The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17
Thursdays Night Session--Continued.
A UAILOT RE \CHED.

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Chicago. July l0-Aiorr'son moved the
previous question on the report and
substitute, and 1t was ordered. The
vote was then taken by states
on Buffers substitute, and II was rejected
ayes, 81: nays, 7li,2. When the vote OF
Indiana was being announced, Senator
Voorhees, stated that he wished. specially TO
have his vote rccOr.cd in the affirmative
The question rc"u.fcd ON the adoption Oh
tie minority TCpO.,. ,
4 dcicgntt, l.o.n Georgia inquired whether
there was not an o'.Oi IN the PRINT OF me
paragraph relating to internal revenue. lie
mad been informed by member of the COM
uiil.cr that in the original the sentence
commenced as follows: g The system oil
direct taxation knowh as the Internal revenue
Is a war tax and should he abolished lhc
last four wo'ds being omitted IN tn" prlnt.
The Chairman. a',c' inquiry, stated tiiitt
.here was no variTi ON between the mann-
script and the pr,nt.
adopted.
ballot for candidate iof the Presidency.
Before the State uf Alabama had responded
to the call n motion for recess till Tomorrow
morning was intcrposcd and the vote upon II
taken bt States. The vote, ON taking recess
resulted in the negative.
The following members We're reported lt
,vait on the Presidential and Vice Presiden-
ii Il candidates when Nominated:
A,abnma-Daniel p. Pioston.
ArkunsaS-R. Cockrell.
Cniiiornia--Milcs Searls.
Colorado--NJt appointed.
tonnccilcut--1. NJ. Waller.
Fiorida-W. ID. Shipley.
Decentralization p. Reese.
lllinois-A. Il. stephenson.
Indinna--E. ID. Bannistcr.
Iowa.. q. Kinney.
EanSas--C. c. Burns.
Errtuc,iy--AttilaC Cox.
IIouisiana-.!ame Coilreys.
Maine-C. A. Osgood.
Maryland-Dr. George WcileS.
Michigan Daniel j. Cnmpcau.
Minneso.a--tlenry Pohlher
N'SSuuri--D II. Francis.
Observation-Disclosures f.. Hooker.
.cbraska-F. Fahey.
Ecw ili,,mpshre--,Iohn Fiebotman.
North Carolina-W. Damb.
Ohio-Not named.
Rhode Isand-D. r. Baker, jr.
TcnneSsre--J. a. Quarcss.
Texas-Joscph +. Dwyer.
Vermont -tieOrge l.. spears.
N'rginiu-Roberl Beverly.
West Nirgina--NOt appointed.
Wisconsin-W William +. Villas.
AriHona--G II. Ouray.
District of Columbia-E. II. wright.
ldaho--Not appointed.
Dakota-M. i. Mccormick.
Utali-Ituthcrford Smith.
Montana-S. T. IIausser.
Washington Territory.N. d. Dutrc.
New McXico-Gcorge w. Stevcdore.
Wyoming-William ii. Holiday.
The convention then proceeded, at lg:0l n.
M, to take the first ballot, with the following
result:
Alabama gave for Bayard, IA; Cleveland, 4;
Mcdonald, /; Thurman, |.
Arkansas-Clevciand, II.
California rhurman, IN.
Go!oruio-McDonald,5 >; Thurman, !.
observation-disclosures II.
. acknowledgment, q.
Flori,la-Cleveiand, s.
Goorgia-Rayard, II; Cleveland, !; Ran
dali, ..
Acknowledgment, 2; Thurman, !; Randall, /;
Hendricks, |; Mcdonald, IL; Cleveland, ~.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30.
Iowa-Bayari, 1; Mcdonald, /; Thurman,
|; Cleveland, q.
Kansas Thurman, q Bayard, 3; Cleveland,
Observation-Disclosures
Louisiana-Bayard, /; Thurman, ]; Hoad-
ley, /; Cleveland, H.
Mainp-Clcveland, II.
Acknowledgement, 10; Cleveland, g.
sachusetts-BayarI, %; Cleveland, 8;
Thurman,2 2.
Michigai-B ayard, /; Thurman, IL; Cleve-
land, IL.
Minnesota-Cleveland, II.
Missssippi-Bayard, ID; Thurman, i; Cleve-
land, /; Randall. |.
Observation-Disclosures, L; Randall, 3; Thur
man, 3; Bayard, ~; Cleveland. 10.
Nebraska-Bayard, 1; Thurman,l; Cleye'
land 4. -
Ncvala-Thurman.s
NeN .I~..i. 49,. -1-vcland, s.