The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-07

secession. His personal impress IL uPo
tysiy lina OF rto1ustrnei'Ou, aud when ou
nati0nsl integrity has bian preserved b.
tha vainr OF our foldlfrs ia the field an
tneIo came that viii aud ssnieass
MANIA oF RFLATlos
that Il rssieu,d q sweep the country an
tarnish the national honor, IL wAs his lucl
10 stand Ia tbs breach as no otaer maI
stood. IApplsusel Save Only lhe war
that was the greatest nApger that ever men
soed the A nlerioan people. A failure a. ~
sumo specie payment IN 1879 would nav
been almost hs thoroughly fatal TO this 70
pualio M would have been the success 70
Lee at Gettysburg. II was patriotic cour
age and heroism In the one case no NOR
more than In ths other that saved 49,
AMI accomplished for us the subj -
In which We have ever since iejId tn
people OF this country know aud appreciate
| that TACT, and they ttill have profoundly
grateful recollection OF the seryoi9 thu
rendered. | can coy and | do say, Nilh'
out hesitation, that Ia the prtsoLt
ohid migislrate We have had 4
Wise, conttfyaliye and patriotic al
rain.sraiion, [ipplaustl nnd | car say
fhrt 20 mans u0mlIaliOn is greater N Il
hat OF nina for that brilliaut gonius iCm
Maine. Here onsurd tumnl.uous out
breaks Ia favor OF the mau from Naius,
Rnion lasted fully ten minu',s.l Foraker
oonlinusd; | ,hrll net compliment any
Dody else rnil como TO my own mar
AID ask permission 20 remind you that
YOU have violated an old umP- hOnorcd
maxim, never 10 boiler until you get
orT or THE WOODS.
fOhters and appause.l You should not
do so 90, for / may want TO say something
now that you will no, want to applaud, Tor
that which | want 10 sny further TO this
convention Is thit: That wha, we want
what we must have, 10 man who Will
make not only good pres dent, but the
what we want, and TO that end We
want n man who is distinguished
not so much for the briliiancy
OF his genius as Tor that other taier, better
and more assuring qusily the hrilliunoy OF
common sense. Arplause We not only
want man who ~ pronounced repuol-
car, thoroughly tried and In tho crucial
tests of experience, lat this moment the
speaker was interrupted ov loud and CON-
tinuous call Of the name OF Blaine, but we
want also u man whose very name Will al
lay instead OF exciting the distiust that
difturbs the industrial interests Of this
country. He must ARve n record so clear,
so bright as 10 not only challenge bat d.
~ criticism and assault, and at the same
time make him representative OF AL the
highest, pu'est motives and inspirations of
the great republican party, and over ana
above ali this, he must be man
In whom the people believe not simply that
he ~ honest not simply that he Is capable, 4,
not simply tnat he loves republicanism anu
hates democracy, not simply that he H.
oyal and patriotic, but that, ombined
with all these essential attributes, he
possesses by reason &C his 6Noerience that
essential qua itcation that makes him
| most potent to deliver us from the evils
| that threatens our present safety. Noml-
nate such man hnt victory ~ assured.
We will have four more years OF republican
rule. curing which time tnis republic Will
continue 10 grow in greatness a. home snd
increase In respect abroad. AS such man,
| nominate John Sherman, OF OHIO. Ap'
plause.
Judge Hall, OF K'ntucky, seconded the
nomination of Sherman and psid an elo
quent tribute TO his abilities.
CHICAGO, June 9 -l:35 A. -Tbere 10
great confusion. A motion for proceeding
with Tho ballot and TO adjourn 10 beiDi
made. 1t is claimed that the vote on ad
journment shows Blsine's strength TO b'
81 against the field.
Governor John ID. Long, OF Massachu
setts, began speaking at 1910 O'Clock, and
for a ausrler OF an hour held his grPa
audience spell.bound by one Of the moe
empa,sioned eflor' 8 Of the night. He passed
a most spl, n lid ,u,oKy upon the life .no
Character OF Senator Eimunds, OF Yer
mont and was crowned as the close with
rapturous applause.
George William Curtis seconded the nom
ina,i0n 10 a very eloquent manner.
Atthe conclusion OF Curtis speech the
clerk continued to csll the roll OF states
until the completion thereof. No othei
states respor ding witn nominee, Foraker
OF Ohio. moved that the convention proceed
70 ballot for nominee for president OF the
United States.
Stewart, OF Penrsylgaris, said be sup
posed the object OF the nomination ives t'
economies ume. aud he gyDpethiz'd 'd Will
the idea, and as there was time enough b'
moved 10 amend that the convention nro
ceed to take five ballots b r aijourn
ing.
Thurstop, of Nebrasks wanted time Il
consider the names before the convention
and moved 70 adjourn I'LL 10 O'Clock to
rorrog morning. The last motion beinl
put, the chair decided u lost. Subsequently
A call Tor the roll was ordered on a motion
to adiour' aud the m9ton was l'st by
vote of yeas, 3Jl; nays. 40.
The chair decided nothing was now ir
crder but TO ballot.
Stewart, of Pennsylvania. moved 10 t'ke n
cess until tomorrow at IL O'Clock, aud q
vote WAS or iered by the call OF states, vhich
is now in pro ,ress.
AT l:45 a. M, III the midst of the roll.
call, Mckinley, OF Onir, asked that VIVA
| yocs votp bs tahsn, which @a3 aCCeedCd u,
ard nt l:iG the onvontion was declared ad-
inurled until IL o'clock today. On the
ii st all OF Il Q roll most of the states which
are known 10 favor the nomination al
Blaine voted soldly or by majority In
iayor OF adjournment. while those known
u [ @ opposed to him were inclinedt to force
the Dailot be.ore adjournment. renewal
Of motion merely liking another hour
rh thnaa
could by pursuing these tao ics and contiE'
ually demandinu call OF the roll 10 pre-
| vent reaching OF tho ballot Tor som
nours. and 'eiore the second call was com'
oloted it wGs generally egreed not to make
a useless iigri, and adjournment followed.
Ycsu rdny's Proceedings.
CHcAG,, June 6. 1t was yepty minutes
past the hour for meeting when tha Ravel
itll .nd the chairman annourc thai ihf
CONVENTION would be opened by prayer by
Rsv. Or. Scudder, OF the Second Pfesby
,orian church. :,
Th, vo,. 0, Aisbamn on The first bsllot
/ was Arthur, IL, aine, l; Logan, l. ole
of The d,legA!ps was absent, The vote oi
A,kanss. va: Blaine, 8; Arthur. !; Et-
munds Q O4e o. the delegates challenged
the vote and IL wss taken by the call oi
d.legetee, resulting the same as originally
TIRE vote o. California wac; Blaine, l6
The vote OF Colorado was tor Rlaine,.
Tn, vote of Delaware was: Biaiue, 8; Ar
thur, /.
The vote of Florida was: Arthur, z,
Bisipc. 1. The vote being challenged, the
roll of the Florida delegates was called and
the reault was the same.
The vote o. Georcis was: Arthur, "a.
Illinois: Logan, 40; Blaine. 3, Arihu', /.
Indiana: Blaine, Is; Arthur, 9; Sherman,
2; Eimunds, 1.
lowe: Blaine. &c.
Ths vote Of Connecticut was: Hswlsy, ~.
Kansas was taken by cali OF delegates
aud rs.nlted: Blaine, IL; Arthur. 4; Hsw.
lev, /: L gan, l.
Kentucky: Arthur, l6; Blaine, 1-2;
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