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

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.TW.l.,. ,,nei,. of Sew Nrrs. g. -iug-
-Iing n4r nsau.ulilsut Hu#Ii ruHIlt-I''i'r lir
Chairman siiir tr uuuId rft.ilfr ililu ul.tl
Mr., iun's, at hluu, -ui', lHh s'r"U'''" w.
isip m.-t'mly.W Nrw N"s, un. tu,yn
iNtplhtturIu 90 50 unt iuNuut tlr"r.
i.l,p, u.-umiy ruid hr w"uId ~ glad Z"
~,ruud ,lrN, luGi IL lir culld r.irN lh' nlal'
1T N,W York, hui be- could uui,
4!M a.. m.-liHg-, ui Wisconsin, rnllri
nrudy Ia order li'unl riniurlnhl,
I!Il A.. m.-lhr CHAIR said unless ~" s'iill''
mnn Grady was uitoui lo rInle a. his name
hnr nomination, hr would br n1llg,Hi ln sue
lain l9s paint NJ ORDER lo"nn'si"" III
i,il A. m.-Manning, OF New York, asked
that the gentleman In allowed Ia prnrc,rl; uh
objection made and Grady II proceeding
1,id u. m.-Gpdy said all anli-mnnoiHlls'S
In the state of New York. Protestant ar Gath
ollie, Irish, German or American, arr opposed
To the nomination oftlcVeland' l'heerS nni
hisscsl,
ing tOn n,st fnr such men ns hnynrl, Thur
man and Randall Ia he pushed asid" inr such
men ~ Cleveland,
Grady spoke nf the change in the h,mn-
cratic vote since ~. lliVmCMrd confusion,
The Chairman threatened Ia clear Ill" gil-
lcrirs IL II Mus nnl discontinued,
i;iS 70, m.-touIisinn ana Interruption ~
ncwed. Scrgvunls-al'A Arms ordered Ia Its
tribute through the building nnd remove amy
one inirrrupting the speaker,
I:ilp. m.-Ihr police haN" lust removed q
couple OT turbulent characters lruln lnr in'l'
5;t6 y. m.-MoIion Ia adjourn to '''1 l",i,
5;T j.. ma good many delegates arr l'"N'
5,iSp. m.-Grady appealed In the cnuNon-
lion a. take such nrilnn as would Keep Ih'
Democratic party nllly united, referring IN
"A cumplnrnlnry manner Ia The other "uudi'
S'lSp, m.-Grady closed by wgrnins Them
ut the result, VI snmv other candidate i nul
vEtmsrn. Cheers nnd hisst's,
i'nrhr,lu, at New huriS, moved - suspend
the order nj business and ink" nr''' I" Np
M, lost. q,
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States, WAS oVrrrulrd 10y the Chairman.
5;lD y. m.--Corhran, al New York, ma
taken the platform in speak; nllrrllnN
hrIng made ihruughuui the hHll.
I:!Np. m.-Ihc point OF "nl"r mad" ihNl
Cochran could moi speak unless Ia pg'Nrnl
candidates. lie said hv was Their I" second
n rrndilrir and WIS allowed t. proceed,
5:ai M, uchum said hc was tun warm q
| friend III cleveland Ia want io s"r hin n"nl
nntcd. Laughter und confusion.
b:aB.-,Orhrun named Thurman ~ u nnt
who could unite and lcnd ihr party Ia We
tory.
5:;G p. m.--rorhrnnF speech Is bring wei
received; frequently. npriand"i, lic sal,
. thai u number thought Cleveland could carry
/ New York. while number thought hc cnul,
not one side must h. wrong. Why TAX,
] chances when all could unite on Thurman;
| G:ni y. m.-Call Of states on ADJOURNMENT
/ Il, mnuiud; now proceeding. 800
/ b:ui y. m.-Motiun Ia udJnurn I'LL lo:'W lr'
morrow ON rnll nf States carried.
| 6:U7 y. M Motion "a suspend "rd'r"i "usI
ness aud take ncrSs. Carried.
| G:2D y. m,--Atb:lS y. IN. the convention i"'
! iuurnrd TN 1:Dn. IN. tomorrow