The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-17

location Of the canal IL TO be msds by a
board OF commissioners appointed by the
president.
Ala meeting Of tho senate committee on
public lands, AIR. Van Wyck's bill tor tho
ieliei 0f settlers on the public domnia oil
Nebraska and Kansas was ordered To be- To-
ported favorsbly. IL provides for the bay
ment 81 g. 30 per acre by persons who took
up the land
A Joint republican caucus OF senators aud
representatives was held tonight TO APP.
point u congregational campaign committee,
Moro than l25 nenhers OF congress wer q
p-essnt. Senator Ei und, presided Z,
Representative Miller of Pennsylvania was
Sr'HE ,mo 0S 's .isT , -. 0n Shsii
for the republican party for 1884 Vas NJ this
early period Of the campaign better thsn At
any time In the past tineen years. There
was every reason 10 bellows that tho party
would be successful n they only exerc ssd
wisdom In selecting candidate.
Tho following resolutions were offered by
Mr.. Hoar;
Resolved, that The sense OF this Meeting
IL that the republican oonRros sional Carn-
paign committed be Immediately organ god A.,
Consisting Of one men Der for each state and
territory having republican represent
atives, for the preparation aud cir
uulstion oi doouLients concerning
the subjects pending In congress and other
/ political Information, and tina execution OF
tucn other cam paign by that committee
g0d republican national committso.
] Resolved, That we express sour sympathy
with and will extend Corporation IN all
practical ways 20 all aOuihern repuhl-
icrn8 struggling TO exercise tho
vital and fundamental right Of
| elections, and no lees do We pledge our
i friendship aud assistance 20 all citizens d
| the southern states VINO hnve not been re-
/ publicaus, but are maniully c4n'ond.
/ ing against the prescription or muir
tec Of voters, aud Tor freedom In politics,
houetly la political methods and the
/ public educttion OF tho whole people and
wo rsop mend prompt cordial action oI
/ the republicans with all such patriotic Ctti'
gus in mbined efforts to relieve thrir
staloH from thu fatal doDinati0ns Of false
/ ADD disnVuoring practices.
Tho resolution was warmly applGuded
/ By the caucus when read.
After hFing f4vortby commented upon
/ by Mr.. LogaG aud Mr.. hiWiey and Reprs-
ssniatyea Hiscook and Mayor II was unan-
I lnlously adopted.
/ The members at the committee AGREED
upon by the representatives were as iol.
lows: California, Mr.. Miller: Florida, IL.
/ Bisbee; Illinois, @. II. Dawes; Iowa,
Mr.. Allison, Karsae, Thomas Ryan; Masss-
qSu'e'''b MI wi,.bb h2Sf M Misnss 0ni
Judge JeTlrds; Nevada, Sena or
ZONES; New Hampshire, Senator Blair;
| New jersey, Senator Sewell New York,
/ Hlncoct; North Carolina, James
! II O'Hars; OHIO, William Mckinley. ir.
/ Penusy lvAtia, J. NJ. Campbell South
/ Carolina a. w Massey; Yermont-J. W.
! Stewart West Vrglnia-NathaD Calf, ir
Wis onsin--Serafor Sawyer; Dakota.
/ 3 Roymoud Idaho heodore SiEgistet;
New Mexicn-Luna; Washington Terri.
torv-J. II Bcents.
! When the call was made for members Of
| the committee from Utah Senator Ell.
munds remarked, "Ot course that
liz represented by q democrat"
The othor state delegations not being July
represented, those present asked leave 10
pre- sent the names o members OF the com
miitee at some fntl re- time. They were
requested To name the committeeman
a. soon NJ possible. The secretary OF the
caucus was authorized TO call a meeting OF
the committee next Monday night at the
Airing on hotel. A. that meeting the
chairman and an executive committee Of
seven will be appointed.