The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-08

NJ 10 have this Convention act does the radical
Congress-.
Loud cries Of "order" "Order, from various parts
The 6HAiRMAN-The Secretary will now read the
M. KAvANAaH-I appeal from the decision Of the
Mr.. vALLANDIaHAM-An appeal is not in order.
The CHAIRMAN-lt s too late; the Secretary VIII
call the roll.
CALLING THE ROLL
The SECRETARY-As the roll is called the chairman
OF the respective delegations will rise In hls place ana
name the number Of votes given by his Delegation
Alabama-Ihe CHAIRMAN of the Delegation.The
state OF Alabama casts united vote IoF Anure"
OF Sot .he
Kansas votes for Jas. b. English u Tue Nu'naes
California-The CHAIRMAN Of the Delegation-She
her five votes for Geo. h. Pendleton. the dele
CATION subsequently asked PERMISSION 10 nave Cai-
fOrnia passed for the present. me vote was AFTER
wards cast as fOllows:-For Geo. H. Pendleton, two
votes; for Joel Parker, three votes.
Connectcut-The CHAIRMAN OF the Deleganon-
The state OF Connecticut casts her SIX votes for
DeawareNThe State of Delaware casts her five
votes for the illustrous Buckeye statesman Geo. II.
FIorda-The State of Florida casts her three cleo
tOral votes for Andrew johnson. (Cheers.)
Georgia-Georgla casts ner nine votes Tor Andrew
Johnson, of Tennessee. tCheels)
Andrew Johnson.
mdiana-lndlana casts her thirteen votes for
George II. Pendeton. Appause.)
loWa-Iowa casts her eight votes for Pendleton.
Kansas-Kansas will cast two votes for Pendleton,
one and half for Hendricks and one and a bali for
Frank r. Blair
Kentucky-The State OF Kentucky casts her eleven
votes for George II. Pendleton Applause.l
LOutsiana-The State OF Louisiana casts her seven
votes for General Hancock. (Applause)
Maine-The State of Name casts four and half
votes for General Hancock, one and half for Pen
dleton, and one for Andrew Johnson. (Cheers.)
Maryland-The State Of Maryland casts four and
half votes for Pendleton and two and half for An
Massachusetts-The State of Massachusetts casts
eleven votes for Hancock and one for George Ii.
PondletOn; OF Ohio.
Michigan-Michgan casts her eight electoral votes
for Reverdy Johnson, OF Maryland tCheers.l =.
Observation-Disclosures casts her four votes for
George II. Pendeton, of Ohio tApplause)
Mississippi-The CHAIRMAN-Mr. President 1 un-
derstand the Mississippi delegation to cast her seven
votes Tor General Hancock. (Applause)
Missouri-The state Of Missouri casts i've votes for
Pendleton. one for Sanford E. Church, two for Hen
bricks, OF Indiana two and half for General Han
cock and one-half for Andrew Johnson.
A DELEGATE from California here asked leave to
delegates were absent from the room When her name
was called.
NebrasEa-The CHAIRMAN of the delegation-lh
State Of Nebraska casts her three votes Tor George
II. Pendieton, Of Ohio. (Appause.)
Nevada-The CHAIRMAN OF the deegaton-'The
State OF Nevada casts her three votes Tor EX-Gov-
ernOr Joel Parker, OF New Jersey
New Hampshire-The CHAIRMAN of the delega-
toI-The State OF New Hampshire casts one vote Tor
James X. Doolttle, Two votes lor General Hancock
and two votes for George H. Pendleton.
new JcFSey-1ne CHAIRMAN OF the QelegaIlOn-
New Jersey casts her seven electoral votes Tor joel
Parker. (Cheers.)
New York-The CHAIRMAN of delegation-New
York casts her thirty-three votes Tor Sanford L.
Church. (Cheers
North Carolina-Ihe CHAIRMAN of delegation
North Carolina casts nine votes for Andrew johnson.
(Cheers
Ohio-The CHAIRMAN of delegation-Ohio casts
twenty-One votes for George H. Pendleton iCheers.)
Oregon-The CHAIRMAN of delega5lon-Oregon
casts her three votes for George H. Pendleton.
Pennsylvania-TheC nAIRMAN ofdelegation-Penn-
hart civ M &c, ~
Rhode Island-The CHAIRMAN Of delegation
Rhode Island casts her four votes for James R.
South Carolina-The CHAIRMAN Of delegation
The State Of South Carolina casts her SIX votes for
Andrew johnson, Of Tennessee.
Tennessee--rhe CHAIRMAN OF delegation-The
State OF Tennessee casts her ten votes for Andrew
: Texas-lGe CHAIRMAN Of delegation-The State of
Texas casts her six votes for Andrew johnson, OF
Virgmla-The CHAIRMAN of delegation-The
State Of Virginia casts her ten votes for Andrew
Johnson, Of Tennessee. (Cheersl
West Virginia-The CHAIRMAN Of delegatiOn-The
State Of West Virginia casts her five electoral votes
for George II. Pendleton.
Wisconsin-The CHAIRMAN of delegation-The
delegates OF the State Of Wisconsin, under the In
strucons Of our Convention, casts her eight votes
for James R. Doolittle
chairman OF our delegation, who Is in IL! health am
instructed to cast as the vote Of California three for
Parker Of New Jersey, and two for Pendleton OF
The SECRETARY said the delegation from Missouri
00u re6urne0 one nail vote more tllan tney were en-
titled tO-they had eleven ana half on the paper
instead Of eleven.
A DEIgaATE rom Missouri proposed that the dele
CATION be allowed TO cast that half vote, as they
wanted TO compromise between Reverdy Johnson
opd Andy Johnson QIaughter.)
The SECRETARY stated that five minutes would be
allowed to delegates to consult before the roll would
b again called. The delegates formed into numer-
Gus groups on the nOor until the Convention
again called to order for the purpose Of taking the
FIRST BALLOT.
The ballot was then taken with the following re-