The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-04
THE CONVENTION.
Monday Night In Chicago Scents at
the Hotels.
Completion OF thr staie.' Organization
Some Guess Work.
The Battle Opened with Ssu.s,tiss Of
u surprise.
Copper Csisrsd Lynch, Of nississippI,
Made Temporary President.
lie Makes an Excelleat Talk Its
Text.
The Nominee ShrOud-d In the same
Mysterious vcii.
The Nominee ShrOud-d In the same
Mysterious VIII.
Glst Of Gossip In the Hotels

ist OF Gossip In the Hotels.
Mon ay's Proceedings Continued.
CHIcA, ,, Juno The New YORK dale
,stiJn d q protraotsd and very Interest,
NJ meo ny With closed doors ior tie pur.
pose of organizing Tonight. Tas m-sling
began at s O'Clock and vas set concluded
iniil after 10. Votins for delegation oni.
,ers and committeeman was viva voice tally
,allsd. Gsorae William Curtis acted IA
chairman OF tke meeting and Speaker
5heard as secretary.
There we're 67 out OF ~ delegates presast
II The outset. Edmunds and. Blaine mon
voted together. and having . majority.
sleotsd their msn. Uuds. this CON oins.
lion George Willitm Curtis wss chosen
chairman OF the cohvsu tior, and Speaker
riiu. bhsArd, Of the New York ssss n bly, 4,
or sOistsnt secretary OF the convention,
and T.. III. Hobbs for member OF the com.
mitt.s ON Credentials. SilAs ID. Dotchsr
was Hobbs' opponent for this place, bat was
beaten by the Edmunds- Blaine com bipa.
ton above referred 10. Bot their vote was
lost and sscrstary SLesrd could not re-
member how 1t STOOD. Tnus far the Ed
mupds men had voted consistently With
Ihs Blaine delegates, aud having bslpsd 10
choose tour of the eight officials, suddenly
god 'front.' snd voted with tho Arthur
nen, thas combination choositg The re-
tour, which included III. G. Bur
eigh on permanent organization, George
Oohoan on rpiss aud order OF businsss
william David on resolutions spd J. ID.
Lawson, y pronounced Arthur mss, for
4 member Of the national committee Ihsia
WAS pSftisulGriy warm contest over tho
Iast. Three ballots were required TO decide
Il, and shs leading candidslas Of each wsrs
Lawson, ex Congressman Plstt a'd After
pey.GsLsrsi Leslie q. Russell, snd the last
vcts stood Lawson "a, P!att % Russell 10
giving lawson one mpjofuy. Speaker
She.,rd says the EimuDds msn ssresd TO
vote With the Blaine delegation throughout,
but broke faith when Burleigh was n achsd.
As result Of to-night's ballots, Shsxrd o.
Inmates that the delegation will ptand
Blaine %, Arthur 30 to 81, Edmuhds ii 10
Is. Al . mse!ing Of the Pennsy lyania del.
satioa 10 L ishl Il was decided 10 pseseat
he names VI G.lushs A. Grow for peIms-
bsnt chairman OF the convention. Ons OF
Ihs delegates thus estimates the Psnnsyl-
ssnis vote: Blaine, i6; Arthur IA. Others
,iye Arthur ~ high ~ II.
Georeis-Ohsirmao, A. L Buck: craden-
.ials, J. Il. Bryant; Iesoiutionr, X. X.
Wright; natioLal committee, w. II, John.
ION.
virginis-.-Chs'rmap, Senator Malone:
J. ID. Brady; resolutions. W.
}. Elsm; national committee, Frank s.
Blair.
THERE IS MUCH EXCITEMENT
o.night over the selection OF Clayton AZ
.em porsry chairman Of tue convention.
This lssiing is principally copfiasd to dele
iatee opposed TO Blaine, but there are Y
number VI Blsine sabercnts who express
~ the CT oic'i OF the national
committee. So intense, indeed, 10 the f. el.
Dg upon this subject that plan ia on foo.
20 attempt 10 defeat Clav ton in the oouvsn.
lion tomorrow, and elect Hon. II. X.
Bruce, (colorsd) In his siesd. The feeling
n 4. mo quarters is exceedingly bitter end
hat q shong effort IL to be made to COM
,ass Clayton's ds'es, seems very likely.
