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

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ss eipuabi about eI .n,olnis ehspFs >,
ofihe sslsiing isnn tgt am
opuussd 10 he pssssgs u the Morrison
bi sm ln iis0r a iha Ohio platform
tal0 iOf Ityrnue Niihinuiisrtal pf0ieciien
81 ihe si,ctt policy a. unite the demOofaff
ilr national victory. believe
tlnt lafse msllfliY 0i the temonfais oi
ihla state are a. Second viii ne sp'Fe
iiws"
TEONsRH ToA Guar.
TgoY. April iU.-fhe seventeenth oln'
efessiontl dttflot elected Maftin l, iogn,
fhsnd AIT Henry Is huIley .dsiegsiis, enh
Rlyai ~ Belts And William Il. kullte! bury
sliernstss Ga the republican convenAoi'
All a,e for Arthur.
NOMINATED,
CHICAGO, April 10 the Journals ElRln,
Illinois, special GAYS Rsubsa EllN0od was
fo-rOminatsd Tor c1ngsess By tue ftpaol4-
rsus OF the Piilh district this afternoon,
LCdA. 0GTs PaiR,
CmAd1, April lO.-fhe JOurnsis BUSH
reli, llllnoia, special says The Eleventh as
triot republican convection elected q, W
CnaElts and U. A. Bill ~ delegates TO Chi
osgo aud Instructed foF Logan.
- ALTO F1R LOGAN,
CHICAGO, April i0.-At Egln, Illinois,
IN the republican congressional convention
Charles Fuller were elected celsgaiss 10 !he
national convection sud insuneisd Tor 10
gan,
EvANyILLg, lND., April 10 The mrs,
Conversational district republicans chose
Grusrsl James O. YsAeh aud r. Il. Posey
delegates 20 che Chicago convention.
RAVoRs nLAibE
PEsYAN, N. v, Ap!ii l0.-rhe Seventy
nd IA taFlh n al a. o.
elects Blaine delegation 20 the Chieaeo
CONVENTION. Oae Of the slterna'es Nv )fs
EdnluGds.
BouyD ron CHICAGO.
LAWREscEBUE0, lHD, April 10 john
o Crsyeua ana Esgtna Hay were elect q
delegate 30 tho Chicago republican Cou
We glQn to-day from the Fourth district.
MISSOURI pgMocRATs.
sr LOGS. April l0-rns Denoc'a,ic
Stale LrEigsl COMMITTEES met hero this .Yt'
ming ADD named 81. LOuiy, ard Juuo 2iih,
as the lime and place Of holding tho coz.
va tiol Tor election Of delegates ID the ms
tirDal convection, ana JEFFERSON, August
l2lh, as time and piece for convention 20
nomiDgts state ciliceIs.
UEISsrBUCyEB.
FoBr WAYsE. lED.. April iO.-Ihe
rCgublicsr convention OF the twelitb
oongre. sionAl district today chose S.
20 The Chicago convention. The delegates
ore unrestricted. 4 is understood that
Carver will support Blaine.
MISSOURI REPUBL,cASs.
SRDLLiA, Mo-. Asril 0.-rhe reputllca1
convention convened Ct 10 o'clock this
morning and was called 10 order by Z. t.
Van Horn. Of Kansas Gay, the chsiTmsn.
The ohalr introduced Hon. Chester A.
krum, OF s.. Louie, as temporary chair
prkn Ja1tynrah ohnfl aiIrpG9 thank
ing the convent ton for The honor conferred
ard congrGtulsting the republican party on
its prirciplea IN he psst and success and
future prospects. Committees o, one from
each congressicaa! district on credentials,
permanent organization and resolutions
were appointed. Hon. John d. Henderson
delivered an address, urging harmony and
no Instructions to delegates 10 Chicago.
Adjourned TIL . O'CLOCK.
SEDALIA Mo-, Apiii GA mass meeting
Of both F.ley aud ant.-Filiey delegates met
AZ Germaula hail tbis morning in the inter
est OF hsImony and united action. Nj.
Eilley called The meeting 10 order 0Ed in ,
few remarks urged the delegates 10 lay
aside old issueS and set as though there
were no differences OF factions 10 the party
and present ticket and pl.ti, Tn when
every republican would iudorso without
questioning the souTcs whsnce IL came.
Tx. Congressmsn Mclean was elected CHAIR
man sDd spoke in tie same strain rs Filley.
Several delegates Of both factors spoke IN
the intertst OG harmony, end the meeting
adjourned sith apparent good feeling.
Prior 10 the adjournment OK the rephhli-
can convention motion 10 invite Mr.. Fill
ley, who was ! oil . delegate to the conven-
ton but was in the hall, to a acns on the
platform vas carried unsnimousiy. and
that gentlemen came torwald and made .
speech, urging harmony tween the con-
tendit & factions, stating Ii, reception ~
The convention was moro tsaI hs had rea'
son to expect, that he did not want 20 be
ohairman Of the new state committee, he
would not take tna position under any cir
cumstancee and would be willing to take 3
the republican party. He then shook hands
heartily with Colonel Van Horn and John
B Henderson, amids5 loud applause from
the convention, and retired. The conven-
ton has very large majority of anti
Filleyiies in IT. General 0din Gnitar, OF
Columbia, will no permanent chairman.
The convention re assembled at 2:30, but
the committee not being ready to report,
took recess and re-coDvsned at O'CLOCK,
when the committee still being unprepared
TO reoort, several speeches were made and
the convention adjourned until 7 D. m.
AIT the convention heard the repoYt OF
the committee m credentials and adopted
it. General o. Guitsr, Of Boone county.
was made permanent chairman and James
@. BroadweiI, oil st. Louis, secretary. The
Place of delegate of largo was given to o.
+. Van Horn. /. will be midnight or later
before the convention concludes its work.
Tee committee on rss outions reported
the following which WAS adopted:
Resolved, THAT lAe republicans
~ Missouri in convention as.
.. nbled renew their, alleglsnco aud
d ference 10 The principles OF the repuoii,
an party IA. anu1ciated in the national
,let fCrm of 1880 and carried ont by the ma
ION, II adDaipistIation Of President &rthnr
Re,l3ived, That tho republican patty OF
disso uri having buried all past differences
nd being now uDned and harmopized,
re ready to march forward
u solid phalapx to the bat
10 against the common enemy
md will discountensaee any man or set OF
aen who seek to crease Dissection IN me
spks aud under it's representatives hereby
hedge orr uD'eltering support to the na-
ional nominees tho patty.
Having full faisb and confidence 10 bhe
wisdom and ability OF she republican parry
We leave TO tho Delegates assembled
n national convention the tormnlstion oil
resolutions upon natioEsl questions.
Adjourned.
PENNSYLVANIA SuMoCRA-s.
ALLENTOWN, PA, April 0.-Tbe demo
,ratic convention was called TO order BY
Chairman Hensci Tie roll call showed
weiye contested seats. At the CLOSE OK the
rollcall, II Milton Spear was
elected temporary chairman, by
acc am siiop. Mr.. bpesr having
taken the chair, made stesch, in which
he said: 81 homo tie issus Of this conven-
ion Will be the nomination OF another
who viii be elected. Penn
aylyariia could not be nnmindfpBof herself,
and the democratic party cannot be I'M
mindful as long as there is employment for
labor. She win not serve the democracy
10 vain. The aeforcemsnt OF me