The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
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OF the olAlms.of the various cities az the
place for holding the convention.
II, II, Ward spoke for Baltimore, judge
Follett for Cincinnati Garter Harrison for
Chicago, A, y. Willis for Louisville, Senator
Vest fer ~. Louis. Representative Adams
for Saratoga.
About TWO hours we're occupied In heAr
Ing those gOntlemen aud ths hrt. ballot was
not taken until 1880.
1t resulted M follows Chicago. 10; st.
Louis, IL; Saratoga. .; Louisville, .; Gin.
cinnAti, 1; Baltimore, none.
Louisville was Withdrawn aud another
ballot taken, With ths following result:
Chicago, 10; St. Louie, II; Saratoga, .,
A third ballot, taken in,msdiAtsly, 70.
sultsd In The selection OF Chicago MS tho
place OF holding tha convention, the vote
being: Chicago, q; 81. LsuIs, II.
The commiltee then rsoonsidsred the
vots by which Juns 24lh was hxed ss the
time OF holding tho convention and agreed
upon July slh next instead.
eracn,iva com ni,,.. and ..,saa n.on.
Tho national democratic coramittss hay-
Dg met la this city (Wassington) Febru.
AIRY -, 1884; has appointed Tuesday, the
9Th day Of July next, at noon, as the timo,
and chosen the city OF Chicago n the
place for holding the national democratic
convention. Each state IL entitled to
representation therein equI 70 doubls the
number OF senators asd representatives In
the congress OF the United States. Demo.
Gratis In sSch organized territsry and the
District OF Colun, bie are invited 10 send.
two delegates, subject to the decision OF
tho convention Nv to their admission. All
democratic citizens OF the United states,
irrespective of past political association
and differences, who can unite
with the effort for a pure, economical and
constitutional government are cordially in
vitod TO ioin 10 sending delegates to the con.
yention. The call is signed by all mem bsra
of the national democratic commlttse.
On motion Of ScHeury, of Kentucky, 1t
was resolved that the next mssting of tho
90 u mittse bs held at the Palmer house,
Chicago, July 7th next. The committee
than adjourned.
When tho comns ittee had been called 90
order by Chsirnsn Barnum, C. resolution
expressive Of regret felt by tie ceamittee
on tho death OF Thomas G. Conner, OF Ten
nossee, was adopted.
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COMMITTEE WORK.
WILMINGTON. Feb 2g.-TPTess. Mr.. MOI
rIson has offered in the ways aud means
onmp, ittee a Aubstitute for the bill under
discussion In the committee ON the sxtan.
sion of ths bonded whisky period. Tho
an bstitute provides that the bonded period
wears from data of tax that has or would
have fallen due.
Mr.. Brumm's resolution, which provides
that the house shall instruct the foreign
Affairs committee to make inquiry as to
whether any foreign minister sccredited 10
one so,eIni"en' n y, ,be sfrscts Of the
unanimous resolution OF this hoase by
representation affecting the honor and in.
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THE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.
w.su,xsror Feb. oo-The ANIMAL meet
=, - ru.nt,.,o,, ,r.n,on, ,ooia,x
was beld to.dsv ct the residence of General
w McKee Dunn. OF this city. The board
M offinera for the past wear was reelected
A stone wan sccepied for insertion in
the monument TO represent Wyoming.
IL Was directed that the thanks OF the
society bo rendered through tho secretary
of state To the king of Siam for a store
sent NV him for the monument and
com mittee Of i've appointed to
consider the subject of providing for the
nroner cslebratio1 OF the completion OF the
mmonnment which event ia expected to take
nl,cs early in December of the present
wear.
Al the close of the business session the
of the society remained TO meet
At luncheon. A large number OF distin-
ouishai nuesLs wore invited by General |
Dunn 10 honor ths occasion. among whom
were Chiei Justice Waite. Justices Mat
thews and Gray, Of the United states Guy
preme Court: Senators Edmunds'
Psndleton, voorhees, and Morrlii,
Harrison, Miller OF California, lagslis,
Plumb. Jones. OF Nevada. Brown and WI
son, Representatives Randall Kelley,
Brown OF Indiana, Peels, Dunn, Hitto and
Lieutenant. General Sheridan. ex-
Blaine, Generals Joseph Holt, |