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

, ins man that be is 20 have more protection
ard me business man that the ob'tScies 4
trade viii be removed. | ELes they wOul'
declare for n revision OF the infli. Ihpsl
gentlemen Of the ways AMI me"nu commit
tar had better 80 10 work aud 90 something
now.n
Mr.. Carlisle says: The action Of the con,
vemion Is complete s,raddle oi the qnes'
ton
AR. Springer ch,raciersas the action ~
a piece o. political lSglias to ct'cl sll
oissses of vo ers.
Mr.. Hiscook ssys II means an increase OF
duty.
Messrs. Mills and Jones, of Arkansas,
say the republicans are dodg'nf The ques'
tiop.
Mr.. Mills continues "ItisslIe. hope
TO the Lord We will say something this tune
that will not mean lie
| Mr.. Eaton says; "Ol course they want n
revision; tbsy did not iavjr the Morrison
oil, did they2"
MIR. Herbert sayt; 81 expected this. We
hsve lost our golden opportunity. The
action they have ,aktnis, however, nothing
but dodge"
AIR. Blount considered the tariff pink as
a complete dodge.
judge Kelley says: The plank means
revision OF the orohlbtOry features OF the
present tarilf." d"
Oregon Joined to iicr Idols.
CHic 90, June 5.-Private dispatches re-
caivsd hy the Oregon delegation here, show
that the epublicsus In Oregon nave nity oi
the ninety members OF the legislature. TIE
senate rs republican by four majority. The
| house is republican BY ten majority. The
republican majority on representative 10
congress is reported by the chairman OF the
stn,e republican committee, in u telegram
10 Ser ator Dolph, at fully 2 900.
| Toe charm an called Gslusna B. Grow 10
the chsir Ms the platform was bsing read by
Mr.. Mckinley. There were Interruptions
OF appthGe at the points approving the
presidents administration, declaring that
duties on imports should be made not tor
revenne only, claiming iull and adequate
protection for sheep husbaudiy, recon-
menGiog legislation to regulate the rail
ronds, disapproving the importation OF con-
tract labor, whether from Europe or Asia,
iavoring the civil service law, COT rdemuing
the acquisition OF large tracts Of lands, ~
pecially by nonresdents, declaring
the policy of noninterierence with
foreign nations and that foreign
nations shall refrain from interfering 10
American Affairs; i,r the enforc ment OF
the laws az inst pclygamy, aud condemning
the fraud and violence OF lne democrats In
the sou hern states.
The resolutions were adopted without
discussion and amid much applause.
the mex business in order wss the call of
| states tor The an ouuCement OF members OF
| the national committee.
a motion to postpone the cal was made
'nG voted down and the call was then pro-
cspded with.
Tns convention then took recess until :
D. M.
Evening Ss ssipn.
| CHICAGO, June o. n tirmau HendersJn
| called the convention md the vast audi
erca to order at 7:35 p. IN. and sale;
GENTi EMES CT THE CoNysHTi IN Under
the ru Is adopted, the order OF ou-ines,
now is the presentation Of candidates Tor
president.
Mr.. butcher, of New York: "Mr. Chair.
ma ask unanimous consent to ohef
tba following resolution:
"Rssolv d, That the committee on eea's
be directed 10 issue 500 tickets OF admission
TO veteran soldirs ard sailors, TO be dis.
tribuied through the chairman OF the sew
ersl states delegations" "
Mr.. Howe, OF Nebraska: Il second ths
motion"
"This motion requires unanimous con
sent" IGfies of question 'qlestiot ]
The question being pnt It Was declared
carried by the chairman. , o
before tae convention. According TO the
ord,r OF business adopted by the coaven'
ton before We proceed 10
| NOMINATE CANDIDATES
for preside ~, the resp, ctlvs states should
be called to report members OF the
national co,nmittee, tLsuehterl The
bueiness 10 min sned, several
STATES not yet having reported. There.
tore. move that tho states which have not
vet + por ed, their memt ers OF the
national committee be- now called, and that
after the rrpur s shall have oeen made from
several states, thn' tao secretary report
members OF toe commit'ee from the respect
i've states ~ order that We msy know that
the committee IL correctly mate un."
The rhG;I: The secretary will call the
states"
rhe secretary proceeded with the call Of
the states. Alabama, Arkansa' California
Colorado, Connecticut, Delarnre aud Geor
gia all e.&ed 10 ne passed; Georgia nomi-
mated + +. Pn'nay. Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa, Kanses, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Maine. Mary land, Massachusetts, aud
NJ chigau asked TO be Dassed. Minnesota
named NJ j. Norton. Upon the call OF the
rest of the slstGs ADD tho territories and oi
| the ID st ict OF Columbia they were asked to
be passed.
leave to move that the names be reported
t. the convention, so that the convention
NAV know who are the memhtrs. ICrles
of 40 ~ "nI' from all over the hail
The Chair" That motion is only Ia ordei
by unanimous consent. The secretary will
now ca the roll OF states and
when the name OF q state having
CAHDIDATE TO rKEsESr
is called The party seleGisd 10 make the
| presentation will come forward aud speak "
1he secretary then proceeded 10 call the
roll OF s,ates-Alabsma, Arkansas, Cali
fornie, Colorado, Connect cut, aud when
the name of the latter state was called, Mr..
Rrnndigee, of Connecticut, arose Hud took
the staud amid loud appliance.
The Chair Mr.. Brand gee, OF ConnCcn'
cut"
ur. B-sndigee then Fpr ke as follows:
"ME PREsInxET AND GEsTLsMGN CF THE
CoRvKsTIoN; We are here to srlec; tie
chief magistrate of thirty eight states and
55 0C0 000 people. II We choose wisely the
,election OF June wilt De election iu No
vember ard March will inauguraie in lin-
cal and continuous succession the seventh
republican president OF the Cnited States.
ltApplausel. II be welded TO fatal
choice the stld south, which has
already c,p1nrea } the me capi,9l, viii wili
OF the war will be rolled back ward TO- q
generation. We answer the accredited re-
pubhcans from every state and all the tet-
ritories represent a party 10 the wisdom
and patriotism m OF whose great ioer lte,hu-
man liberty and human progress owe more
than TO any political organiz'tion since
governments were ins itcted among
men. To it impartial history will accord Q
union saved, constitution main
ltained aud re.entbuse with a
large spirit Of libersy, race emsncipated
Q. franchised, regenerhted, and with euch
a proud history in the past and such high
hopes for the future, We stand pledged
not to make
sHTpwRKcK OF Az oRGAxiz lTioN
on which the interests and honor OF our
conntry are still wrapped up. Never before
10 nationsl convention was such an oppot'