The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-05
.CHICAGC'S CAULDRON.
Matters at n white Heat and Waiting
10 CoOi.
The Man from Maine Has Sai'cd
Tolerabiy PlaIp.
But tho Empire state Dude Hopes lie
Doesn't Intrade.
The Two Principal Candidates Breaih>
ing a Balefal Blast
Into the Nosirils OF the Nothsr-A Per>
pl' king Puzzle.
Sable Equine Flesh PsrcPp,ibiy Rising
on the Marke',
Aud the Gulist OF tho Grim Old
Guards Rising.
A Lock and a Lessoa-rhe Probable
Prospect.
Logan Laying Low-And Edmusds Is
Enirepching.
A Penny for The POllticl, ns' Purpose,
the Popular Pam.
Lakeside News and Views aud Notes.
Lakeside News and Views aud Notes
Tuesday-Continucd.


was st lcctsd by the national committee Tor
tenl pornry Chairman, some members OF that
committee voted for him on tse personal
ground that he had long been CONNIE cted
With the committee as representative Ci
Arkansas, aad without knowing thai tho
40 ion involved any political meaning
whatever. o herwise tho coptss, tha. eu.
sued would have been avoided in the sslec.
tion OF some olbor member. Those respon-
.ibs for binging Clayton for~a had not
calculated on ths convention overruling the
action OF the committee as the precedsnts
were for approving such nominations. The
independents decided TO make sn isfu.
on ttiis section, and formed \ combin alton
with the Arthur men tor that puTposs
but not eli OF them, az some Arthur
men votsd for Clayton in ordsi
to sustain tho com mittse, 81 d soma iAine
men voted for Lyucn, IA no Ia elsimsd 10
be for Blaine. Hossvsr, The Edmund,
men are very iueilant and Claim ihs bsld
sgnips. Blame ~ strong enough 10 dictate
the nominee. 0a the oiLsr bend, tue
Baine msu say there are Arthur men who
vii 20 to Blaine " they see no chance for
their fsvorits, and that The vote has shown
hem to be- roDgsr than bss hsrsIotur.
oeeu conceded; that, In fact, there ara 3i2
votes in q coli Uart body.
THE COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS
met At the urAsu Pacific motel at 8 O'Clock
this evening and elected Major William Nc
Kinly, IT,, Of Ohio, chsirman, and William
Waiter Phelps, OF New jersey, Sec stAry. A
uo-com mittss COILS sting Of Cabot Lodg'
OF Asssachusstts, and J. ii. Baker, o. Ind.
ana George r P.cE, OF ksnsss, Major W
Il. Elsm. OF Virginia, j. n. Bynum, OF
Mississippi. Judge Elbsri, OF Colorado, and
Horace Davis, OF unli!ornis, Wal
appointed, who with the chairman
,,,lI
prepare the platform to be 1ubmittsd TO ths
convention aud rep TT to the 'ull commit
ie at 0s. N. to.morrow. Altar the APP
poiptmsnS Of the sub committee, Al, Sul
ivan appeared before the committee on
oehalt OF the executive committee OF the
Irish National league, and delivered sn adj
dress on toe subject OF the oHnsrship oi
American lands by foreigners. A Jesolu E
ton requesting the committee on r.solu.
ions TO consider ,his suojecl, was Adopted
The address which Nr. Sullivan de
lipered, after showing that II Vas ibe In.
.ention OF the founders OF the government
that the principle that Americau citizan'
snip shalt DO iadisnsnssbls to the owner
snip OF land ia the UDitsu States 81 d ihai
10 distinctly 80 Indicated IN the explici
tnIins upon which tho thirteen states sur.
rendered their lands TO tina uslionsl gov.
srnment tor the u,e AMI benefit OF the
entirs people, aud goes on
% ssy that the intention
of thu founders OF the republic has been
thwarted by events which they could not
forssee. In 1856 and again in 1860 the ma
tional dem ocratic convention approved OF
a resolution recommending the national
government to aid in the construction oil
the Pacific railway, the national republi-
can convention followed that example and
. Te.ult Is that q quantity OF the public DO
main nearly equal TO the entire area o, this
thirteen original states has been
PREgENTED TO aoSoPoLIKs,
by which II has bsen disposed of in Q mau-
mer hostile to the spirit and terms upon
which those states surrendered the l>nc
trus, to tho national government. 1t II
cait fv through those laud giaIts by corpo.
ratious which have proved themselves su'
psrior to popular control that danger
which woLli nave baen Evsried by consI
tntional prohioinon has stealth
sslt upon our country, namely: Tie crea.
lion OF au immense aossntse lzpdloIdiSm,
oy which the ri hos OF your soil aud the 70.
.illis Of the hardy Labor Ut our ciIizenl a-s
90 De drained Ogt ot tho couatry 70 BNelI
the fortunes Il hsrsditary monopo!iss, wLo
GATE our Institutions aud despt.c ous laws,
and who Ly the conliysLcs o. the bensh
aries Of our mis- aSen generosity sro la
iegal Ius session or nj .east 2OtOo,vO scrcs
# our soil. Wa havs sesn ths tfisct ot tns
system OF great estates, wticu 10 now s!ssl-
ing eli over our wsssorn doriAir, Ia Ionia,
where thu foreign lard propTi,tor has per
mt,ted 37,00n, eco OF the iLhs .itsnis, woik.
srs oi tho soil, 10 psriss ia famine duriur
the iegn OF ito preseut monarch.
while annually extraciiog from tbs coultfy
exports more than puiiclent ~ feed the OIL
tire population. We bzvo seen in Ireland
aud Egypt, and II tbs legislative powers OF
our nation doee not iore.isll violence By
l,s the industrious ttllefs II cur pra'ries
and the hardy delivers In our mines W II
continue TO rad the ooun,ry by fuch mesns
a. they find avsIlsbls ofa
cURsE TOO MALIGNANT.
The committee elsv received and heard
st.tarnents from cs'ecs:ion OF ths tights
Of Labor and other kindred orgapizs,ions
hey profess Il TO iepressnt 90 GO work
ing meu. The principles which they asked
rsc -guition wers emf rssmsnt OF the eight
hour lav, the right OF lsb,r to ors Anizs In
,hs same manner as capital doef, ths en-.
the prevention Of tne importation OF COZ
lie labor.
THs ocnMIrrBK OF oReAHiZATroE
were Ia sessiou - o late hour this evening.
Amer electing @. b Williams, Of Iodians,
chairman. the committee proceeded " the
election n psrmsnsat ohsirmsn and sscrs
tary. H,n. Gslushs A. Grow, OF Psso-
o. lvsnia, VS. put 10 nomirs stioa By tas
f>iends Of Blaine, and J. B. Hsndsrso9, Of
Missouri, by the opposition. H.sssrror
As elected By Q vote Of ~ 10 IL. Carl
w. Ciisbes, Of Michigan, was unspinsuslJ
elected secfs'ary.
Major mckinley, chairmsn OF the com
uittss on resolutions. said tonight that u
vas early 70 indicate the points OF the pla
fors, tut that he intended to make m o.
or, 20 have reasonable tariff pispt 10
.a,.sd n the reoolutions and would pr ~
ally BY succenful..