The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-07
THE PLOT THICKENS.
"A Very Noisy Sabbath in the
Lake City.
THE LAY OF THE LAND.
The Working Force of the Convention on
the GroUnd-Cleveland and Flow
er's Friends Laboring-About
Butler - Incidents.
THE LAY OF THE LAND
Sunday in Chicago.
TALKS WITH THE DELEGATES.

ida and South Carolina delegations
came in together this morning. Sena-
tor Wade Hampton is the only member
OF the South Carolina delegation absent. !
lie is expected tomorrow, The Geor-
gia delegation organized before leaving
Atlanta by the selection of A. II. Lawton
as Chairman and III. r. Lewis Secretary.
A caucus will be held tomorrow morn |
ing. South Carolina and Florida will
organize tomorrow. The first choice of
a majority of all these delegations is
claimed for Cleveland, though they are
not irrevocably so for him, and are
prepared to support whoever appears to
pc the most available man. Talks with
delegates as to Gen. Buffers candidacy
brought out the statement that his nom
nation would antagonize these three
states. Said one prominent delegate:
Butler. Georgia is good for G0,OO0 Dem
ocratlc majority ordinarily. If Butler is
nominrted we win lose the State"
Senator Hampton and eX-Attorney-
General Yeomans, delegates-at-larg
from South Carolina, are for Bayard.
NEARLY ALL DELEGATIONS PRESENT.
This has been Il very noisy Sunday.
The arrival of delegations and in
dependent organizations continued
throughout Saturday nipht and all of
TODAY. and to-night the full WORKING
strength of the convention is on the
ground with but few individual excep-
tions. Roll call would show the pros
rates. The featnre Of The dev Was
! the arrival of the marchirg orgor.
| i2otions Tbeir coning Toe To-
nldnd bv hands of s,r.in a,,d
from o,rI,, nSorrinn nntii
! tho arrival Of Tornany Hi, to-n;9,hi
thero bova hoan cn,,at5rti,, rncr,,.SS,,,v v
SCENES Of morching bodirs md boista,s7
ous recentions 1ireot crowds bnng
about the vicinity Of the Palmer House
and zach continssont wos mot v,itb .srcot
cheering. The Cook County Democratic
! ci,,h n strone, locai o,.rra t,;1otio,, ,,ar-
Sar,oS ~ ioSa rt7o,, of th per
d,,tw Int 7rere Se, ioinn6 &c tba do,, od
,,o,,y,,ad h,, o,,tsiy,o ci,,I,s so +bnt AZ NJ
noid n & I''e1iIo Hlu'o,, ~ .'s ~. VIC ~
iToIi o,,d ~, ,,o,,r, 1IHti lh,,,e ~ Ne
\ Wi. hnd n.' ti'oi oan,.t ti,n ,,,,;,.,,a
and DnndoiI III III 81 pL,iaIoirt,io tan
W.. W,' '',, wy
~ va d,sa,,i,n ~, lnI,t H. -, ~
N"''i''0 " p ~ '''S
I. bRlLLlANTLf LIGHTED STREETS
about the Palmer House is mass OF
people computed to number 10000
drawn thither by the commotion occa-
stoned by those arrivals.
An Associated Press representative
learned the following facts In regard Il
bodies from States not already noted
/, Members from New Jersey have beer
, arriving sirglv or in pairs for the pas
two days. They will organize tomorrow
evening. Ihe Delaware delegation or
I rived yesterday anu VIII organize 10
! morrow. ABOUT lOO VISITORS rom INA
/ state came tnls morning. Inc Michlgai
delegation ls pracucally iull ana VII
J effect permanent organisation to-lnor
row morning. Many visitors fron
that state are already here
ana more VIII como tomorrow
I Portraits OF cleveland, Flower, ant
Bayard are displayed III its headqnar
a ters. This has been counted among TN
Cleveland States, but II ~ asserted con
, siderable weakness was developed ther'
\ to-day ana cohslueraple WORK was pelnt
done. Gen. fauikner had ataik with IN
delegation III Dehalt OF Flower thl
= afternoon, ana senator heenan urge
u GleVeiands claims thls evening. IN
4 tennessee contingent, except TWO, ar
/ rived TINS morning ana Will organize 70
n morrow. Delegates from TN
! state are very muem divides
q IN their preferences; The Main
!. representatives were all here this even
( ing except one n meetinBior organlza
. uon VIII be held tomorrow. Ihe Ne
q brosia delegates came TINS afternoo
4 ana organize tomorrow. IL Is under
r stood that J' Storllng Morton, one OF IN
4 leaders nom TINS state, Is endeaVorin
n to influence his fellow-dolegates to
! VOTE FOR DAYARD.
/. The Louisiana body Is about com
plete and will organize tomorrow morn
@ ing. One of its leading members saw
: Louisiana IL for Tilden and the CinciI
n natl platform. With Tilden out he
! vote will he cast for the best man, wh1
= ever he may he. Tho Kansas delegatio
s came this afternoon accompanied by
i, large number of visitors. IL is estimate
n that 1000 outside of the convention wi
e be here from that State. The delcgatio
9 has organized by the electio
of Gov. Click as chairman and II. ,
= Sheridan, secretary. A caucus will Il
held tomorrow morning. Full delegi
/ tions from Ohio ARE now here, member
n having struggled in for the past fe,
u DAYS. They will organize at IL O'cloc
70 tomorrow. The Durkworth club,
~ Cincinnati, l50 strong, will reach her
.c tomorrow evening, and tho Jeflorso
NJ, club, of the Same city, with 100, Tuesda
N morring. Not quite all the West VII
a, ginia delegates have arrived
n number of the Connecticut contingoI
/, camo this morning; they hay
~ not vet organized. Tho Vermont mo
az arrived to-day and viii organize SON
% time tomorrow. The Illinois headuua
si ters were filled with visitors all da,
h Organization IL set for noon tomorrow
- New Hampshiro'B organization will |
aI made at noon tomorrow. The Mort
~ Carolina dolegatoB arrived this morniI
"a und win organize tomorrow morninl
~ ~ Nearly ali the Viruinia delegation can
~ this morning and will orrani7e TO mo
,, row. The Colorado delegation came IN
"a afternoon. Delegates from Nevada wi
~ probably o, ganiSe tomorrow mornin
nv The Delaware delegates have not v
Al organized.