Secretaries Of the COnyen
ton act as teers and all the votes that shall be
given.
delegate from Georgia complained that owing to the
confusion delegates sitting the doors leading into
The CHAIR-The officers OF the house VIII that the
delegates protected from the noise Of those who are
here upon their ticket and not members OF the Con
yenton
Mr. MUNRO Nevada)-I have one question to ask, upon
the TO which may depend the course which TINS
delegation will adopt in regard to the nomination OF
candidates. / ask that the President VIII now state
what his ruling will be after the closing OF the naming OF
candidates here-whether We can at any time hereafter
bring forward any new candidate. ....u.. Don
venton has right at any time TO bring forward any
new candidate 1t may see tit. ,
Mr.. DODGE (OhiO)-As "A preliminary proceeding, |
that any delegate be authorized 10 present the
name OF any candidates. ,
Mr. THURMAN tDhlOD-l suggest 10 COledbub tudl
his motion is entirely unnecessary.
The CHARMAN-The Char understands that when the
Convention resolved INTO the nomination OF Presi-
dent they meant to do IN the usual and customary
form. At all times IL has been tile practice OF our Con-
yentiOns give delegates chance TO name their cand-
dates aud the Chair will hold unless objections are
made. -,
10 the resolution adopted yesterday that when deie-
gate nOmlnaes a candidate he pledge that candidate,
and those who support him TO support The nominee OF the
Convention That he Is required to do 30 by the resou
ton adopted yesterday.
The PREsIDRNr-I do not know how farcandidates may
be regarded as pledged VIII only make TINS sngses,
ton: sincerely hope that NO such doubt Will ger IN
the mind OF any delegate and no such suspicion as mat
any man here Will not support the nominees oi ths Con-
Mr.. THuRMAN-Mr President
Voices, mo" "NO!D
Mr.. THURMAN-I insist upon my right to the hoor. L
The PREsIDENr-If the gentleman will allow ume ior
the secretary 10 read the resolution ON the SUBJECT
resolution now offered by his colleague tMr Dodge
Mr.. THURMAN think il unnecessary.
The SECRETARY read the resolution passed yesterday.
pcdgug rejected candidates to support the nominees OF
the Convention. .
Mr.. TILDEN IN YJ-,It is the common, law Of the
Democratic party that every candidate u 30
pledged and | suggest that II any gentleman
here proposes any candidate whom he does not deem TO
be so pledged, M should mention the exception .
THE CHAIRMAN-Ihe subject Is DISPOSED or Inc ron
OF States viii now be- called 20 that the delegates rom
each state will have an opportunity II they see NJ 10
what candidate they wish 70 present To the CohFeh
ton.
The Secretary called the name Of Alabama.
The Chairman OF the Delegation: Alabama makes no
The Secretary called the name OF Arkansas.
The Chairman OF the Delegation: Arkansas makes no
The SECRETARY called the name Of California.
Mr.. BIGLER-Californa makes no nomination,
CONNECTICUT NOMlNArEs GOV. ENGLlsH'
The sFCRrrlRY called the name If Connecticut
Mr.. EATON COMMIT VIII he remembered Sll- -,
The PRrsIDENr-The Chair understands that I'VE MIN
nts ia The te that is To be allowed 20 each delegate to
present the candidate OF his dccgatoh III that j. Tue
understanding of the Convention the rule VIII be ell
Mr. RArox-It will be remembered that after passing
,brnr n t,rribe civil war which lasted for four long
and Weary wears the cloud OF dcspOtsm hung all over
this broad land. All was gloom all was darkness an
Fast ana INV own gallant little Commonwealth broke
through the gloom and elected Democratic Goyernor
low ran all through the land AT the news
OF that election. year rolled around, ana
oroin the sterling and gallant Democracy Of
NV little Commonwealth selected the same man Gov
ernor Mr. President the state Of Connecticut the hrst
nccticut weose platform for the pas, ten years has always
been Democratic platforms the state OF connecticut
well knowing that She has but sA 'otGS 10 Eve nSre
men Of other states will be nance YET comes mere ana
offers You the standardbearer oi ms graz ooIeaer
acy ofCOmmOnweath our OVID Executive Omeer-James
- The srrrctarY called the name Of Delaware.
The Chairman OF the Delegation: Delaware makes no
Tnn Secretary called the naue Of Florida.
The Chairman OF the Delegation: FLORIDA makes no
"G Tha Secretary called the name OF Georgia.
The Chairman OF the DELEGATION; Georgia haAes no
nomination.
ILLINOIS FOR PFNDiEroN.
The Secretary called the u lmc OF Illinois -,
Mr.. RICHARDSON tIlLJ-NO viii cast our wore lor Mr.
Pendleon lappausel; but We leave i I" the ONO uee
CATION To make the nomination.
INDIANA FOR PENDLEroN
The Secretary called the name oI Indiana.
The Chairmau OF the Dol, CATION: The gentleman Tor
whom the delegation Of Indiana designs 10 cast their vote
has been already named 10 me CohNehtloh
IOWA FoR PENDLEroN.
The Secretary called the namo OF Iowa
rhr Chairman OF the delegation: Iowa makes no
nomination. expects e sustain the nOll" ph aue
by the State OF ONO.
The Secretary called the name OF Kansas.
The Chairman of tho Delegation Kansas makes no
nomination.
The Chairman the Dele gallon hentucky makes Nc