The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
BEhLICERENT BRETHREN
The los ard the Outs To 'bo Fore
again.
Harmony AZ a Grand Di'oo1n'-A Gap
ing Gulf.
Racs Records Of a Racial Row.

At2 O'Clock sharp the republican COR,
yentiun met W the c1ufi hout' Ine az
ir add Dy holt past Twelve o'rluog iue clans
braan % gather. L. ~ well-snown TO vac
retdsrsoftne HERALp that there have been
Two fact,ous of the parry IN THIS county iof
some time past. Oae Wig ~ osled % we
other az "Plug HHie.' and he o'hp p
known by the "Piug mars. as HV
Heads.n but tho Two isciiOns are Known ~
thr general public at the "lns' hnu !ue
"Outs !" tho "lns being the rug l-ts
and vioe vera The 'ins' to0k possession
of the county court room pnd the ''plp 81
the district court room. a itH Wluut,'
before 2 o'clock The "ouis' sent c1hln'.
iee into The county court room $40 lhVl.ta
IN. ',,psii 10 rome into tho district court
ro,n Win Them, and asked ihe chairman
of the county executive committee u CONF
an win them AZ o'clock e. ctll the coh-
yentiou 20 order, The "ins, reiusel we
reous.t. ~ we'll as the chairman OF he
ex,rntiye committee, who called the coh'
yeutlOn ccmiotgd OF Inc 'ine y" "i"'r ="
ths c1unty n1urg room
as Tia. courthouse clock struck SEWN
Wade called tho convention OF cute" 10
order. and nominated Colonel Mckee
United states marshal iof tnig District
and the motion being pat TO me
houpe, Colonel Mckee eas unaniuo NY
elec'ed. Hc was then introduced 20 she
house by Mr. l.. W. Wi.lnm', m q Tow
remarks who proposed three cl'eis Tor
Mnrshai Mckee, which we're nttrily gwen.
Colonel Mckee then thanked tnu cluVrn-
ton heartily tor the honor done h'm ANA me
Commitment paid him calus ol hin 10
preside over ,he convention, rr1 PROMISED
10 act az their president win fairness hud
impart.siry and trusted ihs convention IN
their deNb lfafio. you'd 20 LatMontoul
and charsctsriz hy d,c1rum. lie then
announced That lhF Il 81 huslntss lh order
war ihr election u secretary or. :. r.
Elnoit w.s uominttei ior tut, pos.tion ny
Co lel q ofce W. hyn,on ana uuenl'
mously elected d. a. NJ. Cochran then
moved that 3 oommi 'eo ~ seYeu be op'
polnied b. tho char o. 81 let dsiesa' es 70
the state an o1ngressio -f' c'nyeations'
THIS motion prevailing, The chair sp'
pointed 40 suon
COMMITTEE
Me.s~s A. II. u Chrau, MalviD wade,
etephen NcDona d, Professor Ray, Frank
Jordon. John Stone and o. >. Slower.
Frank Jord0n not being pre-en', Jerry Tay-
lor gss substituted i1r htm On the commit
tee. The committee then retired, during
which time recess Was taken and the
committee 10 fifteen or twenty minutes re-
turned eud mste through ita chairman, a.
d. Cochrs the foll)winr report Of the list
Of
DELEGATES
10 The state md COngfrssioual c3aFe-tlous'
the delegates named being for eecl oonYeh-
ton. rho chairman praiaotd nls report
with the remafks that tue coinm Tee fecos-
niz ne the rights and merits OF the cllorcd
man. and recognizing his true repu bliCAn'
ism. his devotion 10 the prisoipies OF the
repnbicnn pArty and also thnt be was the
majority Of the republican party In tue
south had aiyan MIN equal representation
~ HE list OF delegates 20 the convention
He also faid il WAS understood tnat the
delegate namtd who attended tae cOuven-
lions, we're to cost he entire vote OF Tue
ne colored dslrga'ss selected were hen
cn,en ~ follow: Moiyi1 Wade. Staphen
Mcdonald. George Hawkins. Ben Turner.
jerry Taylor, J1hn C)oner, Roo Pas ne, j.
r. Elliott. o. 5alsworth, NJ one, Ar'
Gross, Ampion Scott, Rloet Taylor,
George Well. William Alexander Shep-
pard Sewer. Sam Afmsroug, Louis looh-
ran. John Chenauit, j W. Taylor, Simp.
son Hall, Henry stark and john Cfutca.
field. The
Wits DELEGATES
chosen were United States Marshal Mckee,
John Store. John Jackson. Dr. TcKEy, @.
