The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-10

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l,irrh uuUir md ID lhv r"nNrnll'n Nnu. m
dA, them hNlt Hu opportunity they WUulN
t.pfutr Tint uuuH-r Doe Ihr election ul N
pf,-iipui iu The uuIuiUl 'lll, Hihurs,. Il'
WlirNri the uum,uyu ui ilii, ruuN .nlluu
yuuld irtrtur The rhu-'.u i'urhrui ui ii'
cratic President iu iWrulN- Nur YEAR,
cheers TIE spoke ut ihr uili'iul corruption
II inc lirpuhlicnn pnriN und ri'rnd lu Nrr-
ptarN 'hundlrrs rrrui lrNilninnA
nriur q Srnnlr ,pmInillrr IN wnrh
la, aid that the Declarations
la me at hi, BUREAUS w"uld net exceed So
~; uui yet mrlN YEAR ug" IN hdlnlhlsl1,-
ii,n htd if,nv down lHruus" 81 d"ihlra'i"u
III sglsn. and The nnlN nnv, La wgHpi Ia rlNil
,'rNirr, h" said thai Ihur were mrn nt nhllilN
la Il,r Buhir service AMI lac would nnl Nsh
that they should he driven nut nj niii"r, Nnnr
uthrrs hul surh should i' rnullnu"di meme
bUI the iittr.t shuuid SURVIVE, Referring To-
the lup'igu pnlirN of the government, hr sl,ld
/, Wuuli hr n beautiful spectacle u lhls Re-
public - stuung, ~ ,rcur', should lrud the
nations Ia "A movement Tar permanent
prarr und lar The n'iirt ~ tn" people every.
Mhun irum standing urnics und wuslrlul
war uv then came down Ia the subject ui
his sprrrh aud suggested Tar ne cnnsidru-
tinn nI the convention, n citizen ri the state
nj Indiana, Joseph II, Mclhnnld. cheers
lie skrlChrd Mr., Nrlnnulh's career, nnd tie
rlund that IL h. Mcrr tn lh" While llouS" nn
man who could 80 Ia see him there would
lind multi with the candid nnd lruuk manner
Il hls reception, lie did not speak far hin-
All alone az Mcdonald atone, hut for thu
great State nj lndinnn, which had In
,trurIpu hur DELEGATES Ia pre-
sent MvInnuldN name ~ lhlN
great convention, M matter Mh'w
liked, Indiana had hrcn always found true,
hut that met should not come In Judgment
against her, They should not say from 'lcr-
lion lorlrcilon nom convention Ia conNch-
tiun. thai they need not trouble about
Indiana, ~ hcr vote was sure, hui That They
must take care he would say 10y way III Illus
trIinu) at New York. Laughter hnd ap.
rluusrI Mr. Mcdonald was mun oi guud
Judgment and high character, aud his name
was presented by great state. lie, there.
fpr'. presented that name, nnl all hr asked
WAS nlsIicc,
i;rurrI Black, nr Illinois. seconded thu
nomination al Mcdonald, They Would pre-.
sent, h. said, n platform when wnull hplhhl
"a the sober Judgment ~ me people Ih'N
also needed u man whuSv nnivcCdcniS, Nnnwu
of all mrn, constituted satisfactory answer
tu all fcnSpnnhlr uhlc ms, They needed u
mun whose Views nu all public questions
could hr found without II search warrant. and
determined without an iuuuiStiinn. Np-
plnll,c.I Mr.. Mcdonald WIS such n man, ~"
mNorrd the monet iZniinn ni silver AMI me
saving of the Pacific coast nom ia" conll'S
srrN lie labor. lie was WISE LEGISLATOR u Iflt'
ilnuucrr, u brave statesman, and his rrrnrl
glIticrrd with the stars ~ truth, anu
all might see It's glory. fNrrS STAR
H. rlorics wcrr those uf the people. Cheers
TIIURMNS.
John ". breckenridge, "I California, miro.
dur,d by the Chairman n> the son al The lils'
a. taa.N Asl. Al l.
Justly deprived or his office, next came to I'll"
plniInr He said that the delegates rom
California had been instructed Ia present luI
the consideration OF III" convention MAJ,
who needed no culogy, whose nam" was III
The hearts of the whole American people, u
man who. II nominated, would II" inc next
President of The United states, that man was
Allen q. Thurman. uf ohio. For more lhnl
twenty Wears Mr. Thurman had been the
hollcst and ablc,t udNo ATE of the Democrat =
doctrines aud Democratic principles. lh'
only objection urged against MN was ihtl
ohio was an October state. The reply 10 thi'l
was that this was not state, hut II N"ll"h"
convention.
