The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-11
FORT WORTH.
Foroshadowings OF the Coming Con-
y~entlon-A Scribe'S Search.
Harmony Promises 10 Attend The Old
Ticket Triumphant.
sambO Unseen - Some Comparisons

FoEr Worm, Juno l0~.-f3neolal. l. The
delegates TO tho state convention OF demo-
cfAis 10 elect delegated TO Chicago, have
been coming IN on every trhln. hut
tha greatest number arc expected % arrive
lats tonight md In the morning. Tho
democratic heafqusrltu he on Main street,
near the Pokwiok, aud mere The blk gunH "
Inc marty hava bfen going, ~iutcfohansiug
vieWs wits each othcr aud lQcll leaders
There Is ON abfence OF OIL the hurry. 1urly,s so
plain during tho republican convention ~
Anvil. The c1lOrCd brother 90 rls0 c0nspic.
u0us by not not being o ~. Asa ruio. fhs
gentlemen who are spoken To- on the
isoi, exproa8 thenisflvca rs believing that
the democrats will no luc,esliul this cam.
psign, and Tide aud Hendricks arc uu.
auestionnOly she rOng mCu, That 10 the
way thew talk. o .snrset hedelr sntO1a az [
unanimous for ths "0ld Ticket some b7i &
warm supporters II Thurman, while others
have as much enthusiasm for Bayard us
was shown by tho republican, lor Blaine.
All bitter p~artizan feeling seems 81 be- ub-
sent from this convention, and unless %
stronger following for Thurman or B3ynri
than A. nov Indicated IL found 20 be prr.
end the convention will move rmonthly, M.
only contest that between the canlioai.
FOR delegate 60 Chicago, Ans1n Raiuey Di
Ellis county L. spoken OF prominently 40 q
candidate for temporary chsirman, While
Hon. joseph ID. snyers will probably d. made
permanent charm. TAe comm ,ttee having
the entertainment OF delegates in charge
nave established sort Ci "bureau ofhOtals"
so delegates may be sure Ui having q bed.
A caucus Of tho Tarrant county delegates
is called Tor 10 o'clock tomorrow 90 make
arrangements In regard TO meeting OF the
delegates Of the sixth district. II j. ueerly
a ceftainty that Sterett and Colonel Smith
cannot both 50 TO Chicago % pslegateg.st-
large, erd some understanding will have TO
be reached In the matter.
Dick Hubbard seems 10 be on the slate of
every delegate, 80 his election rs assured.
John II. Reagan Is sls0 s i~ayorite Of nearly
al the delegates and will probably be one
of the four. CrRTford, Weliborn, SIyers,
Shepherd, Stsrott, Riinay, Glddines. joe
Owger, Of San Antonio, Silas Hare, Of
sherman, Richard Cote, y. b. iaxey, r
@ Mills arc all mentioned az poisibo
Az large delegates. Your correspondent
inteiv CWed n number OF prominent men 50
TO the presidential question, and as stated
rilden "a Il Hendricks have o great utj,ii
", but few are nOn.com initial aud otners
saw ihst 90 many counties hava Instructed
fur Tildcn hat the quastiOl IN settled,
Senator Rainov, OF Ellis. tells your cor
respondent that his delegation iayor8 new
men sud strong. well defined issues, they
vii probably vote for Steret., Hubbard,
Smith, ard Reagan. This delegation 10 uu-
instructed 10 20 candidate for pres den
lud vic president The qcieg4tloua are not
here IN sufficient strength 90 learn dtiuit.-
ly Wul other counties VII do.
Tho late tfalu3 have hfgu TAT ia many
d~elsgdte7, and national politics eve beng
disnu .sed on all sides. Governor Hubbard
rs here, nnr announced thl5 h0 has re-
caivcd Two lengthy tllfgrEm1 from two
o ominentdemocrnis OF NeH York IN tenor
ihat 81 dominated Iiligl will scoept
and make % vigorous aud qnthuliasic
campaign. This pewsis received by tue
democrats with delight and enthusiasm.
fhore 10 no doubt n1w that Tilten dele.
gatel will be oiic.sd aul instructed. Mayor
"a bsll, OF D4llar, g. p1kan OF q o District
delegate, but b0tn Seret. and Oabsll oau-
not be tiscted.
TIC racing circuit Tor north T.Zo5 was
arranged To- Tonight, cod includes purses
Amounting TO $4,000 The datos and
Dit ces are: Parig, October 2lst; Sherman,
2S.h: sinCsville, November tlh; Fort
Worth, November 1ltb; Wsc0, November
1863. This circuit IS aaid 10 be very
strong. Dallas, for some reason, could uot
nufnF-