The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05
'CnICACO's CACLDRON.
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y,sp,et and admiration abroad
ard now vhsn W. CONS
elect standNd.hrnfrr fnr The
.no,oaehinF condo, our oiiei smbhnAss
m,nt 10 not IN The whbi hut To ina
.pusDAECE c v PRE iDEsfi,L MATERIAL
NTs Yo'k has her true aud tfien bts'es'
man upon whose Standardization ne heif
and even uGffIendly lisht ~ punlo sn,nu
nv has been turned aud the UNIVERSE W
dict IL ''wsll done. thou good and isilnlu'
seryant.n Vofmnnt bhs her reat STATES,
mao. WHOSE mind IL ~ olssr 80 the crys'A
suTings Of his naive state and who's. virtue
isns Arm a, his gtsnite hills. Ohio can
anne with a name whns~ history - me nIs
tory OF the republican party itse,t in
can come with one WHO never 'aiou ~
discharge Of public duty wh.ther 10 !ne
c"nncIl chamber or on the field OF battle
Nsina has an honored fayori,e, whose
H,Isndid abilities ana personal qualities
hsya endeared him to the hearts OF bi-
f,isods and tie hrilllsroy ~ whose genius
challenges tbs admiration ola " ,tcii
cut and Indians may come with NAMES
scarcely less Industrious thsn ,aese, anu
now. In conclusion, II because OF personal
,yiaarree msnts or the emergencies o. OF ~
sion Ar o,her name IL sought, Their, remains
mat rrand hsro OF Ksnssaw Mountain, aud
Xtlsntn. whose patriotism he cannot rs'
press n he would be silent. bur erhsplng
the banner 10 him 30 dear, when no hns
already borne In triumph, he Will march
10 4 civic victory no leAs renowned thsn
those |, he war. Ithsnk you, gentlemen,
for this distinguished mark OF your conn
dencs. ,, =,
mupds ana Logan were heartily spplsnded,
but when Blaine Was alluded to ~ man
waose splendd abilities and personal qusli-
ties has endssred hin, 20 the hearts OF MS
hill ~
challenged the admiration Of mankind, .
storm OF applause broke out, and on the
stage Aoor and in galleries, men stood up,
and waving hats and handkerchiefs, cheered
again and again. The women also took
part 10 the demonstration, ard
WAVED rHKIE FANS AND HANDKERCHIEF.
After the first storm OF applause had
worn itself out II WAS ags'n renewed, ana
oucs az ain, The enthusiasm WAS IA marx.
ed aud intense as thar which characterized
the convention NJ 1880 It tbs time OF Gar
fields nomination. 1t was five minutes be.
fore the chairman was abio 10 resume anu
finish his speech.
Stsbbius, Of Arizora, presented resolu'
ton to the fleet that appointments OF Ter
ritorial officers by tie president OF the
United States should be from hctui ISL
dents of such territories. Referred TO the
committee on resolu ions.
A delegate from California presented o
resolution TO the effect thsg The commits.
sioner on agriculture DO msde osoiue'
ofic7r. Referred to tho committee on reso'
buttons.
a woman suN'ecs resolution vas rre-
rented AMI referred TO the comniiItes on
resolutions
Adjourned ut 1870 y. NJ. tn O'clock.
AFTER considerable debate and the cftsr
ing OF two amendments, the resolution Was
then defeated.
The chair the stated that Senator Doiph'
of Oregon, had received y dispatch ata.lnt
that tbare /. not longer any donot hut
that OF the al clion in that state On Mon.
day last the republicans had secured
q maiJiity OF the legislature OF tina, state
which will secure the gain Of United
Stetes SENATOR Tremendous Applansrl
They hava $50 elected REPUBLICAN
Representative in Congress- and Oregon Is
safe tor the nom nee Of this convention for
president. ,, an,
The convention then adjourned till to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.