The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-10

plctc,and will organize tomorrow morn
ing. One OF its leading members says
Louisiana is for ridden and the Cincin-
natl platform. With Tilden out her
vote will be cast for the hest man, who
ever he may he. The Kansas delegation
came this afternoon accompanied by Il
large number of visitors. 1t Is estimated
that 900 outside of the convention will
be here from that State. The delegation
has organized by the election
of Gov. Click as chairman and Il. j.
Sheridan, secretary. a caucus will DO
held tomorrow morning. Full delcga-
tons from Ohio are now mere, members
having struggled in for the past few
DAYS. They will organize ut ii o'clock
Tomorrow. The Duckworth club, Of
Cincinnati, $50 strong, will reach here
tomorrow evening, and the Jefferson
club, of the same city, with iW, Tuesday
morning. Not quite all the West Nir-
ginia delegates have arrived. \
number of the Connecticut contingent
came this morning; they have
not yet organized. The Vermont men
arrived to-day and VIII organize some
time Tomorrow. The Illinois hcadquar-
ters were filled with visitors all day.
Organization is set for noon tomorrow.
New Hampshire's organization will be
made at noon tomorrow. The North
Carolina delegates arrived this morning
and will organize Tomorrow morning.
Nearly all the Virginia delegation came
this morning and will organize to NOR
row. The Colorado delegation came this
afternoon. Delegates from Nevada will
probably organize tomorrow morning
The Delaware delegates have not yet
organized.
THE BLt'E, WHITE, HAN, STIFF FkLT
HATS
of the uniformed clubs were every
where apparent to-day. They will he
the distinguishing badge of Democracy
were uniformed or not uniformed AS
suited their several tastes.
Members of the Cook County Demo-
cratic club, who in addition TO the ever
prcsent'lile, wore blue yacht cloth suits,
orange silk gloves and light canes, were
kept busy all day receiving organiza
tons and cscorting them to their several
headquarters. Among the first to arrive
were tho Americas and Sam. j. Ran
dali clubs, OF Philadelphia, the. former
attired in BLUSH grey uniforms with
cut-away coats, and headed by the
famous Waccacoe band; the la ter wear
ing siiken badges cOnspicuously lcttered
i'm gold bullion, with the name OF their
favorite. Late in the day the New York
county Democracy came in II body, ana
distinguished by no uniform except AZ 10
club, of Indianapolis, 80 strong,
and bearing large banner on which
was portrait of the Indiana candidate,
wero escorted to the Palmer House.
About an hour later the Irving Hall
delegation from New York, numbering
lao, came by special train and the list of
important arrivals for the day closed at
$3.50 by the appearance of 'rammany
II al occupying two special trains and
numbering about 600. AS its members
marched up La Sale street escorted by
the Cook County Democratic club and
the Americas and Sam j. Randall clubs
and headed by the New York Seventh
Regiment band they were largely con-
spiCrous for linen busters and portman-
tcaus. The coming otthis famous organ
ization has been the
THEME or ANXIOUS INQUIRY.
all day, and there was an unusually
large gathering of people on the streets
10 see them. The crowded hotels have
been the scenes of incessant clectionecr
ing, and while many cXtravagant claims
are being made as To the strength of the
various candidates, the truth is that
pending the caucus of the New York del
cga.ion there is no change in the