Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-09
CHICAGO.
|-.rRING FACTIONs OF
wr DEMOCRACY GET
noWN To WORK.

vpuNG FACTIONS VI
I'VE DEHooRAOY GET
DowN To WORK.
M July s.-The day
aooeO.,;ciously AGO., i1l,, for all the pur.
!. ,'sg.slSv s2sat convention, held in toe toe
,a1s LsA' save that there is o mist
!. !uii niicb may grow into rain.
!. |. uri'a .0ol and bracing, and sum
Nj . does not burden the per.
s'sd. s,si 'bes began to gath'r in u the %
fosas os,se great srsat hall in which the
~, n M National Convention is
~ ", y, an early hour in the day,
tla,s ~ a. and usiers reporting for
as'c e'cjock, a with people then IN
~ enter and secure their seats.
~ Ia D. NJ. Chicago time, the
lion was called to order by OK, u !,
" ,'' Barnum, Chairman OF the
h Democratic Committee.
vas offered by the Rev. Dr.
Is1auis, urd OF the Northwestern
ical seminary. H.
ma msu Barauin presented Hon.
NH NH ard OF Texas for temporary
N who was unanimously elect
Iubbard. in taking the chair,
PnIs for The honor done him,
hi he accepted not as a tribute
N but as q compliment to the
NJ from which he came, a
bicb was absolutely cosmopoli'
tvery fibre. The Democratic
Al its elements was the same
when founded ty the Trainers
Institution, nearly three-quar-
century ago. Men died as the
sutumn, but principles under
kerty and self.government were
and the principles that under
emOCratic party could not per-
4 the earth although their
might cease TO be. lap
euOcratic party was to-day as
party organized for aggressive
ben victory perched upon its
The Democratic party had
House Of Representatives and
ave the Senate but for treason
bua,e Chamber itself. (Cheers. ]
have had the Senate, too, but
hands Of robbers who struck
! expressed will Of the people
3 Of perjury, bribery and cor
The Presidency had been
tom the Democratic party by
ering ialsehoods through pale
chat;ering teeth. Some of the
had participated in that crime
ssed beyond the river, there to
account OF their stewardship.
hling Of the Presidency was the
crime in history. The great
pf the party (Tilden and Hen
with the dignity which became
atriOts had submitted with the
Of men who love their country
Jan pelf and power. Cheers. ]
Democratic party now would
md should put forward candi-
bose names would be in them
platform, Cheers. 1t wanted
IN, tOo, that would speak In no
tones OF as a Delphi oracle.
d declare against corruption in
Frnmeut against the enormi-
= Civll Service, against the
Department Of J ustice, against
nses Of the postal service
lobbery in high places, 80 thai
lens Of the Government shall bs
qually and equitalIly on oil
! The people, and that tn,
millions of surplus revenu,
la BE- allowed TO accum ulate
OiGn be urged that whatever
y we're nominated should b,
lOSally, declaring that h,
lla not 50 support them woul(
good Democrat and hardly 9
Applause
mailer, Of Vermont, offered ,
n adopting the rules of the las
Von'eniiun, except that IL
~ Candidates no State shoul,
I'd to change its vote until tn,
'a,ts mad been called, and un
s,ase had cast its VOTE" Mr.
y New York, on behalf of Tam
iali, offered the followinI
'ent (setting aside the uni
" Slen the vote ofa State, a
~ by the chairman of the DELE
rlA such State. is challenged b
F !mOeF Of the delegation, the
vary shall call tho names G
'ivldlal delegates from th
.s uu ,aelr Individual preference,
sss', Shall be recorded as IL
blady, of New York. smoke
Vi 'ne amendment. lie elaine
sauon from New York had bet
ssel'td in this matter. The
a. a.. uahger, he said, that throus
ss ~ and influence of polite
=! The honest and truthf
q, y, new New York might not ha
= /. iOlCe here. The newspape
NJ !, =! ooaeht to print in the
'ouIa 'Iat q solid votes from Ne
Su,u ~ pe cast for one candida1
y Vas no power to make that {
VI m hi HiH"] There we
H ~en IN the New York delep
~ w,v would not only give thu
nay, "u! u.!,,onecandidate should not Q
I"sioh, ,Sai but would have the rig
~ sA.,r ~ votes to that candida
/ /, thought would be electe
e,is., , and opposing Kisses frc
D1ady Do"I;y,.,w was supported by N
tbs.n tbuOlittle, Harrison and a nu,
slanS S opposed to the nominate,
isn i'SIs pariiamen ary obiectio,
soa s'ea to lay on the t},e'n, tabIe W
bysd ana anu the previous questi
,Ss Ss, :! great interest manifest
lbs using Sfg OF the vote. r
n 'Ie y, Stale Of New York "
!, ~ s'l sS'lmlporarily, and when y"
i,So'.e S'aes were called the app
|ys '' 40, New NJ. Ycik) stood az
IN c.l,. . Inc vote OF New Yo
an "a os,ied ne, Tor, and Mr.. Manni
sio y, u. Ihe delegation, announr
p4d cd ~, ,he Negative. That vote "
|nry cE.. Ty Mr. Cochran, but /
a s,,nalrmau had the vote
Is ,bsn bamIuLced. d. The general
Us Az al n, houi ced as ayes ;
q er'a,n,;1 ,',, The vote was then e1 TAX
hallty," ll,"aI a, resolution offered
D. C' Vermont, and it v
ssI, Has then called and tba m
b IeGiticltd, aGiad after which I ths tne z, q
n tusolrl-d till II o'clock
NV or Ilaln,