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WHIST. the frugal and perseverng East, and the
unrivaed, active, and generous sous of the North.
he appealed to delegates to lay aside all local and
personal feelings, and to give their aid in sustain.
ing the known measures of the great party whose
representatives they were, regardless of men,
Hts address was received with much applause.


On motion OF Mr.. Brewster, of Pa, the propo-
sllon to adopt the two-third, was taken Up.


The Virginia delegation having retired, for the
purpose OF deliberaton as to their vote, and they
all having been gone through with before they re.
turned, leaving The vote of that State to decide
the question, upon their return, aad casting their
vote in favor OF the rule, the hall rang with deaf
ening applause. ~ ....- ...-


Order being restored, Mr.. Hubbard of N. H..
moved TO proceed to ballot for candidate for the
Presidency; but several voices crying out "ad.
jcurn-adiOurn," he withdrew the motion, n nd the
Convention took recess from about one O'Clock
till half past three.


HALF PAST O'clock, P. NJ


The convention re-assembed, according to ad.
journment. q. .


The president, upon calling the convention to
order, stated that in obedience TO tho motion OF
the getleman from Now Hampshire. the secretary
would proceed to call The States. Upon this AN.
nouncement, several rose, and inquired as to the
right OF Delegates to vote Individually or as states.
MIR. Hubbard said that upon the vote taken in tho
morning. two gentlemen representing Louisin iii,
had gwen It's full vote, (six upon tho adoption OF
the lwo-:hird rule; and ho objected to such a
mode Of voting.


After some further remarks by several gentle.
men' IN reference to the same matter, the presi.
dent declared that in accordance with the rule,
every delegate from Stale having its full re-
presentation might vote his own choice, through
The Chairman Of the delegation; or, where it was
other "ise' minority OF the delegates nigh; de-
eide as ior whom they would give their vote as o
state.


The clerk then proceeded to call over the states.
when the following ballots were had: Whole
number OF votes gwen, 266. Necessary to IL
choice, l7S, being two-thirds.