Thr nomination Mr.. Thurman was en-
dorsed by Gen. Durhrn ward. of ohio. lio
declared that Ohio would he the hntll,
ground of The Presidential election: I'll" De-
mocrtcy carried ohio In October. The BATH,
would h. already Won. Thcy wanted ai
Ajax with n helmet and spear To thunder
niung the line and deal dcatll-giNint blows VI
the foe. Thurman was that Ajax. IN lnlrl'
ICct =. in courage, Ill adherence 10 roh>lllu-
iional law. in defense of the rights ol INC
| musSc>. In defiance oi the power of monopn-
! III, :, in dciianc" of the corruptions"f the ng'
MIR. Thurman had no peer except Mr.. ridden
/ Applause, The Democrats htd car
! - i the state of ohio in the last
/ two annual elections and with Thurman
| d, the Presidential candidate II would carry
! II again next October. lie was no Shnlio"
pulitiCiuu. hat WITS the colossal hgur" III liI'
! Democratic party. II was observable tlnl
! part of the ohio delegation refused 10 pnr'i"'
J ipa,r IN In" applause that greeted the name
of Thurman.
+ CARLISLE.
James \. Mckenzie OF Kentucky mex
came to .ne platform. and IN the name oi Tia
/ state which hc said would give $4,000 major
/ ity to the Democratic nominee, ANA nominal
! led the present distinguished speaker nl ,h'
/ American House Of Commons, iohh q: cav
Isle, In all the essential characteristics %
] manlncSs. courage, ability and patriotism
/ Mr. Carlisle was the pc"T OF amy great naih'
/ that had been, ~ would he mentioned
. in connection With that Office. NJ
name carried with II more OF
/ tuliSmnnic charm or more OF the rspc'
/ of the American people than his. IL" was
man not born for smaller or selfish things
, He was u man To whom dishonor was I'M
I known. He Is one mad" up ol greatness
| who had II victor ouS hirth-right IN ms nam
alone. 1t might be urged mat ne came IRON
| the wrong side OF the OHIO river but u I'M
| statute of Limitation was ever 10 run INA
plea ought TO begin now. Cheers. he con
/
| "A man on whom every god had seemed To sc
his seal; the other rs lcproliS win accusation
and covered and tattrrrd all over. Applause.
! when the forces of DliNer ,romwcli were
, living ON their arms waiting battle, they ire
| ullently engaged in discussions cOncernin!
| matters of faith, but when the ordrrto chars'
came down the line from old lronsideS th'
! the forces of Prince Rupert were IN 'front.'
! they forgot their differences ana hhd M
/ thought but victory until success crownc'
the arms OF the PrOtcctOrhtc: so when th'
+, Chairman of the convention would Shortl!
give to the Democratic hosts the command
10 charge all along the line. they would la,
aside all differences and disSrnsionS an'
chickering's and strife. and charge the kepnn
I ljcan purty front and rear. If they had Jolil
G. Carlisle nj the head of their column INC
would win such II victory us was won ny IN
Puritan forces of Cromwell at NaSchN am
MurStOn Moor. cheers.
MASSACHUSETTS II As 80 MAN.
When the state of Massachusetts WI,
called the response was awaited WIN niue
curiosity. Cheers and misses were ab"u
equally balanced, but II was announced .
Mr.. Abbott that Massachusetts had no nom,
nation to make at this time. -,
The nomination of Mr.. l'ayaM was elo
uuently seconded by Hooker. oi Mississippi
CLEVELAND.
When the State of New York was call"
there was IL good deal of cheering and way
ing OF hats and mndkcrrhic1I. prinripai'S, o
lockwood, of New York, came upon III
platform To put IN, nomination tlerelan,
he said that the responsibility when ne iel
I was made greater when he remembered IN
richest pages of American history had bee
made UP from the pages of the Democrat
marty. and remembered the out
rage of 1876 was still unlvenget
No man had Il greater respect than he it
the honored names presented to the confel
ton, but the world was moving and new mel
who had done but little in politics, were con
ing To the front [Checrs. Three years age
hc had the honor, in the city of buffalo, I
present the name of the same gentleman I,
the office of Mayor. Without hesitation
GOV. Cleveland had been accepted as the can
didate. The result Of that election and {
holding that Office, was that in less than min
months the state OF New York found itseli
n position to want such n candidate, an
wien, in the convention OF lSS2, nj
name was presented for the ono
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