The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-29

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on resolutions, or bring any prrssur
upon Them but the Convention Ina
the duty TO no inmate their candidate
rs carry ms posllhIt, and hr though
lh'S should lose no time IN iul'illiu
Ih"l duly'
MI Noodson, OF Missouri, offered 0,
al amendment that the Convention
VIII not ballot until after action on tn
report Of the committee ON resolutions
ne urged That no candidates shoul,
o' selected unul The pIrtlorm i
adopted IAlpImsr.I tie suggested
the possibility OF two reports from tn,
'"u'nl'''''' hv hoptl lhtrr VII h'
harmony Nu' 81 must br harmony ul
P''u'll''I u success is to be obtained
'"' 'I'e duilyoi lhIS Convention
WI "n"'I OF M"'sarHurtil-, mDYcC
u" 'h'ui l.r amendment hN sub
S'''"'', "r'eii"t 'ha' the roll OF state.
nc '''I'd Tor nominations, aud then
lI"'''A 10 "'IIo"
N,'' N"''''e h'oN'd 4" lay the whole
Nu"Je'I on the laole
ME- Mclhhe accepted Mr. A6boVs
amendment, which was again read.
iouu cries "f mo" greeted It's propo.
S'''oU, 'h"t the declaration of the
states vote 10y the chairman ota any
uei'Sh'loh Hhtll alone he accepted,
"ailAce asked what would toe the
co"H''l"h II the motion to table failed,
rue oHaF replied mat the Convention
would Then come to . vote on the
amendment
Inc 'hair mere announced that the
''''''''''' W" '''"'"''""S WIS ''auS
s.,,..' ,.a, l.,.,..',' ..',n'. ,"'' W
' " ''''''""" "'''''"' '"Nil'e
" Note' me ehalr recognized Mr.
Meredith, chairman OF committee on
platform. who said they had n,,r,,,I nm
u,o ,,,,I,,i,,,. L". ,'',' '''' "
WV itAVi"lluuNi uul Hhu IcItIIcu lilem
to the committee on reyisiop. AMI ara
to moet amin ., ana o,n,o.,. A.
''''"' ''''
Ne'n"''' % NE" >orh, moved re-
cess unit! two o'clock p, m. Carried.
After the President left tine rhpir
Honorable B,oor p,,,.
80 '''' 90 ''""'S
c"litu loE me oahd played 'piAIe,
and when 1t had finished, the cries for
Pryor were renewed for some Minutes
.,l,or po L,,l no.,,,,,., nj :,
''''''" 49, IVA
LOWING 1t WIN hahRee p"od'A%hirh
was received with cheers. ltafQr fall
ing TO come forward, eN-Se4asear Doc
little took the platform. Fe was
greeted with applause.
EX-SENATOR DOOLITTlEs SpEEuIL
He said me had been hbo,jnp sincn
he clme here to keep cool inside aA
well ms outside. Did NOT think il
proper, during recess of the ConVru-
lion, to speak AT any considerable
length, and especially not 70 eNpress
INV Interference ns to candidate. He
believed that n great responsibility was
resting upon this Conv lntion 10 take
such measures aud present such "A plat.
form and candidates as shall mike
victory certain. The Rppuhlicau
party is a great party, he Ind
fought with II and AGAINST
IT, and he knew 1t inside and out, and
Ae claimed that for fifteen years ii had
brcn n war party not ouIv during the
war. but after the war had ended hy
,,cons,Iurtiou Of the south, in order
lo gain unlimited control of hoth
Houses Of Congress, he saw in the
Senate, stockton, of New jersey,
now ON me H9or OF TINS CohNen-
,'m W., ., 4" d ,o' t m,rth r ilin,a pt'N
Of hi, charges against the Republican,
had usurped power, tram
pea the constitution uh"er lo"',
'UUI'" , n1, ' d ,h w. pvT ,o W. v'SS
ule Of military dictator-; he urged |
that IN uompating Hayes and
w heeIer, the republican party had