The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17

IuNIAN~r We IatoF itIiN w i'ffN"" i't"'
lied - the uscssIitiss Of Che gnysrnmen',
eoomically 9 llsoied aud ~ adjusted ~ ~
prs m. eqlal burdens aud 10 sne ,usEe 90.
i've indntfiss AZ hone snd znsfd Init
compensation u labor. bui noi % create
10 iOttsr mo lOp0lies anu 10 this end We
hyof the kb0liilon Of ihs internal Teysnu z
srd taxes and iay0r such adjustment OF the
erisiins tafff duties ~ vii be consistent
aish these principles. ,.
better !ls condition aud enhhncs iis rewards
and protect ils rights com,
manis The sympathy ana support o.
the democratic party Tho imnpFtahoh
under contract 81 foreign p,uler lsbnr u an
evil which should be Trmeeisd oy lud'ol'h'
legislation.
Ia the oh0lcs Of the democracy of Penn
tyly,niA, /, the candidate OF the parry iof
prssidsnl. b. l0ng. faithful public services
| he has illustTa,ed unfal.sTlne De.
yetion 10 his high political
pri6olpls aud his isaliy to tho democratic
party. His honesty and honor, his ospaei'
/ ~ and courage, his fsi.hinl labors ana 'ls
| nj abilities have mtriitd and Won Tor him
tho eanild.ree ana supper Of The people OF
"a AZ his resolution was Tssd the conSen'
iion broke into cheers. The planks teiatins
% tariff and lsboF were slso -pplaude1'
| bnI mos, OF TIE hearty cheegs we're glyoh
Agnin and agaia when the fesclnlion fe.ef'
rirg 10 Randall wss read,
The platform rs read weH adopted ara
loua eiis' male for Randall. Toe geoue-
msa was sent Tor Hnd whga
ne appeared, Mr.. SnoSden, who
rad the flor 10 once declared
amid cheers that ne gave way 10 the mex,
! president. For some tlmn ii Was impossl,
! ole Tor Kendall 10 proceed. At last qnie,
being restored he laid:
~ am here presen, IA obedience N your
request aud desire 20 ACKNOWLEDGE my
deep obligation to you, tne iepfs'
crAs Of this glorious commonwealth
ard 20 insnk yen 'or she bigh honor which
you have to-day unsnlmously btsloWtd
upon me. l DO moi attribute tots setlon 10
any degree 10 my personal merits
on tina contrary rseogrza ana
rtal'zs II ~ the approval OF the ges9lule
mud aggressive course which nave
defense OF tina cardinal principles I'd
yoca.ad by Jetfsrsop, Jsckson, PIX
ana Buchanan. A, l. has been With me
| Ia the post 30 IL will 90 10 the end, and now
| thank You one and all, and cay that each
OF yor will convey TO your
constituents the assurance that IN
iulure they will fad no isltering, no failiaG
by tho waysida In regard 10 yonr rights.
| General Davis was nominated by ecola'
maiion for coDsrese.At.ia,ea, and Richard
| YauS, OF Philadtlphis, Il. ]. hoGrann' oil
n,cr, OF F.nsneea, we're chosen
eeciors o. largo and also. by exclamation
Delegated Bt large William J. Hsrrity,
William A. Wallace, James L. Barr, Besley
y. Cox, D. 4. Meyers ard William Il. Z)w
den.
TIE convention adjourned, a full cleo
tor al ticket having been elected.
| ARKAgsAs nEruDGIoANs.
LITTLE RccK, April o.--This morning the
| following delegates to the republican ma
tiOnsl convention were selected Tor the
congrei sional districts:
First dlsrict-Jacob Fritber, |. II. Hol'
land; allernatea, j. L. Joces, NJ. q. lurner;
Second district John j. johnson, FeId
Harris, a,tsrnates, o NJ. Spsl!nEn, Z. NJ
fhird aia.rict-A. a. t5v!ftg. George II
| Thompson; alternates, 4: w. WAokins, u,
Fourth distrlc!-M. W. Bepjamin, Jacob
Goes; sl.ernstes, William Laporte, josiah
/ CLARK.
Kidd; alterna.es, J. w. True, J. A. spauld'
ing.
SsDALIA, Mo-, April 5.-rhn third dis'
trict republican delegates met this sfer-
noon and elected j. IL. Thomas and ira b.
| Hyde delegates 10 The Chicago convention.
| 40 instructions we're gwen, an sac ger.
go1sl preferences OF the delegates are moi
known.
pELE9ATEs 70 CHICAGO,
| SEpALIA, No, April 9.-The Sixth dis
tficc republican convention met this morn
| ipg. General o. Guitar. of Boone county,
and w. D. 6hirk, OF Sedalis, were elected
delegates to the Chicago convention.
IssTUCrRD FOR ARTHUR.
| SELMA, ALA, April 9.--The Fourth dis
trict republican convention cleo ed t~o
delegates u the national convention ana
| instructed for Arthur.
SUNDERLAND, N. y, April 9.-Oongres-
sional convention broke up in u row.. The
Draper faction rend % delegates George
Campbell and Hiram Grgss 60 Chicago.
The auti.Draper aud Smyth Will SEND con-
tesiants.
PoR BLAINE AEDAnTHuE.
MEMPHIS April 9-The Ava'nnche's
Aberdeen, MisslssiJ pi, special says: Inc re-
pU0licans OF the hrst congressional district
of mississippi met In convention there to-:
day and nominated G. Chandler, OF Cor.
inth, for congress. DR.. J.. "a. Bynum, OF
Ren ri, was nominated for eiector, and II;
q. Powers ard w. III. Pennon elected
resolution wes sdouteop indorsing Arthur's
administration. Tee delegates were unin-
strRctei hut 1t is Understood they are for
Blame and the other ioi' Arthur.
JeaeEY's Dell sATIcH.
TETAa4, ". f., April 0-Pse rapubli-
,ielscateg 10 Chicago. II IL understood they
favor Edmunds and Lincoln.
TWO YoE RLtzNE.
CORNING, N. e.. April 9.-TEa Twenty
ninth congressional district VIII oend Two
Blaine Delegates 10 the Chicago convention.
TAFTy FOR AR-1UR.
BUyrALo. April 9.-The Thirty. second
congressional district republican convention
elected Jsrses d. Warren, Of the CONNER
cisl. advertiser and Joseph Jewe,s delegates
to tha nstloDal convention. Resolutions
were adopted strongly endorsing Artbur's
administration aad recommending MIN LOT
renoEsinstioD.
The thirt.e, h congressional bllcen1
convention electsd III. W. Warren snd
Leonard Rugritt deleratesso the nctionai
The delegates were uopleussi
and uainstr1cted.
GEORGIA ESrUBLroANs.
ATLANTA, Ca, April 9,--!The republican,
stats convention elected M. u. CLARK tempo
rary chairman. a committee on credentials
was appointed and recesS taken.
r. D. LOCKE, rnarshai o. tns-. som.n ,a,s
cho;,nap. a. a. Bnck, w. a. Pledge.
4 IA. Pleasant and @. d. Forsyths
ware elected delegates to Chicago frcEa
the ssate at largo The delegates go. unin-
struatsd bnt are considered for Arthur as
lorg rs he hopes for euccesE.
DAavILLE, ILL.,, April o.-Fhe repusii-
carsof the fifteenth district endorsed Ar
ExAyrp. PENN, April 9.---The republicans
Of the Twenty fourth cnsrict instrunteosfor
Blaine.
A Librury Within Easy Reach.
Funk &C. wnenalls, Of New York, are. do.