The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-12

uldrr rue talae pretance OF tho develop
ment oi the country and the promotion o
th- public good.
F0urth-We earnestly end0ne the nciinr
Of the drmooratio representatives, Of Texal
N c1ngrees nv thair vote 10 favor OF the
Morrison hll.
Fihh-While We favor the education Of
the masses by every legitimate mcaur, yet
80 regard iha educational bill (pendng
In conardn') which proposes 10 appropriate
money from the FedefBl treasury to educa.
| tiOual purposes within tho states as an un.
constitutional and dangerous encroachmeLt
upon the rights oi the states, and Is
smother great sep toward the centrali=a-
| ton OF all power In the Federal government
ard lhe destruction ofths republic. and vs.
heartily endorse the action OF our senators
IN oppg.iug the passage OF the bill.
j. q HAYREs, chairman.
J.E. MoCoMB, feoretary.
This was adopted with cheers and great
enthusiasm.
A majority OF the committee repor,od the
following;
Resolved. That Nessrs. Tilden and Hen.
drcks are the choice Of the democracy OF
Texas for the nominees Of the national con
venlion.
The following minority rsport Yves reads
We, the undersigned members Of tho
comnittts on platform aud resolutions,
beg leave to repor, tina, We do not APP
uTove ths resolution endorsing Tiiden
and Heudroks rs II appears IN
the report OF the committee AMI we otItr
the following as substitute therefor:
Resolved, That the delegates u the Chi
caso convention 20 untrnmmtl-d by en-
dorsI ~ mt of or instruction 'of any ger
gor.
sLTH SHEPHERD.
l. J. STORY.
Il ID LINN.
ID PoRr SMITH
II. w. HUDSON.
Tho vn.etN srnq,iute he mi'nriy re-
port Tor 10 majority report, not 20 instruct
tor Tildep, was "a follows, by coun-
ties: Ayes, i52; nays, 3l2
thus refusing TO set down upon Tildcn
= msjoriy report IVES then adopted.
colonel John p o Whitehead OF Webb.
nominate Hon. X. d. Hubbard 'or dele.
gate.tt.large aud further remarks
sere cut of hy deaioning eppl-use Hnd
cries OF 'let put him through by acola-
nation" And u was done amid whildgtt
aemous;rs'jnns oi delight.
w. l.. Thompson, at BeXir, nominated
Hcu. John Peter Smith ~ rsrrant Sec
onGed by Hon. Normal kitrell, % Loon.
rhese nam s Were received with greet en-
lhusiesm.
H10. Seth Shepard plscad 81 nomination
the Hon. ID. g. Gid iings.
Judge Finley, II Tyler, nomin' ted Hon.
A. W. rerfell, OF Trayis.
Hon. l.. j. Storey nominated Hon Tom
Brown, Ct Graysou. J. II. Robinsol
seconded the nomination OF senator Ter.
Ion. Joha NJ. Claiborne, OF Galveston,
seconded the naml'a,ion Of D. Q. CID
Dr.. Yandel nominated W. G. sisr.
.e5, al Dsllal J. r CGwles
of Grayson, seconded tho nom iuatiou
OLA. w. Terrell.
C. A. Cnloersnn, OF Marion seconded tha
romaaN vi W. G. Stere't Charles ID.
Grtca seconded the nomi alton 0i D O.
Cid iings Tom Brown and A. w. Terrell.
Shaw, of Red River, aeconded t5o n0ml-
na'icn OF Tom Brown.
General Bates wanted Smith, G.dtiLgs
and Terrell Jumped.
j. IL MoComb seconded ih- nomination
OF z. J. Brown.
Senator Houston nominated General
Geor-o W. Russ.
Gaao, Of Dallas, seconded tho nomina.
ton Of Sterett.
Tom Bonner, of Smith seconded the
nomination of Brnwr.
j II. Davis, OF Hunt, seconded tho romi-
nation ot S,eratt.
Ods Eaton, Of Galveston, seconded the
nomination OF Peter Smith.
II was then announce that
telegram had been received
from Samuel ]. Tilden. which "a' read,
ard by some mistake II was understood 20
bs N accep'ancs, when the
crowd could hardly contain thenselv,e
Phe enthuslas,n wfs prea. beyond
measure bat when 10 was
known that IL was a positive
declination, the depression was not notice
able. Colonel Booth nominated Hon.
f. g. SsockdGle, but the gen.
tlemeu took the stsRe and
.k.y. fmIg b..
adjourn TO 0:30 in the morning Was car
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