The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

snis An6ina ldsht Nonisns Nss Mex
i-'. Nyoming-ioial, 10, NAYS Alsbams,
AtEahsas Connecticut, Dels snfe, oeoFgiAl
iIlrOis. lndlans Iowa, k,nss' u va
tHrtv, Maryland, Magsichu, sits. Mlchiksn,
800 nr-nts, Mississippi, Neyads New
Humpshifr, New YORK, North Chrolina,
Orsson, Pennayly,nia Rhode Island,
tln. Dskota. Utah, Washington territory,
District ~ Oolgmbla-tolsl, ~, The orlgi'
nal motion Of Senator Air Oh was then
carried by a similar vote, This result
OF the vote srAts the Malone dele
cation la tho rational convention
subject, however, 10 any nction the con-
yrption itself Ia,y take. Ia tho matter OF
lhe oon,esdn. delegations rom the hrss
A!ab una and ilTst Georgia districts, II was
1t, olded to refer them TO sub committee
Of three win Instructions report 20 thu
fall committee next Monday. In tho mat
ter Of the ooutpstirg delegates IRON the
Fitch Kentucky dis'ric', tho motion ~ refer
70 auo'cnmmitfe ives lost, On motion OF
Mr.. Bradley, OF Kentucky, $, =. Miller and
John Mason Brown were placed
upon the rolls as delegaIes. Senator
the contest In the second IllIgois
district be deferred until Monday In view
o, the Illness and absence. OF Mr.. Cook,
The motion to recon 'idsr the action TAKEN
in the Georges case MAS los. Tho
mmi,tee then decided 10 rSco1soer
the action In the Kentucky Gaze, 'ni
on motion II and all undispossd OF cares
were referred 10 snb committees ot three
zach, with instructions to report Monday
Tie committee then adjourned to Monday
at IL noon.
The Pacific coast delegations including
California, Nevada, Oregon, Arizona and
Washington territory held u Joint session
at ths Palmer house to-nieht,
A resolution was adopted TO vote solioly
for Blaine and declaring that they hnd 10
.econd choice tor first place on the ticket.
One OF the members Of the natlons com
mittee being asked what slgnih'
canoe wa, to be attached TO
the vote on the admission OF the
Malone delegation, replied that the com
mittee believed in fostering a republican
movement In Virgins, and that Mahone
represented the only movement in the stsir
In thst direction. Another delegate de-
clare that the vote carried with IL niue
siguifi :ance o. 10 the bailotins for presiden'
of ela' the ,no'S vote i, wa, shown
that it was largely the votes Of
republican sena'orj upon the committee
who did not care TO antagoniZe their col.
league In the senate chamber that carried
the motion in his favor. Several
local veteran organizations VS..
tied The hotel lobbies tonight
Gesirh 10 awaken some enthusiasm
on behalf tf acHa Or Logan for presi-
dsnt. The Commercial club, OF this
city. gava banquet a. the Grand
Pacific hotel this evening, at which
| 1t was announced with considerable Hour
ISL thst Senator Ho,r, George william
Curtis and number Of other well.knoTn
persons would be PRESENT ara give me
assem- bled wealth of the Garden CITY inside
information ou the political situation,but !
proved to be iizzle. the gentleman ntmeu
| preierring to keep their information under
verbal loCE and key fer the present.
Arthur men are somewhat disturbed to-
n ght over report that tho ksnsos dele
gaIion will vote for Blaine Prom
inent supporters of Arthur cay that
there is q story shoat that Powell Clayton
and the Blaine managers have come to
some SORT o. an understanding. Hamilton
Diyon. one OF the delegate s-at large
from Pennsylvania, has declared for
Blaine, and Arthur's strength in the dele'
cation is now estimated At
Twelve. Carl Scharz tonight
EXPRESSED himaslf ss fAvorably disposed 10.
ward Grsshs AM, aud said he thought the In
dependents generally had kindly feeling
for him.
CHICAGO June To-day was not pro.
Ii &c Of results in the preliminary work for
the coming national republican convention,
Tnoss gathered here, delegates and on-look.
9, 8, cen cd divided between the desi @ to tsIk
politics and give due observance to Sunday,
While the light OF the sun shone into the
hotel corridors there was no open cnucn:s'
ing OF delegations, though individual mis-
sionary work wss not wanting. Groups
and single individuals also were constantly
coming and going ct various beAdq 10 rters,
scousintAnoes rome we'd and friendships re-.
yived, while the main corridors at the lesd.
ing hotels were constantly flied with
changing, chatting throng, whose color
ranging from pronounced olooas TO . oos A
manner Of speech testified to its
broadly nationsl character. The results
wore OF very mix,d and uncertain char
scte . The friends Of all candidates are
claiming incr ease 10 strength aud the dis.
covery of wesk epots In their opponents
nrmor. Tho Blaine men made more dem
onstr alton than others, paying visits IN
entire delegations and moving their head
gu srters from two email rooms heretofore
occupied to the Jorge ladies Ordinary" at
the Grand Pacific hotel. ColorSdo's fol
delegation arrived in q 1Gy this afternoon
and openly declared for Blaine. They
bore at their head as they moved from the
depot TWO live eagles, which were conveyed
and deposited in the Blaine headquarters
at the Grand Pacific hotel. Mslne's quota
came in during the early hours and we're
met at the demo: by the Californians and
escorted to their quarters. The Pacific
coast people retrdined from tak,ug
a band OF music with them, owing to the
character of the day, but they carried with
them on their march banners presented
tncm by the people OF Marsnalltown,
1 ,ws, bearing the motto, From California
to Maine, through Iowa, for Blaine" The
remaining noteworthy contingent in the
during the day was that from Kansas. The
entire delegation from that state came in
during the afternoon. They were permit
tod to arrive with unusual demonstration
in their behalf. Delegates declare that the
stase vote is for Blaine. All
but two Of the Minnesota peo'
pie reported at their headquarters,
Blaine, Arthur and Edmunds, accom-.
panied by the sentiment, Minnesota is
solid for the Nominee, bat is Divided In
her Affections" The statement was made
that the Il tmunds men in her ranks had
been won to the side OF one of the other can
di tatep, but they attested their fealty by
visiting the Vermont headquarters and
openly declaring their inlenti9n to vote
for the Vermont senator. The large head
quarters thrown open by Blaine's adner.
ents are her dsomely decorated. The side
walls arc stabbed with pictures OF the
"Plumed X night" Stephen Elkins acted
"a master Of ceremonies during the
day to the great crowds th.t througed the
rooms. The remainder of the delegates
are now here and an organization Will be
psrf.c ed to- IL orrcw. Keep your eye on
Wisconsin, Indiana and Michigan" re-
marked member of the national commit.
tse to-day. The strength of these states
is being freely claimed By at lcas' three OF
the leaders, but whose instructions 1t is
known are of q character which permit
great freedom OF action and whose votes
IL thrown In the interest OF any ono ciadi
-,;,ht ,nrrv III thon, u,Ctnrv Tn