The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-05

fzxlng with tobacco julcs, and pulsatinl
with enthusiasm. Long John stakes hi
nolitinu s@ssoity on tho prediction that
Logan \ NOS nominated Andrew ID. Whit
oil ko the man. Ga hearing arumor tia
the pliocsns political epoch was 10 bs rake
J Tor temporary ohairmar, he beeam
hifhlv ipdisnsn'.
I'VE Mid that four years sgc," he SAID
and elos 10 enough. No more Hears TO
me-"
HE opinion was warmly spplAudsd by
youns Logan WARRIOR who lay upon Oh,
bed sDoking a oig,r.
rss Blaine headquarters IL be ter fur,
Wished. There are more CHAIRS and The
,ungers smoke better cigars. There ere
frequent invitations 20 drink, and there Ia
. great deal OF chin music
In ths afternoon j. U. Acksr', = pegr
delegate from vexss, vhe was Conspicuous
10 the o,nvsntion fonr yssrs ago, called
nses Mr.. E.kina He u ~, down ~ =
Blsise asa, bn, ho vas very careful not 20
csanit bimsslt Ia bis conversation. He
es!d that b bad not mad. up bis mind ~
He drew from his poke. an
school, 1, T,x.. b,. received ' no
sussosisticns. lie did no, visit either the
Aythur Or the Logan hsadq sarters. He hsS
Q Roman caAt Of features, and rs~sm bles
| -
was huag ov ~ the doorway OF the gentle.
mss's pArior .. the Grsad Paoih, this
| morsine, On vhioh Wa painted Arthur
Hssdss ~r'srs,' while ct CONSPICUOUS
| slsc~s In the hotel were posted piscards
snn~uSc!ng whore tbs headquarters were.
10 the psrior Janice ID. Warren, Silss II
Datchsr. ex. Congressman smart aid ex-
Bpssker BAarse swsi,ed 9TH smiling faces
the arrival NJ dslegstes. Not many called
ultIl lsts 10 the afternoon. whom ths incom.
leg ,rsips brought few Into the city. Mr..
A odrsv White sook . room figpt opposite
'as Arthur heatquarier, and quietly
neeped 10, bus did no, cali during
,he Day. Senator Gilbert, however,
did osll, and seemed TO be- on ths bes,
that IL YES not true, o. reported, th.t he
s.ii Arshur conld not carry New YorK.
Ga the oOstrsTy, he Thought II po.sibie
,het be conld. All he desired was tbst
nan be nominated who certainly could
carry the state, and that msn was Ell.
muods. Tbs Arthur MANAGERS assured
beDs,or Gilbert that they bad paid no OF
tenti,p 70 the alleged expression sgsinN
Arthur's s,rsr 9Th IN New York, nv they
knew that sG.tor Gu bert was TOO tbrsWd
politicisu 10 make snch an open .,sser.
tor. The spntor feels very friendly 10 tpe
Arthur mGn-gsrs though he will vo'e 'og
Eimrpss on ,hs G.st ballot. Mr. Anbrev
,,
him, thst 90 doubt IL was possible for Ar
tour 10 carry hls star, though u wss Dot
cer'sin, snd hs thought III. party ought Ia
ucr1inss q Ins Ill OF such high character ~
10 m ske snccass certain, In the Arthur
hesdQ nartars these tx EXPRESSIONS from Two OF
III, dslsss,e,st-large were regarded az in.
dic.tipe tina. az tho proper momene Gan.
era, Arthur ~ill recsiye their votes One OF
tho rarliss, callers ut the room with Ar
thurs psme over tho door, was X. A. Hal.
bert - Illinois delegate. He brought jov
tn gns hearts OF the III 3Dagtrs by saying
thar IL was not true th ct tbs Illinois dele
se.isa would go to Bsin after they mad
tiotlsd John A Logan with a compl imenta-
~ but ridiculous ballot. The majority of
,oe dslssattsn. Mr.. II .rbsrt said, would 60
10 Arsur. Ar. Halberts visi. wa, i'm
msdistsiy followed BY that Of Mr.. Hest
iars, . dolsTDts rom Delaware. He said
tart atss tie second ballot, and perhaps
bsisrs. Arthur would have all she dele
gsttsn ffsa tAe state but one, and possibly
tsss sss vss'd come over, G 'od new.,
tse, SsHsa = come By teis~sph. News
csas SvR tho vr's from Texas that the
stories shss Bliss had captured the me
jsrity ofthat stA,.' dslsa s,isn o, not true
and thsS Arthur would certslnly have
twenty sfthen. Next, Postm sstsr rsit OF
Charleston called. He said the story that
Congressman Small and some Of the 10 ath
" o0icButiUu ~0I0 NV BVtoH w NOse
for Arthur wAs q Blaine libel. and he
she Vsd 80 Indignant letter from Mr.. Small
70 corrobSrate his asertis He added
thai eouth Caroliaa was for Arthur
fret and lset. by this time smiles wrssshed
ne face of the Arthur manager. M.
Butcher was never more genial, and that o
svns Q good deal. Mr.. Warren WAS most
uvbsne, while the enthusiastic Clint
whesl-r began to predict that Arthur
would M somnA,ed on tina second ballot.
sure. To bs sure. the cautious Dutchsr
thought that some OF this talk might y o d
sinly be sIaSsrznt .stfy, but hs was ir-
cli,ed 80 ,h,nk not. Brs when tha, irre-
pre- bio Yankee Congrsssman Blrlsigh |
osme, sll dust aad ciuders from |
hs long ride from Washington,
hustled into abe headquarters, %. his ca :
psI-bsg on tue table, and, after huggng |
Mr. War sa, skaKing hands with M |
Du cher aud say ing, How areyou, Gin p
ovsr Mr.. Catcher. shoulder 10 Br |
Wheeler said: at. all right; We hovs got
tn. votes II thsy havs the bass drums. We |
IRE srus IN nave nns ls~s than thirty seven |
from Nav York. bu. what ~ better, per-
bsp,, S.n.tor Ssbin " coming on 10 cork !
i.h t0s Ninnesots boys Tor Arthur, and
Senator lawyer 10 coming on 10 fix the
delegates" 1t was no wonder
Ihsrs wse great 10y ut the Arthur head.
lusrtets.