The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08
Blaine Gsisa ytJGliy OF the Dlstrlo
Delegates.


nOtrs Iichtu up ON lht Oussiu''
Fear Worm, Ap n - 4 Special l-Ih,
second day OF the republican convention
htp been o stormy one, 40 ssmblALcn %
order a as preserved and " seemed nc II NJ
che inps 81 H.dss he'd taken possession O
some Of the members who acted ike wild
msr. Durii z the few hours before The 81
Amblipg ot IN. uetgaies the Flanagan AM
snt-ArihuI men had been working BAR
and were reany 10 spring d6hsn uoublou.
question on the convention.
The INST thin x done Was TO move 10 re-
fcind the resolution giving the Oh untles
the right to elect q d'l,gsto from another
county, thus eusbllsg one man to vote two
or more counties. The chair ruled the
motion out OF order. An -ppsel was taken
and It also was ruled out Of order, when
Hal GoGling moved 20 SUSPEND tho Iuls In
question, 6us on call OF counties the rule
was not suspsnded.
Chairman ID. 8res now stated that he
had been Informed ny delegates that there
were democrats who were trying 10 break
mp the convention, and he won d have all
but delegates moved from Tho htst aoor 10
the gallery.
Hon. Web Flanagan made an eloquent
speech denyipg ibai democrats ~ere doing
anything oftbe HAD, ohsrgsd by The chair;
he fought the democrsts ut the
ballot b, 4 but lie thanked Gcd that bic
dearest friends were Among the democrats
and the convention had been ueNod vita
unusual couit.ty by the citizens OF Fort
Wor,b. MANY u the dsies.'ss pronounced
HlQsrGe uninnBdsd ana inisaous.
AA. Ismes N-wconoe, % ssn Antonio,
q u the iollowing resolution which vero
dbpted unaD mousii, with enthusiasm.
WHEREAS, since the ds'e Of Tue last repub.
licAL state convention death has removed
from our mids Governor II, j. Davis, the
trusted head vt The party ia Texas, snd
Governor Il. NJ. fess., ard Jutge A. Stem.
eripR. Judge j. Is Williamson, Of Harrison,
ard Judge Amos Morrill,, Of Trav's.
Resoivrd, To't We Acknowledge our
deep SORROW era ,flllc,ion, and the great
loeS We have su.ta.uet both ssrepublic"Ds
and oit'zers Of . grsAt tt,ie, whose welfare
and greatness hss beNn greatly Que TO this
services - osiriciisrr end wisdom OF these
mon, our distinguished dead.
keeCIs, Il, inS, W-I nsil ever cherish srd
keep greHu the memory OF our beloved
chieftsIu Governor Davis ana lis worthy
compatriCt., kseping 10 view their disin'
tertstsd pstrioiisn,, their integrity, their
loyslly, their t,v5ticn 10 the p1Lclpls Of
YepubiCsl ism, IS n lshp IT, guide our foot
steps ~ the future, md n beacon to warn
ne from tho danger oil DIVISION aud strife,
and like tnem STRIVE TO lay alt personal
feeling and &c fisG motives upon The altar o.
the common gVod.
Loud, long and continued calls were
made tor turey, Who wss lot at the time
in the house. A deleg,ts rote and said
MI, Quincy Is not hsfP, and II he were he
condition is such thnt be could not speak.
urge upon his Ieu1s for his own SET
respect not TO dave him speak. At this
very moment Cansy Was escorted into the
i, hall and odysncec to the stage amidst the
wi dest applause. The dnikies threw
MP their bs,, und were wild with delight.
) Quincy wss Introduced by Chairman De-
Gress, ana re!o:
."MR. UHAIrM4N AND FELLow. RFrrBLT.
