The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17
Yesterdays Proceedings.

Yesterdays Proceedings.
rEELTMIN hWN roIN1S,
CncNuu, July 1.-THE Following telegram
Ia, hrru sent Ia the nrmO"riIcyuf 'uNuh"gn
cnuntN:
ii,uS In the National convention, familiar
win The entire situation, believe that neither
Judge Thurman ar Mr., linndl"y cuu Ne num-
Ilutrd; that ThuTuun'S nuhIc T. suggested
,inply ~ IImuuny und other idlo."Sts op-
"us,d Cleveland aud We believe hat ClcNv-
mud will most probably 90 w n9minnlGd;
JNCnH MUELLTW,
j. II. FNELEN.
II |. understood this morning that Randall
/ will withdraw AMI permit the vote OF Penn
SNl,anIlip H. cas-. for cleveland. This gives
great hope Ia the friends of iinl candidal"
that hc viii hr nominated an til" second hal
lpi. On the other hand The opposition under
the lead ui BUT r ANA Kelly VIII Hvkr an ul-
! fort to prevent ~ 'nyrrH~, of '!cNrinndS
strength ON Ia" second ballot In the belief
/ thai II viii be- possible Ia tu.h The tide To
! some other candidate, possibly tu the .cpiu-
/ ,rutu, i've of the old ticket present, Mr., llch-
bricks,
Hon. Pairicl; Walsh. II delegate at large
from ,;uurgin, CNprC>,CS the opinion To the
/ h,sorintrd Press that Cleveland viii he NOM
I mated ON the HIS, hH.iut this morning, the
second bullu, Oilh" eau.
REGULAR PROCEEDINGS.
The convention WIS called 10 Otdur Mt II
/ u'"lurh. ANA PRAYER was Olltr"i by Rev. Dr.
Clinton '.urke, oi,',acc "nn'ch, Chicago. lie
[ prayed that the consultations OF ihc body u"
! Tor the fu thCrHnc" Of iusi and cqurl laws, for
! ihr preservation of liberty, Tor til" punish
mrui OF wrong doors aud io. The praise Of
/ those " he do well; thai eve y delegate should
/ bp kept T. ON being siidcd ~ his own selfish
gain, 10y his own p.icc ar by his own likin%s
! uruislikihg>. He prayed that In the g.cal
/ and noble contest which WAS opening before
Tia, American people, there would
anger, that mems eyes should
moi be blinded to that which is fair and Just
/ that all cor'upio, bribery gnd Illegal vot-
/ Ing be kept far away, and after the election
the whole people may join in their support oi
I the resident.
The Chairman ;? id he had received, anon /:
othc. letters and ,cle ,raalS f,.Jn all p@',a OF
the couit y. II communication ir"lh Mr..
lioodwi !, OF Nas,achus IT,. with the prcsen.
t"tion Of a. AaNcl, made up of woods ana
! rel as from dihcrr.'t pm T. of the world.
\ dele cate f.o.n Pennsylvania moved that
the go vacation now proceed toa second bal
| lot. - Ordered.
thanks 80 ,.,o,c N!'o nd vot"G for Sa,lucl D.
Randall. wltlG.cw thai gentlc,.:a.'a name.
| The second
comm, need 1T liza with the following re-
Aialamn gave for Bnyntd II; Ichccrsl
! Mcpolptd. |: tlcvcland,5 ;.
! ArkrasaS--FOr ticyCant,, II. Cheers.
| Cairo. Jl-Co; Thrrnai, III.
| colo.ndO--Fo ticvcrnu, u.
Connecticut gave iOr Cleveland T..
! Dcluwatc-Fo, Eayad, Il.
| Flo.'ida-Cicvein.'d q; Eayard ..
| i;corain aavc Ctevcln Id il; Bayari TO-
| Illinois lave licIG icks !.
