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A Political History of the State of New York, Volumes 1-3

Note 240 — Chapter VIII · SEYMOUR’S PRESIDENTIAL FEVER 1864

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The first ballot resulted as follows: Seymour of New York, 12; Seymour of Connecticut, 38; McClellan, 181. In the adjustment, after the conclusion of the roll-call, McClellan had 202½ and Seymour of Connecticut, 28½. Vallandigham moved to make the nomination unanimous. George H. Pendleton of Ohio was named for Vice-President.

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