CAns:-I tnsnE % r the compliment con-
ferIed upou ms by asking me to appear be.
fore ARD acCTc-H you 1T this time. en-
here represegi' 2 ne mas Of the Galveston
republican, tut there being contest,
wished % osi' upll the com mit'ee on Gre
denii.is fGo d'c'Jed IL before | spoke. i
have heard On the street, oil FoIt Worth
that the committee had decided to
perpe.rate ~ outrage on the repub.
fcsus o. tnis state. have heard
there YVES a cause for this,
np0 know iDst cause, and l hope at the
proper tine The matter will be taken up
aud the Tepu licsp party tod what 10 80.
ing or here o. The Outside or this great oc-
casinp. Thee ure Hen here who are ma
nipulstirg he IsTty 10 carry out their own
he1listi d ..F:s-- men wlo ety to the col
oTed woes, Tho hsv5 gwen fourteen years
of their iives % make THIS party what II Is,
ssetsnd b. de, wc want to make this party
1Hspt ctsiJI- uos." This ia q del'bsretive
|dy, aud NJ t'tc ptUDer time the report
this coumitt.a VII o. noe up. I heard
the stte-a is0 minutes ago
hat the 81 eumsn hsd said tho democrats
We're try ing tr Isak up thlS convention,
but / see n, tHire OF It, We have never
been treated See + or. Ia my county OF Col
weston We navr tttu democrats toying 10
.g.. hut
were led by II publicars who had grown fst
for twenty yoaIa in Federal otlcss, and
these men tiy 10 come here and prostitute
the patronage OF The government to their
pgn beIafi'. When the report Of the COM
mittee or credentials comes u o YOU will DC
sled ppon 10 vote on 1t, sDd L relieve
van vii a. iusiice~sEd net acl like y
iury fixed for foooviction. | it il not
8 good tang for democrats 10 break up
this conveBtiop, IL Is not a good thing for
democratic ronghs 70 break uD q republi.
cen Convention under leaders. ip OF the men
who complain nov. DO not understand by
what parity a r. as1uiI g these men expect
to sustain themselves. We have meny CO.
pable men who are holding offices in Texss
but tht n ais. creatures in Cfiics that have
bo soul, and 40 brains in theii hesds to uu
derstard the cieuce Of poitics. To them
4 It meats to ge, Offices and hold them.
There IL q diversity OF sentiment in this
COnVeUttON IS 10 WIN euuu DtOT JUG
standard nf The party In November. l can
say this for Chester A Arthur; coming
10 thu office u Ger tryirg and gloomy cir
CumetaDCes, be has given the country n
eafe and conservative administration, and
mtde O good executive. l do nat know
that l have anything further TO sey. l
Gmply appeared before you IN obedience
ITO your call. b ID beea told that had
/ been ked yesterday to address you, aud
my friends thouehs | ought TO do 80, and
10 obedience 20 your call came
This speech vas received with great ap-
plarse, AND Quincy was pronounced the
Hainiest negro OF them al.
n On motion tbe convention adjourned Tor
o' During III the ywo hours of rece,eihe Quincy
lsnd NoTtoa fnen eireng' bened their posi-.
lions and got ready 10 meet the msJority
AFTERNOON SESSION.
II Az O'Clock the convention reas.embled,
khen the repors Of the committee on ere.
6entials Yves read 1t gives the counties
The vores es set forth in the cal, and then
oomee to the cortesrsd delegations of Gal.
weston county, Dellse county, Lsmpassas
county, Lee county. aud TSranrt
>oounty, and lis the Mslloy delegates OF
j0alyesion, The Garrison delegates OF Dali
las, the Burcbiil Brown delegation from
Tairant. VIZ: J. NJ. Brown, A. W. CLANCY,
4 George s. BuIch'll, white, and I: w. VIII
burn. A. l.. Dolson and Burril johnson,
(colored).
~ "A notion Yves made to adopt the report.
Z, It was then agreed thst fifteen minutes
- given each side to argue their claims be-
30 the convention, when Quincy was
Z freed upon ior his delegation, aid o ne.
% Aston for the Malloy wing. The de.
ote was hot. Aite- the chosen speakers