The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-12

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usLFoAvis oy THE v,cEIr.
Martin t lHHDe'4d, 1i N,s York, takes
I The driCrf M Art M good. a.ufraIy, hut q,
TOO hUra fl rFHr .rUn 'h7 position No
mo- as..u "a ilr' IA e'ur Hsr', s'.d asi
IN Nr1falf = n r, yale gnl THIS
was thr rIHgi i'!rrr rHH bH.Ht.nr, ! should
cas- Ha.-r erl'f NOT very Row York. F.
Nv me- t.. tr,i nHs, o uIi WI SAY / ANA d.,
p sad tu 'rgr ..at Ea Flii rrrI i5,"
B1IlH'Es ssy7 the r"-dhl rn party In
Sfw Nufs ait ra7e f1 br me most a!
ilis sues, .-GseIs lyts ..r.H Aru not make
Iif rlnr... a nf stlji E.,
A.dr.- o. N#g,r, n uF7 Y NJ, SAVE
New .V. ."u .Il 90 Gl mgrFN''r, W lF use
Ices ilr fH. rrDg 'c.i 10 I.sU .Ir hopes
.g.l, Nrrr lf uVl 'la'e he F.'lHr dNUhTl
the Hh.1'H fol-, faHgRl Gblicln3 20 secure 81
Tnn GHgUan soc 81 n be hbrd 20 Fn; 3d..
BIB lla,r1all. Wh1 20 TITO hall l8stalght
On rt DGr . maxim ? a speech, ~ very
rH-rT ap Dog about gI ing IN oliaion, llo
..raf rr r.uIafales ariysry good and That
sty they usl bt elected; thHtll 81,
Norris Mcdonald, one o. no lndiann
Nr.rsurs-at,lFrga car fisd Tor two days "a
mis- pocket % tF'sgrFm rom Judge Gresham,
Fl. siding. "hhsit,yVly | w'nld nor cent
,lr place" bgt fnard 10 occasion - pc.
.btit Z. fhr cluEVuti IN. lie laws IrdiaGa
d .u FnNA i.| kAN hNEaGE.
Toe EdnUuds ,aGG r. reuadin consistent
Ia their opinions 90 the raayHilability O!
Blaine,
When the Logan aoom wac sweeping
CYgryih NJ before " les. niPht and thUra
mad been nothing 10 break She unAaimity
so far, New YORK retained on tho call Of
! the roll, scattering votes tor Foraker AMI
Gresham on tho yice-prOS.druGy,
MJSDs' MANAGERS DIgsATIsFiRD,
Mr.. George William Gurus Will not Gay
whether he expects 10 support the ticket,
but iran xiv s,ates: ~ nrrg confCes tGas
Ia my cpilian u great MISTAKE has been
made. I dOG'I regard the nomination Of
Blaine "a oas calculated to elicit mitch
e. thuslgfm among the conservatives eai
]thSGgf,.ul classes Of oHf r~t.z7n7 There
seems 20 ne q great deal 90 e8tnu'is8m Is,
! the west, but ! feer q via not BE- 20 mad !
the csse IN Nsw York"
9.usarr Hoar, Of GGyssNh0ts'tg, took . %
ngrlv gH4n los; evening, without wa-Hi =
!ag tie N,gst session. he vas calm y Is
| pleasant, but would not express Hn opiS, on
on he uckc' for publication. Nsgslrt u
salts Inop, who talked Win him, soy { asf
he tHtss .ba getult With NOR t-c,'nnl ton
ul acquiescgucs han .hn other Eiml rcs
Gov.rn0, L,ae, 90 Massachusetts, wac
r1g.camTi.iai, aud hat WIS al thst" "Gs
liza ms manner g. SHOW that h', boz tg Oi
'le convention had not been realized.
Tharbors Roosevelt q. first qUit m
pusii1..ly said: Il mast dtcIi q 20 speak
~ Ell a71ut jhi5 60 reut'oa "a aIy "ay'
shape rv Inlnlt-'
Csrl giur2 oyer p axprsss9d hi3 aisss'is.
! action. and 8-8s' ~ adverse &c 4un by tle
/ tra. ,.adeu'a D. quite probah.e a. Was his
protest 9yuia9. ths c~7nvcG',ou's action
WHICH rrve gisa 10 q story That found gem
Ip.s, circuit zion to-day 10 tho ,iI1c. tlhtihe
Il.aHprr3al'y Tuala put on. % 'ickcs nude
! vr az HlrluFlg and Lincoln.
