The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-03

reporter, Il,ues WHIT" Of thh New iof
. EseiiDt Post, said II frfms 10 ne ihu
blame and Arihur are about even ]
met 'htd a. lll 90 go vo 90. snd that ~
munts sil reye ab'pt 100. LNrar, u
sn.Fmar 40 H.wley, ~ lbs following O
me OTTER candidates - somewhat unosi
tain.n
senator Mshonc, Of Virginia hss pre-
pared table OF eaHmstfs ~ - the
standing OF the o0nysniiln, A. OUTSET
no saws, he IL sur1 tia. Arthur al. h.v,
325 votes on the ilfs, ballot, that Baiu'
vii have 33a on the ssma ballot, aud h'
prediois AFtnur's nomination on the SEQ
ond ballot.
Thomas Wheeler, n syracuse, who clsim'
~ know whereoiho tp.ass, says Conslinfi'
IN favor of any one 20 heat Arthur, aud n
that extent II for Blaine,
B,n Harrison, OF Indians, says he II not
. candid tte IN any sense, and will ify IN
pfsycn' the presentation Of mis- name before
the convention. What lac will do in case
bis friends .ntlst on naming hlm he de-
cines TO say.
rhs organlsi'ior y, the o 'cgon itlega.
ton is Gs iolluwt Vice pretident, Senator
| Dllph; assistant ttrRsurer, A. G.. Hovey
committee on credentials, y, Denny; com 3
mit'ee on permanent organization, J. NJ.
Sgiii committee on rulea, J, I. Apporrou
committee on resolutions, W. j. MoCon'
nell; member OF the national committee,
J. T. ANDERSON.
The Vermont delegs ION a. meeting
this afternoon chose Governor J. Gng
Smith.
BLAINE o BloNLET.
A circular b-rriug tte titlc New Itfk
for Blaine the Voice of the Empire State
Calling Jatnss G. Blaine to Lead u VIZ
tory" viii b. given out tomorrow. IL
will read NJ fiilows;
To the Natl nal Republican Convention
rnr republican districts al the state OF
New York under the rule OF direct popular
representation, have declared em-
pha,ically and unanimously for
James G. B'alue, and this is their message
10 the national republican cot veniion:
Blaine car get more votes in the sla'e OF
OF New YORK than hhy other man, aId can
carry the state triumphsntly. An ANALYSIS
of the republican representation
In the national convention on,
the brsis OF the presidenlIH
vote OF 1850 shows that from President
Arthur's owa state sd,cided mai )ritY OF IN"
delegation 10 the convention are opposed 10
his Lomiuation; that the oyer~nelm'ne
prepouderarce of delegates from distrlc' 8
giving u republican NAL 1rity, IL Tor Blaine;
that Twelve repu olican dis,rcis ard four
demo ,rntic districts are for Bnlne; that i've
other districts send Edmunds or anti Ar
| thur delegates, while but live republican
districts send Delegates for Arthur,
the lare, st msi1rity Of his support coming,
rom ten democratic dlstricis that in the
| B'yina districts there IL sn sggregNo nt
IS 773 republican mt britifs against II i1i
republican msinritieJ Ia tho Arthur ds.
,ricts. with 20 ljG democratic maiofiies In
Arthur district. TIE iscts snt igures are
conclusive thst in New YORK, as IN
other states where electoral votes may
/ 4 N.tfn.v fapnft A
for prapdeu,, TIE dirCc' republican express
sion /, In favor OF James @. Bln,ne's nomi'
mutton: indeed thai he IL tho accepted
leader Of the republican party 70 sure
victory. In full confidence thst with James
g. Blame ~ tha repub lean clnd date the
state Of New York will give him its ele'.
| tora vote, the undersigned delegates from
that stat. commend the above statement
to a favorable consideration oi the national
convention, dated NJ Chicago June
p, and signed a, G. MoClo5k
Leslie ", Rassei, George A. Blglcy
W. T.. Scripture, Il. j. Richardson, H..
Krum, Titus Sheard, Thomas U tusil
Milton Delano, Z. Z. Pitts, Ca-- Il +.
