The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-10

ued cheering, the audience and many of the
delegates rising to their feet.
3;O1p m.-Gion. Ward seconds Thurman's
nomination.
3:20 p. m,-Kentucky reached j. A. McKen-
Isle.
8;;5 p. m,-Massachusetts. reachcd cheers
and hisscs Abbott rose and said the State
had no name for presentation this time.
S:B p. m.-HOoker, of Mississippi, seconds
the nomination OF Bayard,
3;i6 p. m.-Hooker spoke of the disSensions
IN New YORK State and advocated n selec-
tion outside of that State that would COM
bine the Democratic party and the man
who would do that is Bayard. Cheers.
SOB p. m.-Nebraska seconds Bayard.
New York reached; great cheering; many
delegates on their feet.
Up. m.-Lockwood, of New York, has taken
me platform TO present Cleveland Renewed
cheering.
4 p. m.-Lockwuod is presenting Cleye.
lands qualifications in u very forciblc man
ncr, and commands the earnest attention of
the convention. He elicits frequent ap-
plauSe
4:U7 D. m-EVery mention OF Cleyeland's
name calls for the cheers, and several times
about one-fourth of the delegates rose TO
| their feet and cheercd.
i:l0 p. m.-Mayor Harrison has taken the
| platform to second CleYelnnd'S nomination.
lie received an ovation.
4:l5 p m.-HarrisOn referred 10 1876 and
| Filden [Great cheeringl.
4:N p. m.-Grady, of New York is strug-
| Cling for recognition great confusion. The
! Chairman said he could recognize him after
Mr. Jones, OF Minnesota, had seconded Mr.
| Cleveland's nomination.
4:30 p. m.-Grady, of New York. has taken
the platform to second Baysrd. Cheersl.
1875 p. m.-Grady said he would bc glad to
second Cleveland II he could carry the State
OF New York, but he could not.
4:36 p. m.-Bragg, Of Wisconsin, called
! Brady to order tGrcat confusiOnl.
A.4n 'hai airu ia
man Grady was about to como to his name
| for nomination, he would he obliged to sus.
tain the point ~ order. IUonIusiOn in
creased.
| 4:iI p. m.-Manning, of New York. asked
! that tho gentleman be allowed 10 proceed; no
objection made and Grady is proceeding
4:46 p. m.-Grady said all anti -monopOllsta
| In the state of New York, Protestant or Cath
Ollie, Irish, German or American, are opposed
| TO the nomination ofCleveland. Cheers and
| hisSesl.
4;i7 p m.--Grndy said the world was NOV
| ing too fast for such men ms Bnyard, Thur
man and Randall 10 be pushed aside for such
men ms Cleveland.
Grady spoke OF the change in the Demo-
| cratic vote since 1882. Renewed confusion.
The Chairman threatened TO clear the gal =
lcrics II ii was not discontinued.
! 1913 p. m.-COnfusion and interruption re-
newcd. Sergennts-nt-Arms ordered TO dis
tribute through the building and remove any
one interruptng the speaker.
I:50p. m.-The police have just removed n
couple Of turbulent characters from the hall
j:Oj y. m.--MotiOn to adjourn TO 1870 lost.
5:07 p. ma good many delegates nre lcav-
ing the hall.
5:l2 p. m.-Grady appealed to the convcn-
tion to take sCch action as would keep the
Democratic party fully united, referring In
n complimentary manner to the other candi.
dates,
5:l3 p.m.--tirady closed by warming them
Of the result. If some other candidate Is moi
lth hRprs
Cochran. Of New York, moved to suspend
the order OF business and take recess to Sp
M, lost.
5;l1 p. m.-Dcmaud for Il call Of the roll o
states, was oVcrrulcd by thc Chairman.
j:lp p. m.-COchran, of New York hH.
taken the platform 10 speak; objections
being made throughout the hall.
5:2O y. m,--Ihc point of order made thn
Cochran could not speak unless TO presrn
candidates. He said he was there to sccont
II candidate and was allowed to proceed.
b:25 p. m.-COchran said ne was too warm
| friend of Cleveland to want 10 see him nomi
mated. Laughter and confuSionl.
j:26.-COchran named Thurman as "a maj
who could unite and lead the party To vie
tory
5:37 y. m.-Cochrans speech Is being wei
received; frequently applauded He sal,
that n number thought Cleveland could carr,
New York, while Il number thought he cOulj
not. one side must he wrong Why TAX,
chances when all could unite on Thurman
6:Ol p. m.-Call Of States on adjournmen
T. demanded; now proceeding.
G:H p. m.-MOtion to adjourn till 1880 To-
morrow on call Of States carried.
500 y. m.-MOtion to suspend order of bust
( ness and take recess. Carried
B:2O p. MAT 6:lS y. IN. the convention ad
E Journcd till 7:'D u. IN. tO-mOrrtN,