Mr.. T'lt We cen Jg1in and asked
about u. Story. H. Hsld: 81 know OF no
such movement. III iruo thnb l have
been .poggaca-d in5, $40 yoU h2va come tn
mo, aud n~kla n |e we cong 20 Wy 20
piEcs EImuHiB aud L,n9oln in 'he held.
Nv rgU.y hgG lerl, ngd l. UOT, that no
7uaa prouoaitioa he's been discussed
That Mr.. Roosevelt wou'd support nuoh
4 ticket is certain, !0r he hiss distinctly SAID
taat he cnu'd uGier no conslaaTatlca sup
, David AIlerio2, Of New York, said: III
-. surh q plan was on foot | should have
beard of 10. lam positive taat The rumnT
10 untrue. The moTomeG: would hardly
: orlginlle here Just DOW. Or Saturday next
We have = meeting OF the Neg York inqe-
partents w tbat CITY, and nothing will bh
I danr uriN then. Personally. / nm too coed
, n repuUlioan rot 10 support MIR. Blairc. l
q. an disappointed, but will roll up my
sleeves and 60 20 work foT the tickst unaIi-
! ne'ed."
! AN INDIGNANT NDEpEaDENT'
Ftonklin MacVeigh, Of this city, said, in
8 substance: "Thers has been no !ot.nhi CT
A informal talk about the matter. | clrcu-
= lated nnopg the independents last night,
U and II is true. that al Edmuuds' Lincoln
It combination was mentioned, but II did not
{ assume def oite shape, and was only al
a luded TO SIS q nero possibility, hardly that
even."
o MI. Ma,veigh,s next remark .htw1, n It Il
= . he he. has a Of decidedly NJ. Opposite AIisrs cannon a, ''0 to
'. Unn 81 oe ann too good a sG Republican, 5feas'
le he said, "to ever work or vote for Mar,
I. Bleine. He does not represent The best
rentjmsnt OF the party. l have q right to
earnest, faithful republican,. To me, tht
:. convention did q fearful thing. Carried
= awoy by an enthusiasm which it was i'm
" possible TO check, the delegates lost 81
W sight Of the moral aspect Of their nomina
I'd ton. It ia nv opinion thnt the party j
pr losing rapid,g all moral sense OF right. i
Is Tor the independents to vote Tor the dem
y ~ocrst!c nominee. That would be a shorter
ia Wny, thon TO nave another ticket in TIT
re iield, to adu,inister the rebnke.'
WHAT PROMINENT DEMOCRATS SAY.
An expression from the democratic sldt
co may not be entirely out OF place. Ex'Sen
ator Doolittle raid to-day:
=, ri fhink chat ,be nomination Of Judgl
- Gresham, Of Indisna; General Fsirchild,. o
10 Wisconsin, or john Sherman, OF ONO
a would have been much stronger than Una
a of Blaine and that Arthur, had be bee!
nominated. world have been moro likely t
Nc carry New York, but now l feel very conf
IL, dent that t. result OF the democra'ic con
vsntion VI % such IS to make the election
OF tbe d, ncc'ntic candidate almost csr
ho tain." go. -,
m democratic national committee, Is on
TT more authority for the very positive ssael
II. tion that Tildsn will not be the Democrat
nominee. He says he knows 1t.
III ELKINs TO ENTER THE CABINET.
OF Elkips is TO be secretary OF the lnterio
in Blains's cabinet-that 10 the decision c
the hotel lobbies the day after the conven
ton. Old politicians soy he IS the nes
manager o! q convention campaign tina
in the present generation knows. He cam
re here a week ago Wednesday, aud has bee
4 working ever since. He has the rare com
Is biDation Of tireless energy and rever-isilin
Ne GOOD temper, with g conciiiating spiril
The physique of the man Is something as
to tonish!pg. After ten days and nights G
q the hardest kind of pol tical engineering D
I'D was talking 10 a street tull OF Blaine ciub
in IN front OF the Grand Pacific balcony at
s- O'Clock this morning..
Kereps, OF ST. Louis, has been aroun'
the hotels to-day receiving congrstu'ation
q as Eikins' right-hsnd man. He gets credi
Irt among the Blaine managers for havini
done q good deal OF effective work.
Id Elkins to-day, in commenting on the re
suit, called attention to the fact tha. on tn
e. first ballot there were ten republican state
which did not give Arthur q single vote
It. mh;Ia a The entire list of states there wer