The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-12
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Eleventh--J. b. Kenner, Jonas W -.
TNelith-O. o. Simon, o. Carver.
Thirteenth-J. 7. Oliver, George Moore.
The delegates almost nj favor 40 Indiana
man with strong preierenoe Tor Harrison
for second choice. Blaine leads aud mis- uane
al wavs 20 with Lincoln for vce.presideut
stanton j. Peell ives rsnomlnaisd for con.
gross ia he seventh district and Genera
Thomas NJ. Browne in the sixth, The
gtate convention To select four delegates at
large will be held in This city on tho nth.
ANTI ADMINISTRATIONS.
NEW YoRK, April l0.--A msjority ~ the
delegates from Brooklyn 20 the republican
state convention which chooses delegates TO
the Chicago convention are auti-admin-
istTation.
NOT FOR BLAINE.
pouGHKeIPsIR, April i0.-rhe republic
can congressional convention elected Ham
iltoa Fish, jr. ard y. Plat Carpenter dele.
gates 10 this Chicago convention sud voted
down n resolution endorsing Blaine,
sPLIr.
JACKSON, Mss, April 10 There was a
split Ia the republican county convention
al Raymond to-day. james Hill revenue
collector, and George q. Mckee, post
master. are leaders respectively OF the sec.
tons. Each sends delegates 20 the stnts
convention.
PREPARING FOR THE FRAY.
NEW York, April l0.-Senatofs Ssbin,
OF Minnesota. and Hawley Of Conneci-
cut, made speeches 81 the meeting OF the
Unlou League club Tonight held TO con-
sider Preparations for the coming presiden-
u>l campBign.
THE MISSOURI DELEGATES.
ST.. LOUIS, April ia correspondent Of
The Globe. Democrat Rivee the follow ng
summary OF the presidential preferences:
Delegates from this state to ths republic IA
rat ona conventiou-- Blaine II, Arthur 0,
Logan Z, E1munds s. None OF the dele
gates are strongly pronounced IN their
preferences, however, and will doubtless DO
governed largely by the views OF delegates
fion the republican states.
THE CHICAGO PRIMARIES.
CHICAGO. Aprilll.-Republi1au primaries
Ws:e held in this city from I 90 p. IN. to-
DAY 10 elect DELEGATES 90 nominate con-
gret smen in the tnt, second and fourth
districts, and 10 elect delegates In all the
Tour districts 70 The d.Etrct conventions, %
elect delegate to the National convention.
The issue In all four OF the districts is clear.
" defined ~ between the aGhereuts aud op.
posers Of Senator Logan tor the presidential
nomination and The choice OF delegates 10
Inc district conventions simply 70 eshsdow
the result OF the work of the convention to-
morrow.
The bslloiing was characterized by an
unusual amount Of turbulence. The strug.
gle in tho thirtieth Congressman Davt)
district. was particularly exciting, end many
personal encounters and several free fights
resulted, but as the only weapons used
we're fists no FERROUS consequences follow
cd. The result Of 1t all was
. divided victory; The frs. DE- de-
congressional convention, 40 Of whom are
TOR Logan and 10 against. An exciting
time is anticipated when tho convention
meets tomorrow to chose delegates 10 the
national convention. Ia the second
district the Logan and anti-Logsn man
ayers agreed TO divide and h III two eets OF
prim arie, aud will send two sets ofdtlegates
IN the third district anti Logan delegates
was chosen and in the fourth those in favor
OF Logan.
PLEDGED TO BLAINE
HARRISBURG Pa, ApIi. 1.-The r5pub-
lican conference OF the fuurt zenith congress
,ional district elected Jacob II. Wagner and
Horace Brook delegates to Chicago. Lane
=. Hart was elected rs elector OF this dis
trict. rhe delegates we're required to sign
pledge to support Blaine lJDg before the
convention.
FAVOR LOGAN.
CHICAGO, April IL "A Daily News spe-
cial from Gilman, Illinois, says the rcpub'
lic.rs of the nifth congressional district TO
nominated Lewis e. Payson Tor congress-
s. 7. Rogers and J. ). Venum were elected
understood hey favor Logan.
LIKEWISE FOR JOHN
CLINTON. ILL, April IL The republicans
OF the fourteenth congregational district re.
nominated j. ii. Howell for CONGRESS aud
Charles j. w. Fiber and George bingham
delegates. 70 Chicago. Logan's course 10
the FitZ John Porter case was unanimously
endorsed end delegates instructed for him.
PR.FERENcEs DIVIDED.
CooPRRsrowS. N. Y, April 1.-THE
tweniy-ioufth congressional district Tepub.
lican convention elected Titus SheRrd and
Hobart Krul DELEGATES TO the nelionel con-
veniion David Wilbur appointed presi-
dental eleclor. The delegates ara nuti Ar
thur with preference divided between
Blaine aud Lincoln.
FANCY FREE.
ST.. LoUIs, April ia Dispatch from
Vandslia, Illinois, to the Associated Press
says the republican convention there to-day
nominated A. J. Ham in for congress ana
selected John J. Rinecker and j. NJ. Truitt
delegates to the Chicago convention. No
instructions.
BUFFALO, April 1.-THE rcnublican
county convention OF Wyoming county was
held at Warsaw to-day and elected anti
Arthur delegates TO the state convention.
GALVESTON REPUBLICANS.
GALVESTON. April 1.-The republicans
lect delegates 10 the Fort Worth conysu-
tion. 1t IL likely that Two meetings will be
held and two sets OF dalsgstes elected. The
party is badly snit. Indications now point
TO Dalf and half delegation. ths division
being between Arthur aud Blaine.
TWO DELEGATIONS FoR BLAINE
PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE republican
convention of the twentieth congressional
district selected delegates to the national
convention and Instructed them to vote for
Blaine aud Lincoln as long as they remain
cd in the field.
The twenty-sixth district convention
also selected delegates, with Instructions to
support Blaine.
New York, April 1.-THE World OF Sat-
urday will publish replies from Governor
Hoadley, Of Ohio, and Governor Jackson,
OF West Virgins, 10 inquiries concerning
the issues for the next presidertlal
campaign. Governor Hoadley savs: The
issues upon which the presidential cam
paign ought to be conducted are the neces-
sity Of reform. the abolition Of the abuses
engendered by long continued republican
mis- government for economy in public ex
penditures aud FOR the restoration of the
constitution OF the United States to
its rightiul supremacy. Absolute
ly free trade is at present an
impossibillty. ANY tariff necessarily affords
incidental protection TO the domestic
mauuiac urers Of the articles z
Be- Incidental rather than the
object. Tariff levied only for public uses
means tariff exclusively on articles which
are not produced In the United
States. such - ~ And