265 votes
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When the ballot for the state of PennsyI- vania was read, motion was submitted that the vote given by the Hon George Krener be received and recorded as the only legitimate vote of Pennsylvania, but the motion was lad on the table. The chair then stated that the vote of Pennsyl- Fania would be recorded as thirty. to which no opppsition was made. He then an- nouneed tbat ballots had been deposited by the representatives of g states, and that two hundred and sixty-fye electoral votes had been given ia favor of MARTIN VAN BUREN, of New York, as the choice of this convention, as candidate for the office of President of the United States.

 The convention then resolveef to proceed to ballot for candidate for the office of Vice President of the United States. The ballots being handed in as before, the votes stood as follows: