The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-08


WASHINGTON, jane e.--SenEtor Sherman,
Who wss stepoing !p.e his carriage for .
drive. esid: "You can that shall sup.
pors the ticket heartily am repn olican
and shuil support toe i1ees oi thi Cal
cago pariy."
Senator Hswley, wtdp tho ballots were
b, ing received, sat In iis committee room
When the votes II Illinois ard Indiana
az ured The nomination OF aine, he sain: :
"I AM as happy as any man can be. My
etatf remained with me. The nomiration
oi Blsino was evident during The third bal
lot. Wolfe that wae bsing taken ] write .
telegram Intending t, send y TO the 81 sine
men, suggesting thai Miller, OF CD"
t9rnia, be give, the s,,,s second p.s'rii
thought the California legislature might
not elect a republican In Miller's place and
concluded not 10 send the dispstch. !
think we shall elect the republican tckst.
Toe campaign will be fierce aud red hot.
What We want 10 q republican house o. rep
reset tstives. The leo.le must elect re-
pIblloan copgresi' They cannot blame
/, publicaps for not com plypg with their
wishes wbile there isa Semoc5atic majority
II seventy IN the house. "
Senator Edmunds spent the early part OF
the dfy aad Afternoon, after ma
adjournment OF the senate, IN his
committee rom. Be was fourd
ut home var y Ia sns evening and SAC, IN
reply to ARGUES. for his opinion regarding
the Q minauon OF Blaine: at ought to be
the most popular thing going. All the
nral Sistes and a pretty nearly majority
in New Yo X, on latter Of which the ting
Of var has got TO come, are vSry
snthusiastio ioE him. The Btats.
that have got republican yotss 20 give GER
iainly iurbish very strong re~on for too
hope OF tnt success OF the party. He . u
Al. n.n
these states tcat are doubtful" An allusop
having been ~ ads 10 recsrd 20 his o~n can
didacY, Mr.. IL lmuD0g sAid. "Egerybofy
know that svery mpvsmeTt I Na9 tosds
against my sNnsst rsmoDsiranca. | hsys
never had any bes in my honnel." In r..
gard 10 Ieports from Cnic 40 lnil,H'!hg tho
probable noninstion OF General Logan tor
vics.pfs.ideDt, senator Ndmuuds Sid: 81
don'i ses but II ID ,hr bsst thing that can
po.sioly he done. The SOLDIER element will
be- mott ii,tngiy recogr zsd IN the seiec'
uor,'
f., lowing are Interviews hv the Assooi-
ated PSe,s reporter, with most of the ropuo-
hcan sensi ors now IN Nashing gton concern
ing the nomination ~ FIain':
Mr. Allison sa,d: The ticket is strong
one and there Is bot sthdow ~ a doubt
Is viii be successful as tAe polls"
Senator Ha,: "is ~ ihe mos; remark
able denomination oi popu'fr itelng r
favor Of q csndIdAt. f.r prt,ide"cf that
ever has been. Blaine canvass from n.
beginning bss been rpo,tGneou", Gnc the
ertent and s,rergth % feeling rtvt ueeu
much greater than eii' or Mr.. B.a'n' cr
any Of ria friends ANTICIPATED. J. ~ ul~
douhiedly fsoy that Mr.. Blaine nid hot
expect 70 be a candidate before t'e con-
vent on until within ,ha last lev weeks
lie has steadily persi,tod IN declining 10
make suggestions With reference 70 the
caDvass, aud |, run itself without eny pan
ming on his pert, or on the part OF has
oldett intimate frienor. | don't believe
ar. Blaine has hopec, up 20 the last
moment, 10 be the nouineee.
ssw him at the railway station Last Monda,
ana said to him that | hoped he would
prepare st Augusta 70 receive the inteLl-
aenoe Of his nominatiop. He said was
mistaken; such would not be. A combins-
tion would be made against him. l hsve
no fears ~ TO bis election The same KIND
Of earns sinsss and hearty, irr, sistihle popu-
lar strength that has carried him through
he national convention will carry MN
through ct The polls. The rrsa, hold on
the popular feeling which be has possessed
for the last ten years, has a, last had lie
weight in convention end the campaign
will be characterized by an ea'nesiness aud
enthusissm, and Inc participation in IL OF
the younger and brighter element OF the
party. tbs, will make Its trinmph over
whelnine"
senator Csni-, # Wisconsin, said:
blaine Is without uJup toe preference OF
a msiority of many Tei u oiicsrs. an
str. ne personal trend AID sdinirtr OF Geu-
srsl Logan snd should h.ve been glad to
have seen him nOminuts q .hu. am heartily
pleased With the result as 1t is, and have no
,ioubt Of success"
Ssustor Dawes said: The sttcimenf o.
M.s~ chusetts 10 the cause is greater thsn
alta cbments TO any man. She will support
the ncm:pre heartily"
Seustor 1rgslls, who had spent the Day
in his conrmi tee-room lnn the Distric. OF
C,lumbisl seemed well pleased with the
70 suits ~ the convention.
Hsrdiv any leading repu5licsn mer'he-s
NJ ,he house are in TIE CITY to-day. O1ly
one vss found this ncrr'ng-
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