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

i7.nu Gr-u'u.iuu-. pu.rf cheering,
".Ip,W kuu' Inc col lNn "lulhrm lr ru
r,7iius, ~umT Is uu Wr1bmm"ul "i ih'
p,up. in.-Ihr platform rlrds, the mr,
Zee rUNI.v llv lrlll lu on sulrii ui lItrN"-~ lu uI
iuivusl-, Tn Wul,'u- reduction M ItNrs, ~ N
not Ir'rusuu Tee iWuu ans uunr,llr iuuur
rrir,, Nll taxation ,lull hr limited iu Tie rr
pU.nuuvui, uf economical -uNrruW,ni,
";ii 10, I.-lIu platform rN"r ihr rrrH
uIUil laws Del ,itlvllus llulrr UylluU 81 lnln'
brii.N,s iru puNlir hands should hr krri u
homestead, ipr actual settlers; TINT the HuN
yrnru' -huuld cur fer uud Improve the
U:iir H. rrnr m.iuud ut the Republican
yuriN'~ hIIli,h pu'l-N, 10 demands ln hrhnl
at tho hurrI'un democracy uu Nw"r''u
policy,
n;l,p.m, Butler, minority report declare
thai ru,luuf uuIi.r, must hu carefully utlU,,t,
90 InruHi, NE"'i".utHu,uuI Haul indus ~
sUI foster american iuhur; NNur~ o. lUhul
lwHuun' 'n ..ll, controversies between cnpi'
lvI Hl.. uHHr
u:.irm.-fuyur, Ic,lrgd support tpruUr
mon ,"huui; opposes -alr- ur grants ui publ,
mud. inruTpurJli opposes u riNll srrN irt
which ,rru'r, u rusir ul lite offices; iHNur'
lew To- r-Ulai" Interstate commerce anI
regulate uiIr~ui u'gl.i- Nul p1>> myers,
n:an -, Endorse The l~~u" ul l"gi ''r'
der currency, and oppose ANY .uirri'rr"
n:5np. m.-Grurns of ,nrmnJ"rity report
finished.
p:5S u. n.-Nurri.uu >u.d di>ru ,Inu uu
resolutions would be- confined L. an hour,
when he would NOV" 'hr prey 'uu> question,
liutlrr TN, i"l;'A IA" stand 9" present ihr
minority report.
lo:Itp m.-Huilrr taken the stand; mdrr
the mrlu cement h." has eliminates.
lu:-u p. m.--liuilcr said h' came hero rtI".
Suutng a uilliuu and u hUli ~ men aud
demanded HAT their rights md wants should
hr considered in ih"ulHy,linn,
lU:2, y. iu,-iiull,r sUld ~" result 81 lln'
election depended an this plank; that II J. The
same nov - when n hrnN' the back at iil,
brave soldier four years ago.
lu:np. M Butler DENOUNCED ilNil SurN lrr
reform aud Suiu under II Washington could
NOT ui.~ examination tlru - ,giI ClurE~hip,
lu:lI T.. n.-hgii,rupprr!n Il To thv "onN"u-
! Ion tuu'urud the iIritf 50 ~ Ia not only pro-
trcl hGi 20 lp~i-rrnl cherish the Interests ui
The wurkug'uuu aud women of This "oun-
lrN.
Ruiirr finished AT lp:i6r. n.
II y. m.-Wutirr.un has taken the stand
lie VT, received with cheers.
ll:ui -. m.-NultCr,On said II Butler Ng~
not 10 helm them, itthU minority report WAS
not adopted. ~ imtlmnlrd. they would have
I" depend un God l." whom he rcirgaicl
Them.
il:Wt p. ".--Wattcrsom said the revenue
plank was formed after ilI!l discussion, and
ID was one which all could stand by.
li:lG n. ia.-Th" previous question If con-
filming III" debate 10 TN hour was carried. II
depends on Morrison, the mover - the qugs-
tiOn, whether he will take II.
HAS p. m.-hutl"r moved To substitute part
pf his report relating 10 tariff for ihnt rrin-
tive to the same subject in the majority re-
port. \ call of States asked for and ordered.
81 n. m.-rhu call of States j. proceed
ing amid confusion. Aahnma and Arkansas
' O.D no.
ll;2J p. m.--'rhc States grncrul'yarr voting
in the negative.
II ~ j.. m.-'ih" vote ON Buffers motion
was: ayes, ~, ,: noes, GGjla.
80 y. m.-3utlcr moved io"dd the residu"
ofhiS report 10 the minority report. Lost.
ll:lO p. mi.--rho majority report adopted al
most unanimously.
Il:i5 p. m.--Motiun to proceed 10 ballot for
c,lndidpi" iiur President carried.
ll:Ji u. W.-Motion made 20 suspend the
order Of business and talk" recess until to-
noon. Roll of States ordered.
1851 p. m.-!ndicati0n> @,c that tn" motion
will DO lost.
business and take recess. Lost.
1889 u. u.-Grutlv. of New York, said tine
delegation tom Ncw York had not been poll
ed. Great excitement, though thc vote had
been cast ''nO.'
u m.--Cleycland'~ friends claim that he
Will h" nolHinHtcd before tn" convention
ahiourA.'
for candidates. nguin ordered.
Aahnmn-Bayard, -; Cleveland, I: Mo-
Donald. |: Thurna2l, /.
ArkunsaS-t ICvrlant H.
Observation-Disclosures. III.
Culoradu-N!cDOnuld, ); rhurmaa. !.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. T..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6.
FlOrda-tluNulnlS.
l.Ur-im-Br" gard, T.; Cl,>ulard, ~; RAN
Indiana Mcdonald. 20.
Iowa--Bayarl. /; Mcdonald, /; Thurman,
| tlcv".nrd, -.
Knn.us-Thurman, ,: BpyGrd,5; Cleveland,
Ioui>ianp- Gayard, |: lIondly, /; clcyc-
land. IL.
Mnnr-tlovrland. y.
MARYLAND HuyHrl, IL; Cleveland, g.
,ia-saclINct,s- Bayurd, -; Cleveland, 3;
Thurman, ..
Northumberland. IL
Minnrso:a--Ci"V"lund, i.
NiSsOur.-Cluvulaud, II.
Ncbras!la--.'lr ,Clnnd, y.
S"YaGa-Thurmun. 4.
New ampShirc--t'!rvclnni :.
New Jersey -Eayar,l, ,; tlC"c"uI, I; Ran
dali. Il.
New Nuri;-C irvcltnd, -.
Sorth rHrolima-Baynrd,2 -.
Ohlo-TnurmGn. n; iioadly, u: cleveland.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, I: Clcvclnnd...
Pcnnsylvania-Rund 81: Cleveland. J.
Rhode lsianG-Bnyard, ,: Cleveland, q:
South caroinu--Bayard.l 10; tlrvclnnd, y.
TenncsSrr-i'hurman, q; Ii'Gcn |; McDon-
AID, !: Bayard, \; Cleveland,
Nrrmoiit-t'IcNrlund,S y.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il; Bay"rd, .; rhur-
man, |: Mcdonald. /.
aid. .; Thurman. ;; Flower, {; Cleveland u.
Ohio changes her vote from Hoadiy /"
Cleveland.
I2;Si IA. m.-rotal vote first .ballot-Clcvr-
and, 800; Bnynrd, III; Thurman, ~; Ran
lail. 30: Mcdonald, ii: Carlisle. q.
l2:3l 81. m.-torrcction: First ballo; for
West Virginia changed her vote, giving
Bayarl. >.