The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-24

1 uHANF TtpulltCtu bhfPtl'7t WSsS.
has ngsln demonstrsted the unhtses1
and unwofthlness oi the democratic party
10 be entrusted with the conduct OF pubiid
affairs.
When the reference 10 President Arthur
was read tnore was loud applause. ana 10
response to call for three cheers,
a tiger. Tho ballot for delegates at large
re,uIted IN the elec'ion OF Thomas R)oss-
welt. Andrew ID. White, John j. Gilbefs
and Edwin Packard.
On motion OF a c,lored delegate 10 was
decided the colorod voters shall have rep
lTssentaiiyes on tho electoral ticket. Tho
presidential electors Of tho Etate were an
nonnced aud the convention adjourned.
| The committee on permanent oreanixs-
iion selected Hon. William NJ. Mckinley,
IT,. for permanent chairman.
CLEvELAgp, o., April 2i.- Tho OHIO re-
| pu biicAu convention WAS called 10 order
this afternoon In the tabernacle by Hon.
]. o. Converse, chairman OF the staie CEN
| trail com uiittee. Geuernl Charles A. Gros-
yenur. temporary president. on takit x the
char, apoke hali an hour. He reviewed
the history Of tbs parties. Civ service re-
form demands tho support of the lndepen'
dent men OF the country. The republican
party is the sols champion Of prO cotton OF
American industry. II the American ps0-
pie contde sgain 20 the republican party
the party Will Gee 10 L. ths, 10 means VIII
be leis uutfed 20 strike down
| the organic d sud criminal PURPOSES OF tho
south % suppress freedom Of thou.ht and
| action in uol.ticfl matters. Weenter great
| fight Ia Ohio, n iislt wa must win, or the
republican party oi the country must 20 70
the wall We must carry Ohio Ia Ociober,
or the democrats viii carry the ciuniry
In November. Inactivity, general apathy,
must cease in OHIO. Oaruing criticism,
eneering 81 Oaio and OHIO men must ceaso
outside Of Ohio The republicans
that occupy plecea OF power murt
recognizes we hold the Rev TO
the fortress and II we loee Il IN Oc'ober, the
horles OF Goths Of the democratic party
will overwhelm the garrison aud dri out
the occupant va viii 80 to Chicago to
nomi into the best men for the emergency,
but do not forget and our brethren IN the
southern states must not iorget, Onio 10
under all circumstances n close nni doubt
tul state. The conf C; ia October marks
Ohio IS the battle ground Of the
year, aud the people OF the re-
publican party ia Other etates
must lay aside personal consideration and
the fashion OF carping 10 aud criticisng the
republicans o. Ohio. They must plaot tho
battle iisg III any event 50 h9 10 make VIC
tory ia OHIO not only possible but nbso ute
ly certaia The convention at Chicago can
DO ihis or /, can orgenizs defeat by blum
der. The remainder o: the session was oc-
cupicd in organisation preliminary to to-
morrov's work OF nomiaaiiDg state ticket
aud cleo ing delegates TO the Chicago con.
yention.
During bis speech General Grosvenor
mentioned ShermaE's name, which pre-
yoked loud cheering. Toward the close he
referred to the necessity of nominating o
presidential Candidate who can carry Ohio,
wherEupoo y delegate shouted "Blsine can
do ill' And tue convention cbeered with
redoubled vigor. The convention took re-
cess ill tomorrow, after the announce
nient OF committees, A full list OF district
delegates to Chicqgo VS. also h1nouncu.
RICHMOND. VA, April %. -Mshone, upon
calling the republican convention 70 order.
was vociierously cneefed. After making Q
short speech, Malone, as chairman OF tho
read uster state committee, with the con-
curreBce of chairman o. the rspnblican
state commiitce, named Colonel William
Lsmb as temporary chaitmau.S Lamb
bri, Il addressed the hoty. eHa said they
rad come there with toe high resolve to
rescue the mother state lrom tne hands OF
the despoiler. The proceedings 81 the last
| legislature. for Oppression uni-tyranny,
couli rot ilud q parallel in the history OF
the couc,ry. He looEed Tor nspby re- uits
from the sction of this convention, as the
time had now come when tbe people Of tho
south could join the republican parry as
party o. protection. = fr,
JAcKsos, MISS. April S92. The rSpdblI-
can STAT convention rift this hfrefnoou.
George w. Buchanan wsb Temporary chair
man. A ,quabbe occurredpver tss report
Is known AS the Pratt aiid MSkee dssega-
ttoDs were defeated. John 4, Lynch
was made permanent chairman. rae fol-
loving delegates at lrg, were elec'ed Ex-
Senator b. b Piescs James Hill, X. II.
PECK ana J. NJ. Dynum. Toe first two are
ed. but favor Arthur. full list OF strict
dtleeatrs Was als) elected by the d strict
couven tione, eleven oi whom are said to
favor Arthur.
Urrc., April 2s.-Delegates from tho
eweDty.third congressional district this
morning elected ms delegates to the national
convention Lee II. Sinborn and George III.
Urban, jr., one for Arthur and one for Ed
munds.
STEVENS POINT, Wis, April 23-In ths
ninetoenta consressi 9sl asi,.sc, sswst, CO ven
a II lis were oho-en delegates to tho re-
publican patioRel convention, not in
siruc,ed. resolution endorsing the ad-
min,sira !an was adopted.
CRApLrsToN, W. VA hnril 2'-rhc re
publican convention OF ths third congress.
sional district met this morning and af-
ter appoisting committees adjourned.
Blaine and Lincoln will be the choice OF
the delegates as far as can be learned. Hev-
ersl counties come instructed Tor them.
THE LOUISIANA ELECTION.
New ORLEANS, April 20 The following
dlspatches have been received here:
Lake Charles Louisiana: McEnery's ma-
jority IL estimated at 400. The debt amend
ment is undoubtedly defeated.
Morgan City: Stevenson will carry the
parish by a large m msjority. The ring DEM
ocrat. lost sight OF McEnery aud swapped
him off for republican votes for themselves.
shrevepor,:-Curric democrat, Ia elected
mayor by 81 mfjDritv over Use. slso DEM
10 .,.1Doro1lU CnpHpdpi that thu
republican state ticket, headed by 'teven-
son, has mej >rity here. large nunber
Of democrats voted 1t.
HUrcHGHsoN, Kas., April 23.-The repub-
licau congressional convention ot the sev'
sD,h 6tps,.s di;tTic; Ss' here p,ors ,0-dsy ~,
reelection by reclamation. Resolutions
wero unanimously adoptei assert-
ing allegiance to the princi.
pies OF the republican parry; favoriug
a tarii1 that will eucaurapo diversified
induetries; calling for the absolute
forfeiture OF all unea,ned land grants,
and opposing further giants 20 auy cor
merce should be regulated so az
to reduce jreigh,s and fares
to minimum consirien. wish
iair returns on &c usl railroad investments;
fsvoriug the payment OF the national debt
a. fsst as II cocurs; demanding
free ballot ard feir conr, every.
where; calling for the establishments
of q soldiers aud sailors home In kiusss;
opposes repeal of the revenue tax on
whisky and tobscco; endorsing the admin
| ist-aiion of President Arthur; also endors-
ing the course OF Representative Peters IN
congress.
CHICAGO, April 2s-The national conn
mittee of the prohibition homs protec-
| tion party announces i's naticnal con-
| veution. which was IN have been held