The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-10
Iik pLOT TIllCRESS.
4 SefJ noisy sabbath IN lht
Isle Clij.
rHr LAY OF THE LAND.
III. working torcs of the Convention go
the II1und tleN 'land and iioN'
rr'- Friends Ish1ring About
Halter -- Incidents,
sunday Ia Chicago.


CuIcNuo, July u, TIL Go0rgia, Flor
ida aud South Carolina delegations
came in together this morning, soma
tor Wade Hampton IL the only mrnbcr
If the South Carolina delegation absent,
lie IN expected tomorrow, The bcuT-
giu delegation organized before leaving
Atlanta hy the selection of \, 4, l.awton
~ Chairman aud n, 4, Lewis SECRETARY,
\ caucus will hr held Tomorrow morn,
ing. South Carolina aud Florida viii
organize Tomorrow. Tho ilrst choice ni
a majority of all these delegations IN
claimed for Cleveland, though they ARE
not irroyOcnhly 80 for him, and are
prepared Ia support whoever appears Ia
be tho most available man, Talks with
delegates ~ In ten, Buffers candidacy
brought out tho statement that his NOM
ination would antagonlIc these three
States. Said one prominent delegate;
"The South will stand any man except
Butler. Georgia IN good Tor Ul,un Dem
ocratlc majority ordinarily. IT Butler ~
nominrtcd we will lose the state"
Senator Hampton and cN-ht,orncy-
General Ycomans, dclogatcs-at-largo
from South Carolina, are for liayard.
NEARLY ALL DELEGATIONS PRESENT.
This has been very noisy SUNDAY.
The arrival of delegations and in
dependent organizations continued
throughout Saturday night and all of
strength of the convention /, on the
ground with but few individual cNccp-
lions. Roll call would show the pres
cncc In the city of Sn accredited dele
yates. The feature of the day was
the arrival of the marching orgsi-
izatinns. Their coming was her.
aided by bands of music and
In. arrival of 'Tammnuy Hall tonight
there have been Stnntly recurring
scenes III marching bodies and bolster
Gus receptions. Great crowds hung
about the vicinity of the Palmer House
and each contingent WAS met with great
cheering. The Cook County Democratic
club, "a strong local organization, per
formed the greatest portion of the escort
duty, hut were Joined rs the day adj
yunced by outside clubs, 80 that the Me-
Donald club, OF indianapolis; the Irving
Hall and ramany Hall clubs of New
York had rs thOir ~, Drts the Amoricus
and Randall clubs, of Philadelphia, the
New York County Democracy and other
outside organizations. Tonight in the
BRILLIANTLY LIGHTED STREETS
about the Palmer House IL mass OF
ncople computed To number 3O,OoJ.
drawn thithcr by the comnotion occa-
stoned by those arrivals.
! An Associated Press representative
! learned the following facts in regard to
| bodies from States not already noted
| Members from New Jersey have been
arriving singly or in pairs for the past
two DAYS. They will organize Tomorrow
evening. The Delaware delegation ar
rived Yesterday and will organize to-
morrow. About 100 visitors from that
State came this morning. The Michigan
| delegation is practically full and will
effect permanent organization to-Lor-
row morning. Many visitors from
that State are already mere,
and more will come tomorrow.
Portraits of Cleveland, Flower and
Bayard are displayed in its hcadquar-
tiers. This has been counted among the
Cleveland States, but ii is asserted con-
siderable weakness was developed there
to-day and considerable work was being
done. Gen. Faulkner had talk with the
delegation in behalf of Flower this
! afternoon, and senator Keenan, urged
. Clcyclaud'S claims this evening. The
! Tennessee contingent, except two, ar
rived this morning and Will organize to-
/ morrow. Delegates from this
! state are very much divided
/ in their preferences. The Maine
representatives were all here this even
ing except one. \ meeting for organiza-
ton will he held tomorrow. The Ne
broska delegates came this afternoon
and organize tomorrow. 1t is under
stood that j. Sterling Morton, one of the
leaders from this state, is cndcavorins
to influence his Acknowledgements to