The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-01

chosen 10 make the nominating speeches.
These arc. For Arthur, Martin j. TOWN.
end, OF New York; for Blaine, John Stew.
ART, OF Pennsylvania, seconded by Judge
William West, OF Ohio; for Logan. Senator
Cullom, Of Illinois; for Sherman. Judge
Foraker, OF Ohio.
session at 1850 p. IN. senator Cullom, OF
Illinois, presented his crsdentials TO
act q, prox v for Senator Logan; In
view q III. illness Of Burion U. Cool,
here oiors acting rs proxy. By n unsii-
nous vote It Was decided 10 tsEe
10 the Contested y as'ss.'0n .h Ken
en- sn %Sr.css sal oil allegations in the .is'
tor Aldrich, OF Rhode leland moved
Senator Malone be placed on
the ro1. Mr.. Beattis, Of Montana,
offered au amendment referring the con-
test to tbs COMMITTEES Of credentials Of the
This amendment was iost on
a call OF stsies-syes: California,
Maine, Nebraska, New Jersey, West yn-
ginIs, Arizona. Idaho, Montana, New Me-
ic,, Wyoming-,otal, 10; nay,-Aiaosm''
Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, aeoysis'
lucky, Maryland. Mnss.chu ,stts. Michigan,
Hsmpshire, New YorE, North Carolina,
Oregon, Pennsvlvanis, Rhode Island,
Tennessee, Vermont. Virginia, Wiscon'
Sin, Dakota. Utah, Washington territory,
District of Colum bia-totsl, 81 The origi-
nal motion Of Senator Air Oh was then
OF the vote seats the Mah'ns dele
Cation Ia the national convention
| subject, however, to any action the con-
yention itself may take. 10 the matter oil
The contssting delegations from the hrst
Alabsma and first Georgia districts, It was
decided TO :reier them to sub c)mmittee
Of three win Instructions to report TO the
foil committee next Monday. In the mat.
ter Of the coutestirg delegates from the
Fifth Kentucky district, the motion To refer
TO Q sub.commit,e wss lost On motion Of
Mr.. Bradley, Of Kentucky, s. =. Miller and
John Msson Brown ,. were s placed
Cu'iOm asked that action upon
the contest In the second Illinois
district be deferred until Monday In view
OF the illness and absence Of Mr.. Cook.
The motion TO reconsider the action taken
In the Georgia case was lost. The
c mmittee then decided to rcossdeI
on motion II and oil undispossd OF cares
we're referred 10 snb committees OF three
each, with Instructions to report Monday
TIE committee then adjourned to Monday
The Pacific coast delegations including
Caliiornis, Nevada, O.egon, Arizona and
Washington territory held joint session
at the Palmer house to-nitht.
A resolution was adopted to vote solicly
for Blaine and declaring that they had no
second choice for first place on the ticket.
One OF tho members Of the national com
mittee being asked what signih
s Sss'' ,ot. wa on Il. D Admissions tsSne Of tho
Malone delegation, replied that the com
mittee believed in fostering q republican
movement in Virginis, and that Malone
repr, scented the only movement in the state
in that direction. Another delegate de-
clare that the vote carried with 1t little
significance ss to the ballot'nE torpresidesn.
tial candidate as by a . study
that il 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 f'vor. Several
local veteran organizations Wis,
singing campaign songs, with the evident
desire to awaken some enthusiasm
ON behalf If Senator Logan for presi'
dent. The Commercial club, Of this
city. gave banquet at the Grand
Pacific hotel this evening. at which
, | IL WAS duUOuuCeu WIN houi
ish thot Senator Hosr, George William
Curtis and o number OF other well.known
persons would be present ard give the
assembled wealth OF the Garden City inside
information on the political situstion,but
proved to be fizsle. the gentleman named
preferring to keep their Information under
verbal LOCK- and key for the present.
Arthur men are somewhat disturbed to-
night over report that the Kansas dele
! gallon will vote for Blaine. Prom
lnent supporters Of Arthur Say that
there Is story sfiost that Powell Clayton
and the Blaine managers have come TO
some sort OF an understanding. Hamilton
Diston. ono OF the delegates-as.larRe
from Pennsylvania, has declared for
Blaine. and Arthur's strength in the dele,
cation Is now estimated Of
Twelve. Carl Schufz tonight
EXPRESSED himself % fsvorAbly disposed TO-
ward Gresh sm, and said he thought the In
dependents generally had kindly feeling
for him.