Smith, Henry j. Dsgness, d. NJ. osborr
| T. A. Youmans, J. w. Wright, W. j..
Smith, George Il, Cornwell, S. T. Hoyt ".
l.. Allen. F. s. Smith.
The Tennessee delegation organized ns
tOllOWt. UtUlUtT VI luc
= d chairman OF the DELEGATION, Il. G.
Houck; secretary, s. A. McEivee: vice.
president, A. II. Peittbone; crtden ,ials, q.
NJ. Hughes, IT,: permanent or ,ani2stior, p,
II. l.. W. Ch.athom; resolutions. Samuel
Hawkins: rules, Harry + Griscom.
The South Carolina delega, ion .orgsnized
as follows: Chairman, +. NJ. Bray
ton: vice president, Ssmutl Lee; secretsry,
8 Il. Smith credentials, T. s. bloodgett;
permanent organization, John NJ. freeman;
rules aud other bus ness, d. T. Corbin; les'-
lutiops, c. NJ. Miilvar; member Of the na.
tional committee, John j. johnston.
Ohio organized this Afternoon
as follows j. b. Foraker, chair.
man: Z. s. Simpson, secretary Of
the deleRaion A. l. Conger, member Of
The national committee; Edwin Cowles,
sistant secretary; Mark A. Hannah, com.
mittee on credentials; Samuel Craig.
head, committee on permanent or
ganizatioa; AlphOnso Hert, committee
on rules and order Of business Will m
McKinly, IT,; committee on resolutions, s.
n Fields, ssistaut serpeant.a,.srms.
The Arizona delegation has made the fol.
lowing selections: Wee. .presient, l. II
Goodrich: committee on credentials, Clerk
Churchill; permanent organi2stior, w II.
S,ebhins rules snd order OF business, Clarg
Churchill: resolutions. A. II. Slebbins;
member tue national committee, ClsIk
Churchill
Indians organized this afternoon, rs
follows Chairman, K. w, fhonpson
secratsry, J. 3 Kenner' vice-president, J.
C. Nsalcn; assistant secretary, Eugene
Hev: member Of the national committee,
John G. New; committee on resolutions, J.
II. Baker, committee on credentials, j. II.
Miller: committee on rules and order OF
business, George G.. Riley; committee on
perm anent organization, G. p. Williams.
t)NyESrIoS CHlp3.
Frsd Douglass arrived to-day. He wse
probably the most eagerly ilsie1ed 10 man
of euv among the crowds IN the Shcrm n
houte. More than ono attempt wss
mAda 10 annoy him by reference
to his recent marriage. he With t''h,rl'y
preserved his temper aud rttlrot good
u4furpdly. DJuelas8 ,aid the coiuie1 dele
gates. .5ei < mostly oificr-holdere, felt
bound to vote Tor Arthur, bat whtn tho
break came, tbs buls OF their votes would
20 TO Logan.
|. was stated that South Carolina,
at the meeting to-day, resolved
to vote as unit tor Arthur,
rs long 20 he was In the iicld. Should he
withdraw the delegates will divide between
Logan ard Shtrm"n.
The Union republican olub, or Pniladrl-
phie, il2 strong, sl, dressed in lisnt grey,
put in al appearance this afternoon at
The fremont house. Among them wa Goa
Bingham, Wlljam Bunn, gov.
frnor elect OF Idaho, General Snowden,
director oi the Philadelphia mint. They
are not deleg gates aud will boom 10 psrticu'
lar candidate.
The Texas delegation met twice to.d'y
for the purpose oforganizing, aud adjourned
without action to meat sga!n tomorrow
CvSEY vs. MALLoY.
II is said that the Chief reason why the
Texas dtlegagion failed 10 organizs to-day
i the bitter personsl dispute between
Blsine negro delegate, Cuney, Of Galveston,
and an Arthur man, General Nslloy, col.
lec,or OF n toms at that por', as TO which
Of the tso shall represent Texas on the
national ON mmitiee.
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