The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-10


nal abilities have merlied and Won for him
the confidence and support OF the people OF
the United States.
A. this resolution was read the conyen'
tion broke into cheers. The planks relating
to tariff and lsbor were also applsuded,
but most OF the hearty cheers were given
agnin nrd ngaia when the resolution refer
rlng to Rindsll was read.
The platform on read waa adopted and
loud cfie- maize tor Randall. Tho gentle
man was snt Tor ana whes
had the iloor. al once declared
amid cheers that he rave way 10 the next
president. For some time II was 'mpossi,
lie tor Randall 10 proceed. At last quiet
being restored no said
II anu here present In obedience 10 your
request and deairs TO acknowledge NV
deep obligation TO Won, tho repre-
ssntAtives of more than 400 0O0 demo-
Gratis OF this glorious commonwealth
aRd 10 thank you or thu hiRh honor which
you have to-day unanimcusly bestowed
npon me. do not attribute this action In
any degree TO my personsl merits;
on the contrary l recognise and
realize Il o. the approval of the rssolnte
and aggressive course which ! have
defense OF the cardinal PRINCIPLES ad.
vooa,sd by Jefferson, Jscksop, Polk
and Buchanan. As II has been with me
10 the pat go II will be to the end, AMI now
! thank you one and all, aud say that esch
OF you will convey TO vour
constituents the assurance thnt IN
future they will fad no faltedng, no falling
by the wayslde In regard TO your r'gh's,
General Davis was nominated by sccla.
ms'ion for coDgreN-atl,rgs, snd Richard
vsuI. OF Philadelphis, D. J. MeGrann, 81
Lancaster, and IL. Is. Plum
'oer, OF vsnaneea, were choHn
electors at large and also, by ncclsmalion,
Delegates pt large william J H,rrltv,
William A Wallace, James L. Barr; Eekley
Cox, u. +. Meyers and Willism H. IlW-
der.
The convention adjourned, u full elsc'
toTal ticket having been elected.
ApKAHaAs nEPUB,icANs.
LITTLE X OK, April 0.--rhis morning the
following delegates TO the republican ma
,ionsl convention were selected Tor the
congiet slopsl districis:
First dis'rict-Jacob Frieher, I. III Hol-
land; aliernstes, J. r Joros, NJ q. Turner.
Second diitrict John J. johnson, Ferd
Harris, slternsles, o NJ. spellman, q. ~.
Norman.
fhird distriot--A. "A. swirts. George II.
Thompson; elterDstes, II. W. Watkins, u.
q. b yart.
Fourth dislrlo,--M. W. Bsujamin, Jacob
Toes; slserna,es, William LAporte' josiah
Clark.
FIFTH Observation-Disclosures Gregg, Kidder
Kidd; alternates, J. w. True, }. A. Spauid-
ing.
NOT INSTRUCTED.
SEpALI,. Mo-, April 9.--rhe third dis'
trict republican delegates met tots 81 er-
noon and elected J. IL. Thomas end la II.
Hyde delegates TO the Chicago convention
NJ instructions were eivop, M the per-
sonsl preferences Of the delegates are not
known.
DRLlG,rRs - CHICAGO.
SED,LIA, No., Aptil 9.-rha Sixth dis
trict republican convention mot this morn
ing. General 0. Guitar, OF Boone county,
and W. s. Shirk, OF -edaia, we're elected
delegates TO the Chicago convention.
INSTRUCTED FOR ARrHUR.
SELMA, ALA, April o. The Fourth dis
trct republican convention cleo I'd two
delegates ~ the national convention aud
instructed for Arthur.
IN ROW.
SJlHGERLASD. NY, April 9.-Copgres-
sionai convention br h no IN row. The
Drsper faction send "a delegates George
Damphsl snd Hiram Grggs 30 Oh'oagp.
The anti.Dreper and Smyih will send COO.
tesisnts.
FOR BLAINE AND bHTur II.
MEMPHIS, April 0--rha AvG'nrche's
Aberdeen. Mtsssil pi, special says: The re-
publicaus of the nrat ccnRr 'ssiouul disirici
of Miss ssippi met IN convention there TO-
dav and nominated G.. ChRndler, oi Cor
iuth, for congress. DR.. j. M. Byuum n
RenZi, was nominated for tlectDr, and III
O. Powers and W. II. Pennon elec ed
delegates to the Chicago convention.
resolution WAS rdoD'ed indorsiue Arihnr'e
administration. Tue doesatea were uuin.
a'rsctei but IL in Understood they arc Tor
y O. ne and the other for Arthur.
JEReEY'Y DEIp0ATION.
TgvAaK, N. j., April The republi-
cans OF the Sixth dietiict send unpledged
delegates 10 Chcapo. II IA understood they
favor Edmupds and Lincoln.
THE PRoHIBfrIorIsTs.
PirrsBURs, April 9.-The fiuIe OF holding
ths national convention Of the prohibition
par;y bias been changed from May 2lst TO
July 231. This secures a representation
from twenty two states The convention
will DO held ct Lafayette hell, this city.
TWO FOR RLArHE.
CORNING, N. Y. April 9.-The Twenty.
ninth congressional district VIII send two
Blaine delegates to the Ch'c.go convention.
rAPFY FOR ARTHUR.
BUFFALO, April 9.-The Thirty'second
congressional district repu blicsn convention
elected James D. Warren, of the CONNER.
cisl- Advertiser and Joseph Jewett delegates
10 thu national convention. Resolutions
were adopted strongly endorning Arthur's
uuminlsLr-tiOu buu itCohuschoAbb Aihi ava
denomination.
The thirtieih congressional republican
convention elected H. W. Warren md
Leopard Rurritt delegates to the national
convention. Tbs delegates were uppledged
and uninstructed.
GEORGIA REPUBLICANS.
ATLANTA. Ca, Aprii 9--The republicss
state convention elec'sd NJ. II. Clark tempe
rsry chairman. A committee on credentials
~as appointed and recess taken.
r. ID. Locke, marshal Of tbs southern
Georgia district. was elected permanent
chairman. A. u. Buck. w. A. Plsdue,
l.. N. Pleasant and O. d, Fcrsy'he
we're elected delegates to Chicago from
the tate at large Tha delegates 30 unin-
slructed bnt are considered ter Arthur AZ
long as he hopes for success.
DAsviLLH, Ill, April 9.-Tbe repuhli-
CO.. of the fifteenth district endorsed Ar
thur
BEAVER, PENN. April 0 -rhe republicans
Of the rwenty-fourth district instructed tor
Blaine.