The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
POLITICAL NOTES.
The Democracy OF Virginia Noml.
mates Hon. y. \. w. Holiday for
Governor on Seventh ballot,
Amid Intense Excitement
aud Confusion,
The Civil Service Order Threatens 10
Disrupt the Republican Party In the
Empire State COnkllng 0valed
by Anti AdministrationIsis.
me OHIO Republicans Mount the Pale
Horse, hat DOn't scare che DcmOc'
Tacy NOrIh Gent,

The OHIO Republicans Mount the Pale
Horse, hat BONE scare the Deuce
racy North - Gent,
New YORK, August TO- The steamer
Necktar brought Senator Conkling
Three steamers, with his friends on
board, met him at the quarantine sta
tion, aud accompanied hum to the dock
At hoboken, Statutes were fred from
the accompanying steamb boat as she
came up the harbor, aud 10y u battery
stationed at the dock at Hohoken. At
the latter place large crowd was
present, and speeches OF welcome were
made, after which, the senator WAS es-
corted to his rooms at the Firth Ave-
nue. hotel, where he will be serenaded.
Considerable dissatisfaction has been
expressed by nearly all the republican
ward associations In Brooklyn, regard
ing the civil service order of President
Hayes, as the leaders of these organi.
cations are nearly all ofliee-holders. 1t
is said that their withdrawal will have
the effect of breaking up the associa-
lions.
A leader OF the party In Kings
county proposes to hold conference
for the consideration OF the question,
aud it is probable that committee
from this organization will he ap.
pointed to visit Washington, and hold
personal interview with the presI.
dent, and urge him to modify his
order.
RICHMOND, Va, August 10, General
Terry being dropped as the lowest can
dldate on the first ballot, the second
resulted Daniels, 4S4; Holiday, 276;
raliefero, 1859; Lee, l23 Mahoue, ll0
The first ballot stood: Malone, III
Daniels, 37l; Holiday, 262; TaIlefero,
li2; Lee, 1875; Terry, 1l6.
After u little skirmishlng, II call OF
counties was made for the third ballot.
General Fitzhugh Lee and VIM. Terry
having been dropped last night, the
candidates were Malone, Daniels,
Holiday and Talieiero. The third
ballot resulted; Malone, 472 Daniels,
1870; Holiday, 33S; Taliefero, l72.
Latest -COlonel Cameron, Of Peters
burg, after addressing the convention,
withdrew the name OF General Ma.
hone and urged his friends to support
Holiday. The seventh ballot was
taken amidst intense excitement aud
confusion, and resulted: Holiday,
$50; Daniels, 500; Malone, /, Hon.
+. $. w. Holiday was announced as
the nominee OF the convention for
governor.
COLUMBUS, o., August l0.-A meet
ing OF antl.admlnistration republica MS
was held In this city last night. They
adopted resolutions bitterly denounc-
ing President Hayes for his southern
policy, and declaring that the second
resolution in the platform adopted by
the republican state convention, Mt
Cleveland, is inconsistent with its pros
fessed declaration Of fidelity to the
principles Of the republican party, and
that it is falsehood, adopted solely
for party eXpediency, and that II Is Il
libel upon the republicans Of Ohio, aud
unworthy ~ the grand record OF the
party.
The meeting also adopted Nsoln'
lion inviting. correspondence from re
publicaus throughout the state, and
advice NJ to the course to be pursued
during the present campaign. An
executive committee was appointed to
receive the correspondence.