Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-10
/ CHICAGO.
u n.v,s PROUEEDlNGs-
n.ISY sSUBBED AND
urTLER KISSED.

NNANI eNc -,,
RuTLER KISSED
.oo July s.-As the hour ap-
l9o. y, tbo I meeting of the Conven'
8 loi ,a .n snnarent that the oppo-
ssrIsreland hUre will make another
" vlT,uk sreak the unit rule, and
70 ,hs v result of this they count
on oa.s .'o Of Bayard, Mcdonald or
nees D q. 9, GOOD or doubtful. In what
10 y ,s.t ~ viii come up will depend
u d tar,o IpTu of proceedings today.
: ea,snd iU managers were industri-
'e' r"rk all night The circular
w w''i the e" Young Mems Demo.
ciIrh Of Brooklyn was again
O'uU nUor the attention of outside
!. ap'I f urges the nomination Of
81 ~ On account of his availabili-
~ ,bs ~ Independent Kepublicans,
i I'm he atttacted to him. Their
;, will iii be for the benefit OF the
ratio party ,.,.o,, ,ho,
M insure the support of these
cans IL is necessary to have a
n the platform tavoring revenue
T,is A. fact 10 be carefully
.av these friends Of Cleveland,
Rrpublican revolt against MT.
i. coulposed 'or the most part
tidnsls and journals that are III
tariff reform. There are other
;,ans represented here not con.
by these gentlemen. They are
raiders, bit those who do moi
veeping tendency to centraliza'
Rsnublicanism. The legal ten.
,isldn is referred to as cause for
Knit the opinion OF Justice
n this case and opinions in Other
INVOLVING questions Of local gov
n These men are favorable 10
Field and have made a strong
lion in behalf of that gentleman,
ndicious work has been done for
rld and II Instructions of the Cal
delegation did not stand in tbt
he demonstration in his behalf
be more pronounced.
pply demonstration in honor o.
les enteringthe hall this morning
bade when the Ohio delegation
BY Ex-senator Thurman, made
bearance. Whileit was making
to the portion of the hall assign
II, the other delegates and th'
kors generally joined in doing
to Mr.. Thurman, and many suci
sIons were heard as I" the mobiles
brat Of them all" " He ough
The nomination"
Hon. 4. 4. Washburu, of Hi
occupied a seat on the platform
|oming next to Senator Pendlt
Ohio. representative Springer
bots, was also among the distil
u persons On the platform.
convention opened at III O'Clock
MCLaren making an openi,
CummiMs, of Massachusetts.
a resolution instructing tn
itse on Resolutions 10 give
y 70 the Committee of the Iris
bal League, in favor of excludin
trcm acquiring real estate !
ica,
buttons were also offered an
I'd without debate, in favor O
, in the platform against the en-
elt OF convict labor for the 81
btli Of the eight-hour law
fisamptuary laws and declal
at the vote yesterday on Nj
samendnent Ito the unit rule
blended to apply only to Stat
bad instructed their represent ta
70 vote as a unite.
report OF the Committee on Pc
nt Organization was then mad
lme Of W, II. Villas, OF Wisconsi
Presented as President, with a Ii
Ice Presidents Cone from ea'
and several Secretaries and 8
rs, and tnat the secretaries al
Ut the temporary organization
nued under the permanent organ
report was unanimously adopte
iF, Hendricks, of Indiana, wi
ther gentlemen, were appointed
Mr.. Villas 10 the chair.
temporary chairman, in preset
r Was to the Convention,
thanks for the charity and 4
.nce shown toward himself, q
he said, the permanent charm
heed much less.
SPEECH OF MIR. Villas.
Villas, on taking the chair, retul
anks Tor the honor done him, a
a somewhat lengthy speech on
involved. During Mr.. Vii
u MI Butler entered the hall, a
pecelved with mingled applause a
showden, of Pennsylvania, ,offel
ontlon for the call of the roll
y and for the placing in nom.I
candidates for President a
Preslden..
Clunie, of California, moved
ehce to the Committee on Pl
Ihe nominations should not
until after the adoption
Platform. The motion was reject
uelegate from Missouri moved
ufnment until II a. IN. .to-morrc
70 committee on Platform had
o,morrow ~ to make its report. =
on 10 adjourn was lost. .
ton motion was made to lay on the
WI, WI; snowden's motion to III,
,na'ions now. The question ,
oy a vote by States, and resul
y negative. When the State
nork was called, its vote of 70 ,
Gu9ced need in the negative.
- uiady challenged the vote, al
polse' uproars and misses, &,
" present the original tally.
"ai' n'h' however, refused to have
,all Interrupted. A Connecticut
M i .a'lra attention to the hisses :,
b,oa 'nat The ushers be instructed
N.Y. Onairman said that guests of
rsn ens.o'l couai not be permitted
alpl lis harmonious and orde
'lugs, and directed the Serges
I1In 1ims to remove any person ,
l'u N,oiate ine ORDER.
H. H. iol' call was then proceeded '
ne C'ose. After ,he roll cali
1 ~ m .ne announcement of the re
NJ .'i.i Vl, an recognized Mr.. Grad
E,,i,h, iimh, who claimed the report
rSa ,'a,,ce n, with the official tally.
H. rHhalrman called on Mr.. \
|inu 0nniinan of the New York {
'"' 70 state again what the
4 C,: hr: Manning gave it as ~ "
Zen, t,.a'fhian ruled that he -,
|ti,ln m ol ane vote of the New York
htiona a. : a unit, because the State
'on mad instructed the delepat