The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-30
Sixth Disirlct-E O. England, kaufmsn
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Sixth Disirlct-E O. England, kaufman
county: A. j. White, Hill county.
Seventh Dlstrlct-Cnvin Brewster, Webb
county; u. N. Wilson, Brszorin, chairman.
Eighth DIstrci-W. o. Hutchinson,
HAYS county; H.. Green, Colorado county.
Ninth Dlstrict-J. w. Mcdonald, MoLen.
nan county: Il. Jackson, Npyarr county
Tenth Difthc,--Gonrgo Paachall u Sar
conniy;r a Black, Travis.
Eleventh Dlstgiot-R, II, Campbell, ~
PasJ; W, ~. Dolel p,lo Pinto.
A uOilon was mnge that Hon. a. J.
Evans be invited to address the convention,
which he did IA most Characteristic man.
nor. denouuoing this democracy, aud claim
ing that death had beon lsnlent 20 the
lead.
Hon. Powell Clayton was then invited 10
deliver an eddrcss, which he did at great
length.
CONVENTION NOTES.
Tho delegates from the iilth congressional
dlstric, held . meeting to-day and
elected o, T. Lyon OF oS,no,r,,,a' snSr,q,s,,n'
~ DELEGATES 10 Chicago, With II. Eddy and
u. II. Dodson hliernRtes.
The niuth district delegates have elected
Nathan Patton and w. III. Blouui (ooiored),
as delegates to Chicago, With Il, Cain anu
o. N. Moore, both colored. GiternAto9.
In the eleventh district there 10 o division.
among the delcgsies. one meeting hs8 been
hsd and delega:fs elected, but they arc
said 10 have been elected contrary 70 rules
Of the patty, 30 another meeting will be
hsld Tonight,
Ono OF tho c'lcrsd brothers in the repub-
l!can convention, after voting ngHlnst
resolution, moved rs recousidcrcii1n. The
chair said, "Did you vote in tho negnlys?"
The coloTCd brother replied, ! DO not
understand dat dat am maleyls'." Tho
chair repeated hig question. Tho speaker
iRsjted "dat The quest on nm no. una.
teriil,n but When forced 90 reply be was Is-
quest 90 take his seat.
A orlored delegate, who wanted ,0 know
'omClhing about tl0 committee On CrCdCI-
iicls, addressed the char and asked r1la-
two 10 committee II utensil,."
The selection Of d. Gres tor temporary
chairman was big csrd for the ius.
General MGlloy was happy,
Judge Norton aud faw d tho cuts had
proxies enough TO get seals In the oonyon-
ton.
There /, but little doubt of tho general
desire t3 have Judge Binkley head The
ticket
There was C. great deal OF enthusiasm
oyer tho coi0red brother, but when Quincy
wa9 called for for rpsech the convention |
jg- discovered that l. was time to adjourn |
o. 10. the committees 30 to work, bat upon |
u vote 10 hear Cuney IL wag 20 close that,
While there was majority, Cuney slid out |
aud did not respond
When Judge Norton mentioned the |
Agme OF Blaine In his speech there was big |
hui some OF ths knowing ones |
say IL means Grant instead OF Blaine with
tho Judge
faa committee OF Credentials has been
IN session all evening" AMI after heated
aud lengthy discussion naye, seated the
Garrison delegation from. Dallas. The
Arthur men aud Office holders |
are jubilant. Tae Galveston con.
test Is now being argued.
Later-rhe committee on credentials |
listened very i'm Datiently 10 the argu.
ment In the Galveston c1ntes, and By !
nearly a unanimous vote The convention |
seated the Maloy wing, the office
hold ere, and the Arthur men !
Cuney and his faction are
very greatly disappointed aud talk quite |
loud about the matter. The leaders OF the
"oute' are csncuging and the probab ilities
ara that the avowed intention and purpose
of the disappointed ones is 10
hold another convention to-mor.
row, heade3 bv Quincy, Norton and
half dozen other rejected delegations.
Tho negroes will bo in thig convention In
body.