The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-10
The rwo Factions Of The uIsssarl Re-
publicans
Meet gnd Talk oi Harmony aud
Iai'y.
Penns, lyaula Democracy Assemble In
Convention,
Aud Unanimously Endorses Randall as
Standard. Bearer.
Dimlnutive Booms for Blaine and
Arthur,
Bu, General Reticence Among Chicago
Delegates.
The Shadow OF the Coming Contest.
MISSOURI pKPuBL,cAxs.

MISSOURI nkPuBMcASs.
SKDALIA, 40. April 0.-'rhe republican,
co nvention convened Mt 10 o'clock this
morning aud WAS called ~ order cy X. L.
Van Horn, OF Kansas City, the chairman.
! The chair introduced Hon. Chester a.
krum, 81 81. Louie, M temporary chair
IL 80, who dOllvsie1 v short address, THANK
my the convention for the honor conferred
sud cOngratulatinR the REPUBLICAN party on
tie principles IN the pas. and Hnccsss ara
in'nre prospects. Quantities o one ifon'
oacn congressional district on credentials,
perm inent organization and resolutions
we're appointed, Hon. John B. Henderson
delivered mn address, ufging harmony aud
no instructions to delegate. 10 Chicaso.
All purned IN o'c.ocF.
SEDALIA. Mo-, ApIil IA nnss meeting
Of botn flley nd ant Finley delegates met
a. Germauia hall this morning In the inter
est OF harmony and united action. Mr..
| Filley called the meeting 10 order asd IN q
few remarks urged the delegates 10 Icy
aside old issues and net as though there
were no differences or factions Ia the party
and present a ticket and plat rm which
every republican would igdor-e without
qnes,ioninr the source whence II came
tx. Congressmun Mclean was elected chair
M sn ana spoke in the same strain 10 Fllley.
Several delegates Of both factious spoke In
the iutereet OF harmony, and The meeting
adjourned With apparent good feeling.
Prior TO the adjournment OF the repuhli-
can convention motion TO invite Nj. FIJI
| ley, who was not delegate TO the o)nyen-
ton but was IN the hall, TO seat on the
platform was carried unsnimoutiy. ana
| that gentleman cane forward and made
| spec CHI, urging harmony between the con-
| tendi' x fec'ione. stating his reception ny
| the convention was more tsan nc nnu res'
ron to expect, that nc did not want 10 DE
chairman OF the new state committee, ne
| would not take the position under any cir
cumstsnces and would be willing 70 take
back eeat IL thst would tend to buiid up
| To. republican party. tie then shook h.uds
| heartily With Colonel Van Horn aud Johs
Is Henderson, amidst loud applause from
the convention, and retired. rho conven-
ton has 6 very large msl 9rity OF anti
Filleyites Ia IT. General Oiin Guitar, OF
Columb ia, will he permanent chairman.
The convention re. assembled at 2:3D, but
tho committee not beiag ready to report,
took q recess nnd re-convensd at O'Clock,
when the committee eth being unpfepared
10 rsaort, several speeches we're made nnc
the convention adjourned until p. IN.
All the conYgution beard the reDoft oi
The committee 90 credentials and adopted
Il. General D Guitar. OF b'ous county
ygas n sde permanent chairman and James
c. BruAiweil, Of ST. Louis, aecretary. fne
alaos OF delegate n, largo va9 given % y.
I Van Horn. Il will be- mid night or later
halore the convention concluuso It's wore.
Tee committee on RET olu'iops reported
tho following which was adopted:
Resolved, That the republicans
OF Missouri 10 convention as.
| sembl.d renew their allegiance aud
adherence to the principles OF me repuoii;
can party ss enuncistsd 10 the national
platform OF 1880 and carried out by inc ma
iionai adta iD,stration OF President Arthur,
Resolved, That the republican, patty oil
Missouri having buried all pas. differences
and being now united and armonssd,
are ready to march forward
in solid pbalapx TO the ost.
tie against the common enemy.
and will dscountensnce any man or set OF
men VINO seek TO create dissenlion in the
ranks and under its representatives hereby
pledge our un'nlterlng support to the ma
tional nominees Of the party.
Having full faith and confidence in the
Weldon and ability OF the republican party
we leave to the delegates assembled
resolutions upon rational questions.
Adjourned.
PENNSYLVANIA DxMncBArs.
ALLESrowr, Pa, April 0-The demo.
cratic convention was called 10 ORDER Dy
Chairman Hensel. The roll.call showed
twelve CONTESTED seats. At the close oil the
slscssd temporary m'!;'n oAs srsss ss
| acc am ,iou. Mr.. Spear having
taken the chair, made . stretch, In which
| he said: ~ hope tao issue OF this conven-
| ion will be the nomination OF another
psrnsylvsrir~ who will he elected. Penn
sylvania could not be unmipdful OF herself,
| and the democratic party canuot be un-
mindful as long as there Is employ ment Tor
labor She viii not serve tho democracy
| Ia vain. The enforcement OF the
la va aud the puritcation OF the civil
service are dear 10 all OF us.
man hes been named here who has been IN
public service twenty five years and is TO.
day poorer than when no entered. lf he
shonld be declared ~ he wi be tho choice
| OF this convention for the national exscu-
| tive Let him 20 not only with your votes
but with your hearts" Shouts OF applause
for Randall were here given By the conven-
ton.
IRE rules of the house OF representatives
were ado oted for the government of the
body and com mittees appointed.
The Convention then adjourned till
Up. m. q,
Milton Spear was chosen permanent chair
man and William Mucklsr, chairman OF the
committee on resolutions, presented ths
| following report:
First--We the democratic party OF Penn
Az lyai,i. In ttate convention, will maintain
sne principles OF governments ordained ny
the Federal constitution and the interpreta.
| ton which the founders OF the party settled
aud made known; they will denounce the
at.ernpt OF the grant OF tho Federsl govern
ment to ovsrturn these principles by ju-
iiclal legislation and executive usnrpa-
sscopd-w We are against Capitalization.
monopoly, extrhvAgaDt expenditures. sub
sidy and deb basement of the civil service 10
partisan spoilation.
frauds OF 1876 and 1877 BIZ which s. j. Til
den and Ihos. A. Hendricks were cheated
| ont of the offices oil president and vice pres
| Ident 20 which they W. . fairly elected,
was the moet descly blow ever aimed at
Cur system Of rep ese1tative government
aud the duty oil driving from poser tne
men aud party who made that fraud tn
pmphsut, Is the most sacred obligation
ever imposed on the conscience OF free
Fourth-we favor tariff for revenue lin
| tied 4, the necessities OF the government,
ecomicaly collected and 60 adjusted rs 70
prts.n. equal burdens and TO encourage 20
tive tndn.tries at home ard afford Just
compensation to labor. but not TO create
or foster mo lopolies and TO this end we
favor the abolition Of the internal revenus
and taxes and favor such adjustment OF the
existing tariff duties IS Will be consistent
with tbese principles
batter lie condition and enhance its rewards
and protect its rights com.
msrds The sympathy and support o.
inc democratic party. The importation
under contract O. foreign pauper labor is an
evil which should be remedied ~ judic'ous
R.solvsa. That Samuel J. Randall, who
4. the choics Of the democracy OF Penn
sylvsnis, il the caa5idsse Of the party for
rresidenf. By long, faithful public service