The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-20

past four years, and whose
name isa household word from Red River
n ule gulf, and from the Sabine to the Rio
urahu retires from the gubernatorial chair
~.toMheu ~ with the laurel wreath of public
| honor. ''sfNN' "'''
, Inc convention then proceeded with the
T. E, Piner, OF Denton, was nomina.
ted by Collin, seconded by Carroll,
ot Denton, and Booth, of Wise.
b' W.. Baker, of Panola, was placed
IN nomination by W. L, Upton, of Fayette,
seconded by johnson, of Shelby. Marion
,Martiii, OF Navarro, was placed before
the, convention by Matlock, of Montague,
and seconded by Faulk, of Henderson.
The name of Tillman Smith, of Johnson.
was was presented by Hon. j. b. Paddock. OF
iarrant county, seconded by ]. w. Jones,
OF harris. Judge A. W. Terrell, of Travis,
placed the name of John CO Coffee before
,as me convention, seconded by Grigsby, OF
First ballot-Martin, l73; Tillmau Smith.
ii5i Baker; 1924; piner, 100; Coffee, 3o.;
FRANK ~, Wilkes, of lampasas. 80; u. W.
on1i.n, rna, o, kaufman county, 2ll-no choice.
woltee was Withdrawn.
Two attempts were then made IN odiouru
but defeated amid applause.
second baiiot-Martin 2l0; Smith li52;
BAKER, lOSt; Piner, l02 Wilkes 35
Judge Carroll, of Denton, withdrew the
name OF Finer, and Baker arose and with
drew his own,
Third ballot-Martin, 357!; Smith, 22sl;
naker, mo choice. The convention al.
Jourhsu uhtll tomorrow morning at 0
Yesterdays BULLETns.
GALVESTON, Julyfy-l9:2O p. M-permo-
nent organization has been effected. John
iancock, permanent chairman, is now ad-
dressing the convention.
/, iZ'5o p. m.-The committee on creder.
tails reported this morning at II O'Clock
substantially as follows: Q " ''~"
IN reference to the two separate del.
egatlohs from Dallas, the majority nc.
ported that there We're two delegations from
pallas, asking admission to the convention,
:. Doth cia ming to represent the regular
r county democratic organization Aiter
y nearing the evidence and arguments on
y poth sides the majority of your commit.
zee, having IN view the peace and
hnrnony OF the democratic party, especi
ally in Dallas, believing that the end can be
pest served by spirit of compromise. re.
commended that both delegations be seated
u III c0nVention-that the vote of Dallas be
equally divided between said delegation.
: me minority presented the following:
/. s,li, IN tho oa,.S 'le circumstances oi the
tbat nnless ho o1Iaty tha vomt;en'ioh, we submit
in all cases 're r;,ht h,'iiorty ~ ueegation nave
J, meeting and claim representation in the
' state convention, they have no
SUCH right in this particular case, and W,
/ submit that the names of tho Crawford
! = delegates should be enrolled as members
the convention. Efforts were made to stoI
y y the reading OF the minority report, base'
n notbin,, 20 a. Ill t"S .io cnnVention nat
VIps in paiisss W uo WIN orawiord or Wellborn
N cr;aa nf .po,5, ,m
o. Tho ch,;rm"n '"" oaiho, nJnu nreat aisorner
~ rriad ,hat - M dia oai,eu oruer me chai
{. ,Lo ,nin"r;,,, o u,seuss.on oouli Dn had untl
ii u,as ~, 's loi'"tE was reau' Inc repoor
/. tons ,core rean, ntVai uisoruer prevails
al 90 10 WY 'nale 70 lay ON the table an'
ursatas, w auop. ILL., .ne minority report amid tn
u, Pssatest 1isordcr.
te ine,luli report OF the majority was adopt
10 eu, eAcep. Us 10 Dallas delegation. with i'm
il tienss nnans np9laause. bower moved that tn
g,""ioi" tinn ueieg".es DC admitted, a me
ie uo. r'Un eSclu9e Bower
~ noY member OF the convention
n. tcnded 70 oI,vsirS nowar o oi Inc noor were eA
in onueu s 20 boWer ana nc 10 speaking i
h nyor VI lne minority report. Motion I
C. sijn ueh, M noMeI ani one other on the othe
~ s,ne W,, carried. Bower Is now speaking
N, WI a Ieiesraph inrlher.
I'd I-iU p m'-Morgan replied to Bower
to oaIry,ng 'he convention with immens
OF aSipiauso Sar ,o ana deaiening cheers
in n ,or seneral minutes A gentlema
et i%roIn % pen county attempted TO speak, bu
ulsotuer prevailed to such an extent tha
ne conlu not speak. The majority repo
le- was anoPted' amid deaiening cheers. Th
he IraWioru delegation thereupon refused
by sit Win the Welborn men, and Withdrew
he - AFTERNOON SESSION.
ed opon the reassembIing of the conventio
ng thls evening telegram was read from Co
IL Sfnor hooefts' protesting. against the use
ng his name as candidate for governor. In
Dt ishu was then nominated by acclamatiol
nc hooerls most earnest advocate now speal
m ing III iaVor oil his nomination by acclani
OF uoh'
of THE NOMINEE.
p 10 ine Associe'ed Press
,oransio ,mMh.asioN, July lo'-John Ireland, IN
ed Helhocra.ic n;I,, nominee, Is kentuckian b
OF plltn, anu Is now nity-ive years old. Il
he ,eNo ,ius resLueu III uuadaiupe county SIM
he .oo-' nas served as state sent
N, ,oi niiu u,sflct ana supren
-st juube, out nus achieved ms greater reput
lle t,DI W., US pract'cing lawyer at the ba
he nls nomination, Which was affected
lar nco'ulnutlon on the hrst ballo
on ueselveu S', WIN great enthusiasm
'st py y; ~, ,ac.ions o. the democratic party u
hoperts men Joining III ratiiying II. judi
IL ,iau areianu y iglehus claim ior him high quali