The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05


Ia tbs, b,dy. Paul sifohaoh, OF AlabAfnsi
eoondsd iha nomi1siion.
A msmhsr iron, L.ruiF,na said he voiced
the sentiments ~ members from sOnthefn
states IN according all honor 10 senator
Ha.r, and they would doubtless like 10 sso
him chosen for the permanent chairman.
shin. hut Ia iba distribution OF honOrs 10
he conferred ny tho convention, he thought
=. q recognition Of southern republ oanism,
th.t Ia naming n man for pnsitioh
no, bought with patronage II
could be gracefully given ~ .
southern republican He named Powell
CLAYTON, Of Arkansas, Mr. csnshy, ~
North Carolina, seconded thu nomination.
Mr.. Ston., ~ Miohir ran, ss'd la obedisnoA
to the vote Ui his state dslenatlon, he de-
sired 20 nominate Rowsll q. Horr, OF Mich
igsn.
NT. Msgee, Of Psnnsylvsnia, nominated
q .lu.hA A, Grow, oT Pennsylvania.
THxy
Olsyton-Cslifornis, Colorado, Illinois,
Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine,
@i.,is'icSl Missouri N Nss,'ss G.,oi New
Oregon, Ohio, South Csrolins, Virginia,
West Virgins. Wie1onsip, Arizona, Da'
kots, Idaho, Montan., New Mexico, Wash
instoa territory, Wyoming, utAh-iotal,
senator How-Al.hsms, Connecticut.
| Florida. Iowa, Kentucky, Msr"land, M.sss.
ohu.et,s, Minneso'., Nevsd.. Rhode Island,
New Hampshir., Vermont, District Of Co
Ilumbia-tofnl. Is,
G,ow-DeIswsr,, Pspntylvania-totsl, 2.
| HoT-Arkansss, Michigsn-total, =
A action 10 max. the vote unanimous
brsnsht but three dissenting votes.
| Mr. Clayton aid.
| Gentlemen OF the Committee;
deem IL proper 70 return thsnss TOT the
| honor Won have conferred upon me, not
as being rendered to mo personslly, but 20
the section which ! 10 part represent.
also accept IL with pleasure as having no
signltican whatever ~ TO its bearing up
on the nomination OF a candidate FOR pres
ident. In fulfilling the duties OF the office,
| II there be any mistakes they will, gentle
men. let me assure you, be OF the head and
not OF the heart.
Ths COMMITTEES adjourned until II O'Clock
70 morrow.
| In an irtaryiew with an Associated Prees
reporter, Horace White. OF the New York
Evening Post, said: 1T seems 10 me that
Elaine and Arthur srs sbont ever y
m ttrhcd a. 800 TO 800 votes. and that Ed
muuds ~il have abont 100; Logan, 80;
| Sherman 40 Hsrley, 10. Tho following OF
the ohter candidates Is somewhat uncsr'
ts'r."
Senator N shore, of Virginia has pre-.
| pared e table Of estimates al 10 the
standing OF tho convention. AZ outset,
We ssys, he Is sure that Arthur will have
325 votes on the first ballot; that Blaine
| iii have 1872 on the same bsllot, snd he
predicts Aftnur's n omina,ioE Oh the Sec
ord bslOt.
Phomsa Wheeler, If Syracuse. who claims
"a Epow whersOihe spesss, says CoDBlipGi IA
| ~ favor of any one 10 beat Arthur, and TO
that aEtsut il Tor Blaine.
Ben Harrison, OF Indiana, says he is not
| ~ candid ~ in any sense, and VIII Try To
preyen' the presentation Of his name before
the convention. What he will do in case
| his friends insist on naming him he dc.
| clines to say.
The organ'za'ior oi tho Oregon aelpea.
lion is hs follow: Vice president, Senator
| Dolph; assistant treasurer. a. r.. Hovsy;
COMMITTEES on credentials, N. Denny; com-
mittee on permanent organization, j. M.
Swift; CON i,tee on rules, j. I. Apperaon;
committee on resolutions, W: j. Motion
J, T. A ppsrsOn.
The Vermont delegation at . meeting
this afternoon chose Governor j. Gregory
smith.
BLAINE BooMLET.
A circular bsariog ire title New York
for Blsioe: the Voics Of the Empire S.ste
Calling James g. Blaine 70 Lead to VIC
tory" will BE- given out tomorrow. II
will read ~ follow:
To the National Republican Convention:
The republican distr1cts OF the STATE OF
New York, under the rule Of direct popular
representation, have declared en-
phstically and pnanimonsly tor
to The national republican convention:
Of New York than any other man, AID can
carry tho stste trinmphansly. An snalysis
liza tho national convention on
tho basis Of the presidential
vota OF 1880 shows that from President
Arthur's own state dro,ded msj ority OF the
delegation to tho convention ara opposed to
his nominations; that the overwhelming
prcponderence nf delegates from districts
giving republican majority, 10 for Blaine;
| TIM. twelve republican districts and four
democratic districts .re for Blaine; that five
other districts ssnd Ednunds or snti-Ar-
thur delegates, while but five repn olican
districts send delegates for Arthur,
tho largest majority OF his support coming,
BI-ins disirlcts there Is an aggregate nf
~ 773 republican maj ,rities against II Ala
republican -jorities in the Arthur dis
tricts, with IS 1856 democratic msiori'ies in
Arthur districts. The facts ard figures are
| conclusive thst in New York, as in
other states where electoral votes may
be given - republican H., candidate
sion is in favor of James g. Blains's nomi.
natiou; indeed, tina. be is the accepted
leader of the republican party to sure
victory. In full confidence that with James
g. Blaine as the republican candidate the
state OF New York will give him its cleo
toral vote, the undersigned delegates from
that state commend the above statement
| A.. - NJ noI
e. and signed a. q. MeolooE
Leslie W. Russell, George A. Basley
W. E. Scripture, R: J., Richardson, H.
Krum, Titus sheard, Thomas O. llatt,
Milton Dslano, =. 8. Pitts, Car'll E.
Smith, Henry L. Degpess, D. M. Osborn,
T. A.. Youmans, ]. W. Wright, W. L..
Smith, George R, Cornwell. 8. T. Hoyt, n.
l.. Allen. f. 8. smith.
| The Tennessee delegation organized as
followr: Member OF the n! tional committee
ard chairman OF tho delegation, l.. @.
Houck; secretar,, 8. A. MoElvee: vice.
president, A. H. PettIbone; creden tials, A.
| N. Hughes, jr.; permanent crxanizstiop,
II. L. ". Cheathrm; solutions, Samuel
| Hawkins; rulee, Harry F Griscom.
The South Carolina delegation organized
as follows: Chairman, p. NJ. Rrsy-
s. q. Smith; credentials, e. 8. Bloodqett;
permanent organization, John N. Freeman;
rules aud other business, D. T. Corbip; rest.
lutione, O. M. M'llyar; member OF the ma.
tional committee, John B. JoDnstpn.
Ohio organized this afternoon
as follows j. B. Foraker, chair.
man; E. 8. Sampson, secretary of
ire delegation; A. l.. Conger, member Of
the national committee; Edwin Cowles,
vlce.president; Clarence K. Brown, as-
sistart secretary; Mark A. Hannah, com.
mittee on credentials; Samuel Craig.
head, committee on perm snent or
gsnzation; Alphonso Hert, committee
On rules and order OF busipees, Will IN