The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

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Reception uf ibr NrW-
SO uU"INtu. r.H
. UrtyNip, tul, U,.l1u m,F Ir t.. a-
rItrm,nt pre-, Filrd mi. uurnius lmu .t
crowds -urrpuhdrI t,r ,.'"s liui u 81 $685. -
lnpnr unlrr, Nhru lee announcement "a
/ llr,, lnuu's uulnibnt'" We, uu iu,'h"r' ptir,
cheer wHsfiyru, Men 81. N,t, rr,.,u',,sl I. q e.
lhpuhiir, ~ We G'ur T. unt thvru hu-iusn
. hultnuu'ud, \ s"'utrUi ~ uus MuN llIr,i ~
. ihri 'N'i'u' ',un '',"ui und'' o." ''''''u'i
7 a." riur i,c lri iur ,u-u" NV NJ M, Jri
u general urlti, Ion " itl hr held, the lHNr-
/ lrud u'dy ,rrs rom this 'l,y ~ tll" 'nlNtli'
an ~ al l'r lac, "n lhrir r'.U'I N"h Il Il aH>
Nr rnrGi,KrE"sIE.
r"r"uNEErslt' jrly 1.-The inm~rni,
&C." mini mnmGino,sn " of i,oyrlrnd G"""' ct
Al NV WORK. CRY,
NEW NuRk, July ll.-All the nurnlng,
! lru,h III" TIA" nlniina %" Wh Ia IN" rrc'p-
! ton uT the no piaV,iuu, C,uwds us,omhlcd IN
,NInt ot the VI iuus ncwspIpc huilc,iu,,
l,am the hlr,. ClcNrla.Id' nominuilnn was
luuhri ,or, Mhca IL WAS plncuNcd tia, ih"
suite, Ion, cvcrybod' sad; 'lf PENN
sculrS H." At u'clncK the
>,.cr, lcndi Irom The N wsrnpcr hpll.ilnS
w'r hlnck"d, lllc!fu. alag travel III" q
WNH no, ,li 81 cN"l,"'nrdi until III" M",ds
were pui ou,: tony. Cleveland nominated
nn ,Lr Scronr bgllOl," Then shouts ar,sc
from huud, ou> uld LIO:r at them Clurprd
,hcir lands ahd clnppcd each other "n the
h rk,
There was no excitement about the Guy
ETll ~ There were nu Politicians thee, Al
the he. iucrlls ARE In thicr uHud the Rrpuh-
lic'n NldcrLlcn ar" nul ui town,
NuNur EDSnn said; II consider the chulc"
excellent. nav" no, II duuhi at the Govern
r.islrr John Kelley t'rnnmunyI said: II
In, ~ cleveland VIII he elected, lhc cnuniry
needs II Si,iv, conservative, able man, such ~
h. l., ard every honest Democrat should Vote
lur hint"
ihr Republican office holders declined tn
make Cu nnIrnls for Publication, bat IN pf-
NHiO seemed pleas. with The nnllI' alton,
consider a; Cleveland mn easy htHn Ia hc'u,
one orr NsNocintr thi.,d StaIs Disc
htn. news said: at = u spUd Republican
nomination..
\ Dep. t, rniicd Stats Marshal said;
"rhr no,nin. .i"l .hcn,'' n IN iorly ur from
GnI 40 Tn,W NJ, New N".k '>i'.r fut blaine,
nj ShoviG G", hc ~ ali ~ used II lr can.
IrcG tl.'> Coi 10y, ,'olh E"llN 'ih q" nAcd
" IA the ~ yu,. iiN ~, la :, ,n tu,in.r fl%.
yuc news oj g nnmi,i"l".l -, tr'iN"d
~ lhc P.n'r"" Enc IHngr With l"w= 'no"i-
lr". In WEI :, c"t II Wits roe iN'r, hN every
- =" inu manner "ldlcuimg thai Il Vas snrc-
.Oir conclusion.
" tuli"c, n Robertson s.Iiu: 81 th'n, the
uoi.iantion OF ClcNrlgi ii ~ best ,hirg Tor
l,c i.c hubl'caI - IS. CLn't SdS wh't ',irrl,
il vuS, lI~ clvc.,O.I would have On tir buSi-
zoos II,'l">,> of ne "oudiry. 70. ~nanllN
nL IN ,n>or Of li!n'ncn and "at'"ci lnSr, nm
vi"cicu.
At NiEhSI, 10y.
NLLANN. luly .--OIr .rndted guns w',r'
H,cd la lu, q: "f tlrNoladL's nomination lii"
ujnuir IL " .vcciNCd. The Cove nor was
ia tL"c::C rI',ivc chHmbc N IhrrH rilol with
N,iu' aI-'cLc.Il r.. iSwo. III and !; few
ut!icr hichd>. TIA" ID"Ilil', of tn" cannon
ii Il amor .iccd /. Ic aoIIn2, ion to Linn.
