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

lrpdontlnls; Joseph T.. Juhn-tuu, Orgnn-
llatiuui a.. ~. Scott, Wee President;
Lno. II. Cli~hy, Secretary ~ committees
4. 4. clark, Secretary Uf convention
Member uf National committee not
chosen,
California Chairman not chOsrni II.
NJ. larVc, Nicc-lrosidenti !, !. priscoll,
secretary; T., !, clunlr, rcsOui Ions;
Niles SoarlcsS, notification; lau rcucc
Archer, permanent organization, l'lcm-
her of National committee not chU'cn,
connccticut-r. VI, Waller, Chairman;
q. II. Andrews, Secretary; u. NJ. Reed,
credentials; John q. ByNhoc, organy0-
ton; \, T.. Bun, resolnliOnsi j, \, Poe
kins, Nicc-prcsident; VIM, u, shields,
Secretary.
Georgia Gen. II. Lawton, Chairman;
T.. l.. ilowell, resolutions; W, L.. Sim-
mons, credentials; W. II. Macarthur, or-
ganization; Patrick Walsh, National
committee.
Iowa-Il. II. Trimble, Chairman; u.
NJ. Harris, credentialsi E' II. Mayors,
resolutions; y, u, Hyatt, permanent NJ
gnnization; W. +. lmann0n, Vicc-presi-
dent; Daniel Farrell, secretary; NJ. VI,
Ham, member of National committee; l..
q, Kline. committee on notification,
Massachusetts Hon. John Abbott,
Chairman; j. W. Concry, Secretary; u.
T.. Lowell, resolutions; John W. torco-
ran, credentials; John W. Cummings,
organiIa,ian; Hon. James EstabrOok,
Vico-President ofthc convention.
Pcnnsylyania-E. Il. Cox, Chairman;
Charles liunsucEcr, Secretary; NJ. Hay,
.cSOlutions; Robert +. Paterson, organi-
Zatinn; Il, Patton, credentials; w. l..
. DrvNurt, Wee PrCsidcnt of ~" couVcl,-
tion.
Texas II. u. Hubbard, Chairman; f,
II. Bailey, Secretary; Silas Hare, ere
"A L.. N Al at inn
u. e. Giddings, resolutions: l.. e. Alex
ander, Vice President ofthc convention;
viii Lambert, Secretary Of the conNcn-
ton; q. +. Holt, member of the National
committee.
Vermont Chairman, J. &. Burke;
Secretary, W. \. richards; credentials,
Amos .Aldrich; organization, j. ID. Han
rahan; resolutions, James \. Brown;
| Vice President of convention, Frank IL.
| BascOm.
Wisconsin Gen. Bragg, Chairman: r..
NJ. Bashford, Secretary; \. Il. Delaney.
organization; j. u. Jenkins, resolutions;
J. NJ. Morrow, credentials; j. X. Doolit-
tie. Vicc-Prosi idcni; :. NJ. Bashiord,
Secretary for the state.
MARYLAND John l.. Carroll, Chairman;
/ L.. j. McGwynn, resolutions; \. l.. Cor
man, National committee.
Tcnucsscu-,lohn y. House, Chairman;
/ \. j. Lynn, Secretary of the delegation;
| Albert r. McNcal, platforms; John Slack,
j credentials; :. y. Champion, permanent
organization; John l.. Williams, Vice
President.
, Illinois John NJ. Palmer. Chairman;
4 ", II. Barnes. Secretary: \. j. D'ton-
nor. Credentials: William \. J. Sparks.
Permanent Organization; William Il.
Morrison, Resolutions; :. Corning Judd.
4 National committees; \. f.. Stephenson.
/ Notification; \. Norton, Nicc-Prcsdcnt;
II. RupcnS. Convention Secretary.
South Carolina Wade Hampton.
Chairman; W. 81. Julian .IcrNcy. Sccrc-
;ary: l.. T.. Ioumans, Resolutions; d.,
j. Henderson, Permanent organiza-
tons; &. II. Sabcr, Nicc-Prcsident; &.
J. Patterson. Credentials; i. w. Daw-
son, National Committee.
Mainc-charles II. Chase, Chairman
Il. T. Rundlct, Secretary; W. Nj. Rust,
Vice President: Payson Tackcr, perm
ant organization: -. II. Hastings, rcso-
lutions: James +. Rawson, credentials;
+. Wilson, National committee.
The Ohio delegation met ut J p. m.
John Il. Mclean was unanimously
elected Chairman; X. =. Shields, MEM
! Der of the committee on Credentials;
| Durbin Ward, member of the committee
on Permanent Organization; Nj. ID.
Shad, member of the committee on
Rules and Order of Business. \ fight
! then occurred on admitting J. o. Con-
/ verse on the proxy of l.. q:
| Bernard. Converse was admitted
by 26 TO ~ a victory Tor the Mclean
! men. A.. J. Warner and j. o. Converse
! were nominated for the committee on
/ resolutions. Converse won-W to Is.
/ This shows the real strength of the two
factions in the convention. w. W. Arm
strong was elected by acclamation MEM
| Der of the National committee. Jacob
N,,Ilnr uny aln,t.l Nipn- Pro silnnf Inv
accamation.
The New York Delegations Caucus.
CLEVELAND TO RE NAMED-THE UNIT
RULE SUSTAINED.
| CHICAGO. July THE New York dele
cation met ut IL o'clock and continued
! in session for four hours. Great interest
cents red in this meeting, rs having Il
very important bearing on the final AZ
tion of the convention, and the hallway
/ in front of the room in which the meet
| ing was held was thronged with people
anxious to secure carly tidingS Of the
result. 1t was understood that at the
, meeting last night that Tammany de-
cided to insist on the two-thirds ma-
| joritv for the enforcement of the unit
| rule, and the question was whether
that number could be mustered.
There was long and excited discus
| sion. the tenor of which has not yet been
| learned. Rumors of the result of the
ballotng rrcpt out from time to time.
| hut could not be verified. The following
! ballots were taken for Presidential pref
crenccs:
I First or informal ballot: Cleveland. 49,:
! Flower, %; Thurman, i; Bayard, /; Til
/ dcn ].
| Second or formal allot, after changes:
Cleveland, a; Gen. Slocum, l5; Bayard,
9; Flower, !.
plimented Slocum and Bayard with Il
view thereby of winning the votes OF
Kings county in the convention: The
vote on the enforcement of the unit rule
stood. it is stated, 81 IS.
The Daily News has the following
additional points: Having failed to
break the cleveland column, the next
move OF his opponents was to
already been deciued by KclIy's follow
ers that this should be attempted as the
last resort. When the motion was made
to east the seventy-two votes or New
York as unit for Cleveland, it was
met by IL storm of objection and the real
fight was on it. John Kelly, Senator
Grady and others threw themselves into
thskea ths 0FeneH; cieHcaud,s rneS SSyalabili'E a!
and intimated "A bolt might occur if
CIeyeland's nomination was forced
upon them, but finally cooled
oil and said they did not
mean ii. Then they declared the unit
rule was an injustice, and that they
would not be bound by it.
Grady declared the State had
no right to instruct delegates from dis
tricts The Cleveland men in
sisted the State convention appointed
the delegates and had the authority
to instruct them upon any ana all gues-
tions. 1t was urged that every
deIe0ote who was attempt
ing to break the rule had
voted for it in the state convention