Baltimore, June 29.
The Convention last evening monotonously continued balloting for six candidates. The figures at the eighth ballot, taken at about mid-ight, "wero:—Mr. Clark 448, Mr. Wilson 351. The figures for the other candidates were insignificant. Mr. Wilson only gained " dozen votes as compared with the first ballot.
The tenth ballot was:—Mr. Clark 556, Mr. Wilson 350. The New York delegates' ninety votes went to Mr. Clark, and this resulted in a de monstration lasting for half an hour the followers of Mr. Clark forming procession in the ball with bands and banners. The Convention adjourned.
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