The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-04
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. him % record his vote and tne
iiite re- dJustsr stood up 10 Bpeab. greet
. veil went up all over the house aud tho
, o lur,d delegates viewed their hats nud
. handkerchief, irantlcslly. Senator Ma
A. Lynch, aud another bolsterous
; demonstration was made, extending IRON
he nar platform 10 the fuuhermost part
cfthe gallery. When the roll was ended
Genera Dlsv'on los. ard said;
Mn. CHAIHMAE-W., The vote of Ar
kansas was called WAS absent from my at
and my vote was NOT recorded. desire to
cas-, my vote now Tor air. LyAoh. Zap
pliustI,
The ,scretsry-"rha r.sul, Of the vote 10
John. X. Lyn,h.-i3t votes; Jonn X.
Lynch has received u majority OF the votes
c,st.' Loud aud lons continued aa'
plansl.
Volers- The vote 90 "rhe vo,. 30
The cnair-"rhe whole numosr OF
votes cast Is sls, Of which Gen.
Il. Lynch, 4Sl. John Il Lynch mas
r-csiy-d u rnR jnriiv OF rho voias cast and 10
hereby declared the nominee"
| General Ciayton--'l move 10 make tho
election Of John Il, Lynch unanimous
| The chgir-"It "a moved by General Clay.
| ton, OF Arkansas, that the nom nation Of
John Il. Lynch as temporary chairman Of
an IN isvor OF taat m tior viii
say aye [Loud response OF sye.I
soon'e John K. Lyreh 10 temporary
Tns chair tNAr appointed ss
a special committee to ssc1rt
AIR Lyucn 10 the platform: General fJ~-
ell Clayton, OF ARKANSAS: Henry CaDnt
Lodge, Of assachusetis. and Henry fGn,
OF South Ciroiina.
SUMMARY
| The proceedings OF tue day, while charsc-
terized by great eernes,ness and
Keen waiohtulness IN detect ANY eY'
dSnces thn; the tide was farming
in any direction was not prolific in drn-
| matte iucldentt, for the reason that q largo
shsTe OF the session was occupied ny tho
routine OF calling the roll of the convex
ton and the election OF II Temporary casir.
man. This part oi the proceedings wEs
| only relieved from monotopy by glimpses
OF personal cesrnc,cristics anu phssos Of
feeling exhibited by members OF tue COM
pittee, ~ they rose one at time 10 az
| uouuce their personal or political prefer
e1cs for tomplrsry Oh iirmsr. The frt
sensation o. the session was immec!4tsly
after Chairman Sabin annouuced the name
OF Powell Clayton OF Arkansas as tho
choice OF the na'ionsl committee
| fer iemprrsry chairman OF The convention,
wnen Henry q. Lodge, of MGssschu.
sets, rose and mov,d 10 SUR
sttu,e the name Of John Il, Lynch, one
nf the GOlured delegates from Mississippi.
| Though some suca hction was Oot unGutic-
ost6d l. ciused decided sensation. /.
was known last right that there was u
pntiing forward the name OF b. X.
Bruce Of Mississippi, tue colorei man VINO
was one OF the vice presidents OF
| the lpst national convention and
| who welded the gsvel a. chairman
for . short time 1.-THE rtqptst O' 3 snator
Ho,r who was permanent chairman, out it
is stated he refused the position.
| the candidacy OF which was then trars
'srred TO Lynch. The conference ut which
Lynch was de'ermined on WAS beld this
morning. Tne fret denomination was
made, when on the call OF the nll Virginia
| gas reached and General Malone called.
| A general cheer rOs- from the main Il Jors
aud g'lleries. intsrruDting the call for
u brie' tin~. Theodore R,sevel', the
young New Yorker, who mas 30 suddenly
sprung into prominence in the
politics OF his ststr, also re-
ctived marked evidences OF recogn tion.
waen be first rose 10 speak. When toe call
was Completed Powell Clayton was the
moan.ed unoaS ." chair A'Ss' at tho has head
OF the Arkansas delegation spd
Sith q degree OF deibrration ami outward
calm which was scarcely to be anticipated,
announced wAsn that hi, no n,ms Ss' no,
called and thar he desired to cast his vote
for his opponent. rhe announcement
OF the result OF the ballot for temporary
chsifman wss the signal for general
outburst. Delegates rose, swung hate,
handkerchief canes and umbrellas in the
air ani cheered heartily, and when
ii subsded, General Clayton, still with
great apparent calmnese, moved and made
The choice unanimous. About the only
other poiIts that chslleneed observation
from the National Women's
Christian Temperance union and WAS 70.
warded by cIapong Of gloved hands 10
the galleries. and when Leslie w. R1ssell,
of New York, presented resolution
smpowering the committee on resout.ons
to receive and consider the memorial from
the Irish National league OF America upon
ne question OF propri.Lorship oi iaL u ~! tGe
United States BY aliens.
THk EDaUNDs MsH.
The leaders of the EimLns Is movement
held consultation tonight. in
,he view that thay mold the balance
of p Iwer. they decided to kesp up the
hsht until either n sufficient number
10 oS.s ySs' ,be s@s contest in h bis favor Ttg 6r sTo
their strength TO one other ot
their liking. Snme OF the E1-
InuDds men afterwards h,d u convention
with the Arthur peop'e. and the bond he'
tween the two appears binding enough 10
cause them 90 lJin hahds bs AGAINST ne
Blaine people.
The WisSousin dele gates lelj L c1usu!tG.
tion and th. name oi General
SHERMAN
was considered ~ one winch nigh al tho
proper time sufiug upon tie COW 1tioD.
rna ccm nittee on CREDENTIALS hHd only
con, ,ideted the cuIt,sed AlShams case
up 10 midnight and apDe trauc@s ind 'cAtae
iuil nisht session. g JnIe OF tie hnpstul
delegates affect 20 believe tNdt osl citing
for prosid n will be re-csed D. to'nouow
evening".