Democratic Convention.
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Atthe. late Convention the VOie
ceived by each Of the nominees loi.
different offices, was as follows:


Mr.. Briscoe was nominated for Cor
nor, but declined the honor. Gen
thur Fox nominated Gen. A. G. Brf
and Mr.. Wilson put T. NJ. Tucker
nomination. On The first ballot Br1
received 47 votes. aud Tucker 26.


For Secretary fSIa:e, G. R, Fai
ceived on the end ballot, Sc votes !
Wilson Hemingway Al.


Col. James E. Matthews was Mons
ted for Auditor Of Public Accounts Z
being only two dissenting voices.
For Treasurer, Gen. VIM. ClaiS'
6eived IS votes, g. Cook IA; Sa1
Craig 10; A. II. Shanks 4, and S'-
Stafford >.


A motion was adopted recomma
a Convention on the 8lh Of jan
next, for the purp ose Of noni''
Presidential electors, and to aPPoiH
egates to the National Conventloa
held on the 4th Monday in May ne'


A ballot was then taken for NJ
sentatives to Congress. 7. NJ. lu'''
ceived II votes, Jacob ThonlPs'
w. H. Hammet 54; r. W. Ro'el%
w. A. Stone 90; II. S. Foote s4'
Mounger 6; John ]. M'Caughan :
four first were selected on The nIS
NckS. Whig.