The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-09

Mississippi. Pendleton z; missouri,
Hancock |, Pendleton a, Hendricks
&. Nebraska, Pendleton 3; Nevada,
Pendlston 3: New Hampshire, Hancock
2. Penaleton IL, Hendricks II; New 1eI.
sew, Parker Z; New York, Hendrichs '2'
cheers North Carolina, Hanc9cK l,
Pendleton /, Packer !, Hendricks o';
Gcbeers1 Ohio. Pendleton Il; Oregon,
PandIeton 3: pennsylvania, Packer 20;
tIanobter South Carolina, Hancock 8;
anpianse. Tennessee, Pendleton Al,
Johnson 81; Texas, Hancock g; YER
mont. Hendricks 5; [cheers, Virginia,
Hancock /, Pendleton 81; West Virginia,
Pendleton 5; Wisconsin, Doolittle .;
Mr.. Seymour here resumed the Chair
Pennsylvania meved fifteen minutes
recess, which was rejected; ten minutes,
however, were spent in general consul
tation before the call of the roll was
ordered. ,
The ninth ballot being taken resulted
as follows:
English, 6; Hancock, 3i.; Pendleton,
l44; Parker, 7; Packer, 20 l-2; johnson,
5 -; Doolittle, II; Hendricks, Gu l-%i
Blair, l-2.
1t will be seen that Pendleton lost 10
Maryland and North and South Carroll
na. No choice.
The roll was called on the tenth bal.
lot, When Connecticut was called the
Chairman announced the vote as fol-
English and 3 for Pendleton.
member of the Connecticut delega-
ton arose and denied this, insisting that
the vote was for English.
Mr.. Eaton, of Connecticut, said that
lie was Chairman of the delegation and
entitled to cast its vote.
Mr.. Seymour ruled that the delega-
lions must settle these questions among
themselves, and ordered Connecticut to
be passed by until she should agree mp
on her vote. Subsequently her vote was
cast, 3 for Hendricks aud 3 for Pendle'
ton. The result was announced as fol-
lows:
10TH BALLOT.
Hancock "a; Pendleton 147i; Parker
Packer 81 1-2; johnson 6; Doolittle II;
Hendricks 81 l-2; Blair 1-2.
The roll was called at once on the
eleventh ballot, with the following re-
suit:
18TH BALLOT. 'a
Hancock p 1-2; Pendleton LA l-2
Parker Z; Packer %, Johnson 5 l-2
Doolittlel2 10: Hendricks 80, cheers;
Blair l-2.
On this ballot North Carolina gave
her 9 for Hendricks; New Hampshire
spit her vote, Pendlotsn, -; dan
cock 2l-2: Doolittle ard Blair each l.?
Mr.. Gibson, of Pennsylvania, offered
2 resolution proposing I nomination 10y
acciamatiOn.
Sir. Price being in tie Chair, ruled il
Out of order.
4 motion 70 adjourn was made and
lost.
The roll was called for the l2th bal
lot, when California led Off with half :
vote Tor Chase. Then there was great
and long continued applause in the gal
leries, aud scene of confusion cusued
Motions TO clear the galleries were
made from several delegations, mingled
with Kisses and cheers.
Mississippi said, eXcitcdly, that this
applause was from citizens Of New Yorl
in the gallcries
A Wisconsin delegate opposed clear
ing the galleries. Some OF these mel
had come thousands of miles who wer'
in the galleries. They were Democrat
and had right to applaud when the.
pleased. Great cheers.
After some further confusion, the rol
was proceeded with. The result of tn
| l2th ballot was announced, thus:
| l2TiI BALLOT
Hancock, 80; Pendleton, l45 -; Par
ker, :; Packer, 70; johnson. Al -; Doc
little. Il -: Hendricks, -; Blair, IL
Mcclellan. |; 5. L. Chase, IL.
When Mcclellan received one vot
from Tennessee the galleries applahae'
loudly but not so long as when Chase
name was uttered by California.
4 motion was made for u recess of iif
teen minutes.
Mr.. Vallandigham moved it be for thir
ty minutes. Agreed to.
During recess, d. w. Voorhees,, of In
diana, appearing on the platform wa
loudiv called for. Mr.. Voorhees, cam
forward, but said it would be 50 mani
tcstly improper in him to address tn
audience at this time, that he only stoo'
before them to bow his acknOwledg
ment, and no more.
Tho thirteenth ballot was taken will
tho following result:
18TH BALLOT.
Hancock 1912; Pendleton 1874 1-2
Parker Z; Packer &c; Johnson 1-2
Doolttle Is; Hendricks 81; Blair 1-2
Franklin Pierce /; Chase 1-2. No choice
The following were among the
changes on this ballot: North Carolina
gave her Q for Hancock, instead of Pen
dlcton; Virginia changed solidly tc
Hancock, instead of 8 l-2 for Pendle
ton as before. The following is the full
ballot:
Alabama, Pendleton 9; Arkansas
Hendricks 5; California, Pendleton 3
Hendricks l-2, Chase l-2, cheers;
Connecticut, Pendleten 3, Hendricks 3
Delaware, Pendleton 3; Florida, Hen,
bricks 3; Georgia, Pendleton 1-2, Hen
bricks -; Illinois, Pendleton IL; Indi.
ana, Pendleton 3, Hendricks 9 1-2, no,
voted 1-2; Iowa, Pendleton 8; Kansas
Hendricks l-2, Blair -; Kentucky
Pendleton IL; Louisiana, Pendleton 4
Maine, Hancock IL, Pendleton l-2,
HeHdricks l; Maryland, Pendleton 4 ~
Hendricks = -; Massachusetts,, Han
cock IL, Pendleton l.; Michigan
Hendricks ;; Minnesota, Pendls
ton 4; Mississippi, Pendleton Z;
Missouri, Peudleton ;, Hendricks g.
Nebraska, Pendleton >: Nevada, Pen.
dletou 3; New Hampshire, Hancock
,, Pendloton -, Doolittle l, Hen.
bricks -; New Jersey, Parker Z;
New York, Hendricks SO; North
Caroliua, Hancock Q; Ohio, Pendletor
81; Oregon, Pendleton ;; Pennsylvania
Packer %; Rhode Island, Doolittle a
South Carolina, Hancock 6; Tennessee
Pendlston 4 l-2; A. johnson, 4 1-2
Franklin Pierce /; Texas, Hancock 6
Vermont, Hendricks 5; Virginia, Han
Geek L; [cheers, West Virginia, Pendle
ton 1, Hendricks |; Wisconsin,, Dsolit
/ tie :.
The fourteenth ballot was then taker
at once with the following result:
l4TH BALLOT.
| Hancock -: cheers, I Pendleton 100
+ Parker :: Packer ~; prrlttlc L.: Hen
Jr,cks .; -.
Amnns the changes on this ballo
wcg" Nebraska, who wont from Pendle
ton To Hendricks: Tennessee droppe,
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