The Arthur men now have determined to
.and firmly by their candidate to the lass,
md will N aka no combinations looking to
ne sale ction Of any other man. Thy say
his 10 thsir firm purposs, snd II the Ed
nunds men and others wish TO nominate
Blame, by refusing to support Arthur, they
must bear the responsibility.
sHRhMAl's CHAECnS.
Thsre has 0esn 1ucn quiet tslt to-day
ut ths FEASIBILITY o. nominssiDS Genera
herman. ID is said . deadlock 10 highIy
- Wv ptopSf thav SaiAu00b
eleRsiss might present the pams of 6hsr-
nan, the baud st the sains time striking u
Marching Through Georgia." whsn tina
erersl's friends say he will 20 through
III h IN enthusiasm which cannot be con.
roilec. Thls has been suggested 20 many
mes to-day as to excite considerable com.
ient. When the otj.ction vss urged that
be general did bot osaire nomination and
i'll not take IL, the reply IN every instance
Ins, we know he will zcceft ii noml-
nt.d."
oLoRzD MES'sMATI1yAJE ExgcUrivs COMMIT.
TAN
ppointed by the Lprisvills conveciiol Of
,st eeptem Der, held meeting 50 tbs
liner house Tonight. SsveIt tr iva ger.
snen ve.S present, most OF them CtIe-
stes 10 to-morrou's convention. Il so.u
ous werS passe6, asking the republican |
stiors convention 10 adopt resolution |
ommeDdinR sn am.ndmcnt to tho con
hutton plsc.pg sll civil iignto OF Amsri. !
AN oitiz-ns within the proviace Of the ia.
nnal legislature. A Sonny time follosed
10 resolution epdorsirg Arhur. end !
iedring him support. The matter WAS
nslly compromised bv the adoption OF |
ssoluIion declaring Artbur's administts-
Gu had b.en wise ard conservative.
rssT VOTING.
CHICAGO, June 2-Ths Maryland dslsgs-
on took a vote ,o- night tn 0steIminc how
,sv would stand on the early bs'lotinF, and
ss result ws,: Blaias, l2; Arthur, 4.
Rhode Islapd will vote for Eimtu,ds and
y meeting Thurrday morbins ~'li de
Ids whore ths will 10 in o>se the Ed.
iuods Cam mpsigu proves failure.
Kentucky took . test vote, and was
,und 10 stand: Arthur, IL; BlAips, u,
.ogsp, .; Thurman. 1. The delegation
ouid pos harmon'z. on second choice.
New Hsmpsh,rs-V Vice. PRESIDENT. Charles
I. Sawyer; secretary, Frank ID. Currisr; Gre
I business, Henry b Athtrton; resolu.
ions, Frank ID. Currisr; permanent organ
zatior, 0sorss II. Stovsll.
STATE oRoAErz ATOM.
Alsbsma-Chairmsp, Coloael George
'urnsr; vios- -prssidsus. Psu Brsbaeh;
@. w. Washirgtou. essi. tant
scrssary, Jssss O. Duke; CREDENTIALS, Issse
isynsy; rules snd order Of bushes. II. A.
,arsop: resolutions, O. O. Shests; psrns-
cot srssnizssies, q. 3. BrsddalI: Dsmbsr
fsbs national seNnissss, Wiilisa Yeuss.
wsss vbgiuis-Cbsirmas, b. b. Dave
~: vlos- president, r l.. baIrish; sscre-
NV, r. Y. yscsbs: crsdsstiab b. y Dave
or; psrmap apsnt esgssizstion. J. ID. Tnomp-
On; rulss and order Of busisess, William |
}. De vson; resolutions, ucCasruh:
L suisisbs--Cbairmsp, W. p. Kellogg:
90 vss'isp, Clifford Morgan; com pirtss 90
red. .nsisis. George Drury: ressln'ians,
evils esnsr; organization, Hsnry Demss:
ules, W. o. hs-chsnt; .stiosti o,mmit.
s>msn, W. p. kellogg.
Nichisan-Cbsirmsr, Il. q. Horr; rec-e
syy, Seth @. Moffst; credertisle, T. &.
I,ehoIs: permanent organization. ID. Y
Iced: rules and order Of buslresr, Genre
Y. Ball: resolutions, y w: Undcr.ooe;
cs- msftrsrnan. John ID Ssnborr.
New Jsrsev-c,sirms-, W. J. eewsll:
J. frankfort; resolutions, Wa
~ y pfains
-..s. fs --ta-asr Csary~ v. y ~;