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

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINTGS OF TRP
Nineteenth Ballot.
The Secretary called the roll, with the following result,
AZabama. -Eight for Gen. Hancock. (Applause.)
Arkansas.- Five for Gen. Hancock.
California.'-Three for Judge Field, one and a half for Hendricks, and
one-half for Salmon P. Chase.
Connecticut.- Six for Mr. English.
Delaware. -The Chairman of the Delegation.- As the favorite candidate
of the State of Delaware has been withdrawn, Delaware casts her votes for.
Gen. Hancock. (Applause.)
Florida.- Three for Hendricks.
Georgia. - Nine for Hancock.
Illinois. - Sixteen for Hendricks.
Mr. MuoNY, of Illinois- Mr. Chairman
Cries of" Order!"
The PRESIDENTr. - The gentleman must come to order.
Mr. MALONY.- Mr. Chairman, I rise to a privileged question.
Mr. DAwsoN of Pennsylvania. - Mr. Chairman, there can be no privileged
question while the roll is being called, I insist, therefore, upon the enforce ment of the rule. This is no place for mere exhibitions.
The PRESIDENT. - The opinion of the gentleman from Pennsylvania coin cides with the opinion of the Chair; and the Chair must consider the gentle man from Illinois (Mr. Malony) out of order.
A delegate moved that Mr. Malony have permission to make an
explanation.
Cries of "No! No!"
The PRESIDENT. -The gentleman from Illinois cannot proceed without
suspending the rule of this Convention. I therefore hope he will take his
seat and let us proceed with the balloting. The Clerk will proceed.
Indiana.- Thirteen for Hendricks.
Iowa- requests to be passed by for the present.
Kansas.- Two for Hendricks, and one for Hancock.
Kentucky- asks time.
Louisiana.- Seven for Hancock.
Maine.- Four and a half for Hancock, two and a half for Hendricks. (Applause.)
Maryland. -Three for Blair, three for Hancock, one for Hendricks.
Massachusetts. - Twelve for Gen. Winfield Scott Hancock. (Applause.)
Michigan. -Eight for Thomas A. Hendricks.
Minnesota.- Two and a half for Hendricks, one for Hancock and one-half
for Thomas H. Seymour, of Connecticut. (Applause; three cheers proposed
for Thomas H. Seymour, but were not given.)
Mississippi.- Seven for Hancock.
Missouri.- Ten and a half for Blair, one-half for Hancock.
Nebraska. - Three for Hendricks.
Nevada.- Three for Judge Field.
Xew Hampshire. - One-half for Thomas A. Hendricks. and four and a hal:
for Gen. Hancock. (Applause.)
New Jersey.- Seven for Judge Field, of California.
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