Official proceedings of the National Democratic convention, held at New York, July 4-9, 1868.: Reported by George Wakeman, official reporter of the Convention.

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Minnesota. - Two for Pendleton, two for Hancock.
Mississippi. - Seven for Hancock.
Xissouiri. -Four for Hendricks, seven for Hancock. (Applause.)
Nebraska.- Three for Hoffman.
Yevada. - Three for Pendleton.
Lew Hampshire. - One-half for Hendricks, one for Pendleton, and three and
a half for Hancock.
New Jersey.- Three and a half for Parker, three for Hancock, and one-half
for Pendleton.
New York.- Thirty-three for Hendricks.
North Carolina.- Nine for Hancock.
Ohio.- Twenty-one for Pendleton.
Pennsylvania. - Twenty-six for Hancock. (Cheers.)
Rhode Island. -Four for Doolittle.
South Carolina. - Six for Hancock.
Tennessee. -The Chairman of the Delegation: The State of Tennessee,
faithful to him who has ever been faithful to our country, casts her united
vote for Andrew Johnson. (Cheers.)
Texas. -Six for Hancock.
Vermont.- Five for Hendricks.
Virginia. -Ten for Hancock.
West Virginia. -Five for Hendricks.
Wisconsin. -Eight for Doolittle.
Illinois.- Sixteen for Hendricks.
Mr. MALONY, of Illinois. - I want to correct that vote I want my vote
cast for George H. Pendleton, of Ohio.
The PRESIDENT.- That is a question you must settle among yourselves.
ANOTHER DELEGATE.- There is among the delegates from Illinois -
Cries of" Order!"
The gentleman made a further effort to speak, but his voice was
drowned by cries of "Order!"
Mr. MALoNY, of Illinois. - Mr. President: I offer, sir, one-half of the votes
of the second district of ilinois (Cries of "Order"!) for the able. defender
(Cheers and cries of "Order" I) of the Constitution and of the Union. The
chairman of the Illinois delegation is not authorized to speak for me here, or
for my district.
The PRESIDENT. -The Secretary will now announce the result of the last
ballot.
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