8. Slower, William Jesse Grant, Fred Out
len. L. w. Williams, a. y Cochran, j. q.
Jones, A. D. Norton, Nym Norton, u. Shei-
field. Wentworth Manning, George w
Hynson Joseph Cox, j. z. Conners, j @
Bigger, Eugene NJ hail, j. W. Greenaali
and Il 4. Taylor. The report oil the COM
mittee was received md adopted.
A motion vas Ioada by Fred Cullen that
The chair appoiht a com tnit,ee OF live TO Sc
lsct for the consideration Of the convention
names for tue county executive committee.
This motion prevailed and the char APP
pointed on
THE COMMITTEE
M N~tlar NalVfu Wade. GEORGE lllH-
fins. George Wilkinson aud A.W. COCHRAN.
This committee re tired and coon reported
A. loliogs: The chairman OF the commit
Tee. Mr.. Cullen, said IL had been the ussIe
OF the committee TO name ColoDe! john
Stone as chairman OF the executive com
mittee. but he preferred the poaluoh u
some one else, hence the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES
or the county wss taus recommended:
Il. q Kichardson, cnnirmau; "A. Al Cochran
anr J. + Elicit, secrft,ri.s, and Tor the
frat ward, @. w. Hynson ant A. Bute; Sec
third ward, Frtd Cu.len and Nym orion;
fourth ward, Jonn stone and John Jackpon;
fiffh ward. George Hawkins and A. Hall;
eixtn ward. Jerry Taylor and John Slower;
Trinity Mile. John Warren; Lancaster,
Wa. Fleming; Scyene, j. 7. Connerti Ce'
der Hili, +. D. PiDsham; White Rock GILES
Armstrong Richard Iay l1r and Dick Arm
strong: Cs1rolltou, J. NJ. Smith; Hutohine,
J. o. M.tchner; Grand Prairie, Bill Alexan-
der and Nat rippttt.
rhe report OF tue committees was received
IL. Shsnied was then called upon aud
made a SPORT speech =,
loving
RESOLUTION:
Resolved. That We. The repuoiicans OF
D,ilrs county IN convention Assem- oled,
hereby instruct our delegates TO the dis
trict and state conyeniions, to support as
delegates 10 the Chicago convention no ono
favorsbla to Chester A Arthur es pre- al
dant OF these United States.
This resolution WIS opposed py Dr. A.
NJ Cochran Ia few brief aud pertinent re-
marks who wanted fne delegates 10 60 20
tho conventions untrammeileu. Dr. DC
Kay. the author OF the resolution support
ed IN vehement ,Psees He S,,s ha e,y1.d
the following subsiitnt. for the resolution:
Resolved, That the delegates OF the Two
conventions be governed by the majority
Of rentimentof the delegates
NJ. l.. w. Williams opposed
this substitute. fayoring the oLg-
@ifbdrev his substitute. Colonel George
VI Hynson made q strong speech, endork-
a. fhe Enirit of the resolution, and openly,
SnidIg and eloQueDiiy announced himself
~ Il, favor OF James q. Blaine Tor
~ republican NOMINEES for pres
s.sH"{a N thai gentleman. Mr.. Wentworth
Sn~in~ made speech fsvoring the rsso
S51ion ard urging It's passage. Melvin
I'M ooposcd the resolution, eithouen ne
EcSsSs;d his opposition to Arthur, and
<SrSS6 uat hs lsd Get Quietly N the
S~EI13 house spa let the Unnea s.s M
,~sSncs court declare the. civil. rights OH
Mnr%hsl Mckee also on.
s-'sci ~ rssolu,ion strongly, and THOMAS
s~S 1~vored. Tue previous question wrs