wild and general enthusiasm, cheer
ing and waving of haas, FAM
nnd hnDdkcrchicfS. It was Impossible
for the Chair TO suppress Ii, although nc tied
Most of the dele ,!,,es and spectators took
part in it. 1t was TIE first exhibition of gch-
| uine enthusiasm in the convention. II was
renewed agail and again. aid fhaily the
l,n ini M In hp
Columbia" and o.jct m ..io,ic ais. ! m ,re'-
las we're also blorgh, in,o requiSition. ~
hnrners were ca..ieo around ahd IN iact, IN"
~ line dcmo ,s,.?, zion of ~" weeks ago WaN
repeated. The iitc W on of ptocccCin,S
must have occupied h.teei minutes. Hen
dicks himself was , moi present, ,, nnv-
Al The end OF aqu',,cror a. ;iour, aud when
Ia" up.oar was at LIS height, \oorhe'S
moun,rt. thc p!n ,'orm. At the 'rq1e't OF the
! Indiana dc,u ,I,ion, he withG. "w .ae name "a
Jose IN T.. McDonald fot the purpose, st II
| pru Der time. of aNring tie vote OF Indiana
| Tor Thomas \. Hendricks. This renewed the
chce ia which was Kept III for several min
At icnstl. the rest of thc vote OF Illinois
was rnnounccd as to'inws: For Cleveland,
| -. Now was
THE oproRTUNITy
| io"tic friends of the New York candidatC.nnd
| tiry awaited themselves of it, the delegation
checrio:; ius,iIy, while they waved hats, fans
| aud handilc, chiefs. Tie spectators took
| part in the dcmonst l,ioh, ut II It 10 the
sumo extent as in the case Of Il ndrlrkS.
| >rior awhile the Jana )ih,u with Inc al.
! "Wr'll not go ho.lr tai M iiI9
| When kentucky was called, Mckenzie.
| who nominated Ca'liSl", Withdrew lha'
| uuminaii m ahd announc dt.'e vote of Ken
| lucky rs foOwS: Thurman /; Cleveland, 3;
Eay;'rd, !; Hend icks, -.
| Louisiana gave for Thurman. /; Cleveland,
| H.
| Maine gave for Cleveland, -.
Maryland gave tor CleveIard d, TO- Eayard. C.
Massachusetts gave for Hendricks, !:,2:
| Cleveland, s; Rayurd, ~.
| Michigan gave Head. iclis, Is; Cleveland. l3
| NJ nne>Sota gave tlevc,anG, n.
| Mis- 'uu.i gave Cleveland, u; Bayard, D;
MISSES ppi gave Buyard II; Cleveland .;
! HcndrickS,
| Nebraska gave Dayard, J.; Cleveland, 0. q.
| Observation-Disclosures, D: Thurnan,5 D.
| New MISUNDERSTANDING $.
| New Jcrscy-Bayaro. :; Cleveland, D; Hen
| bricks. II.
Illinois announced 10 for. Thurman, which
| seemed to stimulate en- husiasln. This scene
! lus,ed three four minutes. Illinois con-
| tinucd: For Bayard, !: Mcdonald, |; Cicve-
| land, Is. Illinois one vote less than the
| Indiana gave Hendricks 30.
| Iowa gave Cleveland y; Hendricks, 1.
| At this point the Pennsylvania delegation
| asked leave to retire for consultations.
A New York delegate objected, but the
| Chairman decided the Pennsylvania dcle.;a-
| ton had the right to retire for consultation,
The cuii of the roll was then proceeded
with ~ follows:
| kunsus--Thurnan ,; Bayard, 1; Cleveland,
| T.
| New Yor.i-''lcveland,T ~.
t.Ianning announc.l that on polling the
| delegates there Wee - Tor Cleveland hnd
| Y scattering. Cochran asked in the name ol
| the disirancniscd minority of the New lu'N
delegation 10 have that last statement in the
| minutcS.
| North Carolina gave Bayard D. A dele
| gate stated there were II of the North Carroll
| na votes for lyar,i TN q for Cleveland bus
| they had agreed on this baiot TO cast their
vote as n unite.
| Olio-Hendricks, |; T.ldcn, 2; Thurman,
%; Cleveland, p.
0regon-Bayard, ?; Cleveland, 2; Hen
| dricks,2.
| Pennsylvania was passed for the present
Rhode acknowledgement, 2; Cleveland, u.
| south Carolna-iiayard, .; Cleveland, s;
| Hendricks, |.
nncSsec-Bayard, 10; Thurman, IL; Cleve-
| land, 2: Hendricks, l.
Observation-Disclosures, |; Thurman, /; Bayard,
| Il; Cleveland, Il.
| Ncrmont-Cleveiand, 4.
| Nirginia-Cieveland. IL; Bayard, s; Hem
bricks, 2; Thurman. l..
West Virginia Thurman, Q; Randall, Il;
Bayard, 3; Cleveland, o.
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