). ,nIil ~ - - iy..ic op II with Farms
worth ga his ri II na.i . ~ Col. lamont.
hi, priv'tc : -. ct" y, % lis icI he received
he con. ,iatul",loas of ,husc p csrnt in II
d hiticd mannc'.
GOV. Clrvcl" iG had nothing direct to say
beyond an e.. ore Ion o. his .hah,S 10 those
who cOnr. ,ulatcd Il ~. He manifested
some cr iusi,y % lc?'.i tn" ba'lot, bu, toe
bpilC, ~. a. roo.t - ne general results were
announced, S,oPpvd. Tce ANS of congliuu-
hl;on crI.Ic poi' ing ia from all quarters.
The Nouay Meas Damoc. allie club Srrc-
'''''' ar wilMINGroN, DELAWARE.
WiLMlNGToN, DEL July l';--S"natlr
R4yald was seated In ENe.X evenings edit
and Il few ficnGs When ihc news of tlrNc-
lands nomination was received. The probable
result OF the sccol I'd ballot had been forcseen
change TO Cleveland was announced After
The reception of the first summary
of the vote and since the hopes of Bayard's
nomination had been abandoned, there was
II gene.al agreement that Cleveland would
prove u candidate very generally acceptable
IL thu patty, and to whom time would unite
Very little was said, however, ms the company
almost Immediately separated, and Mr.. Bay
ard. after tclegraphing his congratulations
to Gov cleveland, i"it to dine with a friend.
HOUSTON, July ll.-lSpccinl. -Grcat cX-
element has prevailed here during the day,
and many sp, culntionS were INDUCED in re-
ference to the action of the Chicago conveu-
tiun. The telegraph office. cotton exchange,
newspaper Offices or wherever bulletins
were posted, have been surrounded by eager
the bulletins. The News Of Clcve!ands nomi-
nation was received with the ;ncat-
est enthusiasm an,b cheer after cheer
from the excited In. ong, rent the air. The
news Of Hendrcks' nomini ton or the
second place c,,a ed no less enthusiasm. aud
a,to"e.acr, il is deemed the strongest ticket
The Democrats could have c'icScn. II an in
g. a.lib." short spncc OF time hundreds %. BAH
nc y wee un.rrcd II ON the house tops bear
ing the name of Cleveland and 'a;at that Of
hendricks WAS added. Tonight l0J
of ClcN Gland and Hendricks. and AT this time
CD.3O) II procession, exien, ing through the
entire business poi' ION o, the ri,y. Is march
Clcvrlpnd and IIcnd,icks. 1t Is estimated
that the Democracy will carry the State in
November by 10000 majority.
~
GALVESTON. July li.-Thc nominations Of
the Democratic National convention give
great satisfaction, and mrch qualification Is
expressed nj the defeat OF Tammany. With
Cleveland and Hendricks as stanuard-bear-
crS, il is bciieved the Democrats viii achieve
Il brilliant victory.
Al COEsIcANA.
COHSICA ANA, July Especial. The NOM
ination OF cleveland was received by our peO-
pie with general satisfaction
ATTYLEP.
TYLER. July ll.-ISpecial. There does
not seem to be any enthusiasm for Cleveland
though keen interest has been taken in the
pr ccedings ofthc convention.
ATLANTA. July It's pecial. Hourly dis
patches com Chicago keeps our betting
If ends busy ,iu ing this dull and terrible hot
weather: .m"k!.,g ctsar> ut each others eX-
prnSc lIurra TO. tae Chicago Democratic
nominees. and hu III for Ireland and Gibbs
and The Dallas HERAID.
ATPI.ASn.
PLANO, July H. Special. -CleNelnnd'S
nn,uiunlion tor P'e,iden.. aat HenGticiis for
Vice. Pl csiGcnt, was icccivco here wit h much
enthusiasm ana l,ivcs ch,iTc satisfaction.
At WACO. ....
.WAco. July n-(rSprcinl.l The nomina-
ton of Cleveland fell flat with The Demo-
c.ats her. although all will OF course support
him.
HEoWNWoOD. July H. Special - The
nom'h nation $ i Cleveland and Ilend. rlis by
the DmmIa,ic CONVENTION weie hailed here
With JOY.
At MAESiIAIl.
! MARSHALL, July III Special. Marshall
| : mos g'er, ing; tnre ci,c,s auu tigc. for
| Cleveland ana Heat; icks. The noninrtions
| aie wci .eceived and will be heartily sup
poitcJ
AT FDEr WORTH.
| Fort WoRrn. Jul Y IT, 1 Special. The
| nomination of Cleveland fell rather fiat on
| democrats in this ely. nearly all being for
| iayard. Seye.aI of laG S.aunchc>t Demo-
| Gratis here say Dlaiie viii he clrcU9G. Tue
nomination of He idrcks is well received,
| III lie Nnuld hnNN boon nlnft aecnnl. .hiC