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

OFFICIAIL PPIOCEEDINGS OF TRIP
Connecticut, 6 -James E. English.
Delaware, 3-No nomination.
Florida, 3- No nomination.
Georgia, 9- No nomination.
Illinois, 16 - No nomination.
Iowa, 8- No nomination.
Kansas, 3- No nomination.
Kentucky, 11 -No nomination.
Louisiana, 7- No nomination.
Maine, 7 - Winfield Scott Hancock; minority nominated George 1[. Pens
dleton.
Maryland, 7- No nomination.
Massachusetts, 12- No nomination.
Michigan, 8-No nomination.
Minnesota, 4-No nomination.
Mississippi, 7 -No nomination.
Missouri, 11 -No nomination.
Nebraska, 3- No nomination.
Nevada, 3-No nomination.
New Hampshire, 5- No nomination.
New Jersey, 7- Ex-Governor Joel Parker.
New York, 33 - Sanford E. Church.
North Carolina, 9- No nomination.
Ohio, 21-George H. Pendleton.
Oregon, 3- George H. Pendleton.
Pennsylvania, 26- Asa Packer.
Rhode Island, 4-No nomination.
South Carolina, 6- No nomination.
Tennessee, 10- Andrew Johnson.
Texas, 6-No nomination.
Vermont, 5 -James E. English.
Virginia, 10 - No nomination.
West Virginia, 5 - No nomination.
Wisconsin, 8- James R. Doolittle; minority, George H. Pendleton.
Mr. MILLER, of Pennsylvania. -I move that the Convention now proceed
to ballot.
The PRESIDENT.- The Chair understands that the custom has been for the
Secretary to call the roll. The several delegations then give in their votes to
the Chair through their chairman. If any time is required, five or ten miniutes for this purpose will be allowed, if there is no objectioin.
Mr. CAVANAUGH, of Montana.- Will it now be in order to offer a resolu
tion?
The PRESIDENT.- The Chair understands that the Convention has already
decided that it will not give votes to delegates from the Territories.
Mr. CAVANAUGH.- The delegates from these Territories respectfully present a resolution that ought to go upon the record. Do not let this Convention act like the Radical Congress.
Cries of'i Order."
The PRESIDENT. -The gentleman is not in order. The Secretary will call
the roll.'
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