New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-22


CoioradoHThc Rocky Mountains of Colorado say six
Internationally surrenders her u votes
10 Gen. Grant
DaEotah-Grant two votes.
Deaware-6 votes for Grant. ,o, cen
District OF Coumbia-Gves her two votes ior U'"
Fiorida-The land Of fowers-Giyes votes for Gen.
Georgia cast her vote through Gov Brown, VINO sane b
The Republicans Of Georgia many a., o. Wisdom of the
maxim, Enemies IN wa. IN peace I l linton harmony
uootnS 70 SpoSu IDment instruct through their
Representatives here, 10 cast IS votes Ioi "e'
Illinois gives 81 votes for Grant
La ye 10 votes for Grant and promises to back it
S1.m the John BOW state gives six votes for
kentucky casts p votes for Grant.
Aeht h out On that line II 1t takes all Summer. Jap
NAM gives "A votes for Grant.
AaytaHd believing that our great captain viii crush
treason in the Cabinet he crushed 1t in the field,
Maryland Ny Maryland gave IA votes for Grant Jap
P'J Massachusetts, gave "a for Grant
Mtehi9an following the state of Massachusetts, gives
Hesota the North star State gives all she has svotes
Mississippi the home Of JEFF Davis, repudiates the
traitor. and offers her IA votes for Grant.
Missouri under instruction of the state Convection
TO cote for Grant Radical platform. The platform is
radical We have confidence That Grant VIII carry cut its
principles Missouri gives Grant y votes
HOHiGHd.-The mountains Of Montana, whence flow the
waters the Columbia and Mississippi, vocal with
the name Of Grant, TO whom she gives two votes.
HeraskG the last state admitted to the Union and the
first to adopt impartial suffrage, gives six votes for
Ssgqd the silver state has only six votes but pro-
Neso-Hampshiye-Ten votes for Grant
4etleo-Galled for but not present to respond
ton, which spoke the voice of every man OF the Repub
can party within her borders. denver their "a votes ior
Grant only the victorious soldier but conspicuous Tor
camness OF Judgment, sincerity OF PATRIOTISM, ana per
Neto yoIE %y.Stxty-slx votes for Grant
North Carolina, known as the land OF the TaT,Heels
5000 hiln all Of which win stick Applause
9 G f Se ei aSd 1G ne Ohio
under the captain who never knew defeat TO fight out
through Summer and IN the Autumn, when the great
victory will be secured Ohio casts AZ votes for Grant
Rhode iNad-Litrle Rhody, shall in stature but great
in patriotic impulses gives votes for Grant, and
Soah CGroiiaa-the birthplace and home Of Calhoun
and the doctrine Of Rights, first to withdraw her
self from the UnOndrects her representatives, sent
here by majority OF 1870 0n NJ as we
the Union, arm in arm and heart TO heart with Massa
chusets great cheers-to give her IL votes for Grant
tennessee being one of the Southern States that was
forced into rebellion being the first to reconstruct ask
be admitted into the Union and to-day being III the
enjoyment Of the most liberal republican government IN
aud with the solemn pledge never again to present the
johnson loud cheers casts twelve votes for Grant
Texas bhe Empire state SOUTH containing 275OOO
Of people casts eight votes for Grant, tApplause
PerR,onk-Ten votes for Grant
Virginia-blsing from the grave that Gen. Grant dug
3or he the Appomattox in 1865, comes up here with 20
and ensts under his banner They propose next
November to move ON the enemy's works. Loud ap |
plause. . 80, =, M 49,, -.
gave Democratic majority gives freely and willingly
her 10 votes for Grant, lApplanse -
10 that of her sister states aud gives 6 votes for Grant
lAppause.I
~r.<,sp[ THE FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
The President The roll is completed gentlemen OF the
Convention hare sir hundred aud ffty uotes and
you hare gipe hundred aud MY rOtes for Gen. Ulysses
s. Grant Tremendous applause.l
The entire audience arose with three times three for
Grant
On motion OF Mr. Seymour Of Wisconsin, the President
authorized TO telegraph Gen. Grant MS undnIlnous
nomination. Cheers.I
solo and trio campaign song by George f. Rost EMU
Tied oven fight out here the old Union lne" words
by the John Hogartb, here sung and received
with great applause
Mr. schofeid of New-York moved TO proceed with the
nomination for the Vce-Presidency
MI Hamilton Of Virginia moved that the Convention
take RECESS until o'clock, which was met with cries OF
"No. no." aud the motion was withdrawn. =. -
EOAINArIQSs FOR TIE yISE-PREsIDENcY
The PresidentThe order OF business before the Con-
veDton under the rules, Is the nomination OF candidate
for the Vice Presidency.
pr Perce of virgnaI am instructed by the people Of
the state OF Virginia TO place nomination noble OF
NewEngand candidate for the ONCE OF Nice-Pres-
dent Of the United states-that name Is Hon. Henry
A. Wilson Of Massachusetts, tApplause.l In placing
aim In nomination we deem 1t due TO ourselves
to say that in consideration Of the cOntumsy
which has been heaped upon Massachusetts in
the past and proof OF our regeneration
as proof that when the rolled away from the
door Of sepuchre Of State were resurrected
loyal community, believe that If his name shall
Do put upon the tcketi will DO responded to by the loyal
millions Of the SOUTH by the loyal soldiers. and by all
those who have experienced and received the blessings
fesnted from his noble labors during eight
years charge Of the Committee Military Affairs in the
Senate. 1t will be tower Of strength to have Grant,
and II you will now grant Wilson We carry that
State. lApplause.l
Mr. William Clafin Of Massachusetts-In behalf OF the
State Convention Of Massachusetts, and OF the unanimous
sentiment OF Massachusetts,, rise. Massachusetts, has
never appeared In National Convention with candidate
for the Republican party and she does not appear here
today for herself but because she has cand
date whom she believes TO be national one,
and were he in any other State. that State
would present him 10 this Convention and almost any
would be accepted the unanimous voice OF the Conven
ton SIR the people Of Massachusetts, know and appre-
cate Henry Wilson Born In aneighbOrng State, coming
to Massachusetts in early manhood, surrounded
BY unfaYorabe circumstances for political le he
took an advanced position IN the politics OF that
piaae IN the Senate Of the United States l challenge
any man here point out vote OF Henry Wilson which
toned nv the loyal people OF State which been
in favor OF treason or any act that mas ever been
sullied by treacheEy aud l chalienge me name
state ana Union than he Is in the rpeness OF his hfe in
the yiRor OF his manhood with his integrity unsullod
with lis heart fun for humanity. present him
for knO wing Is in hearty accord with
the great Captain whom you have placed at the head OF
ticket and will do more service IN the campaign IMAM
Mr Lane Of IndiansI Instructed by the delegates