The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-17

prumotfd ihs welfare aud property
~ tha nation aud numined
our history; whore glorious ser.
vices Ia crushing armed treason aud
recent ringing, dcnut citation. OF the
more cswaIdly GDd skulklng ire leon
in The army q tho union,
We present his name to the national cou.
vontion 81 tho republican party,
30 be assembled az Chio 20, on tho 81
day OF june next, - that OF
a person 10 receive The nomination Of the
republican party Tor president, and 20 re-
ceiye me .tutirsgfa OF the ucnple n
he Unlied State In November next,
add that vi Instruct ths delfga ~ appoint
ID by this COW ntiOn from tho
s'Gto ~ largo and request tho'o
rom The several disiilofs TO give
relying upon the consistency, fidelity ana
pafi0.-m Of the IcpuDliran party
II lniaois while de ir.ng tac rdyaucement
OF % chosen leader 60 Che position, rem
dertd llustrious by q Lincoln
and a. Can't We pledge n
the reputllcsns OF tho nation q hearty,
ear ct and tiumphsr, rupport & tho
urmin'0 nt Chicago, vhoCytr he may be-.
a. the cfrc.u iou oi the report Smitb,
c'lQrtd, Of Bloomington, Htked b
nome 2 Of tho convention end tp1ke a.
some length, ,xpre sd his concurfeuce.h no
he resolution aud the eptiro action If In
convention, 'iudldil x ina. Of refusing
delaGsies at large. He said that no1eoit o
r. representation OF bis rac0 IN
that COMMITTEES Vas tho fault
of TIE ccnveution bot Of me colored
meu them elves IN failing 10 mske their
wishes known y, the proper time. lie
hoped none OF his coiored ielow'c,uzsns
would icel aggiit we'd.
TIL tl,tform aptead and adopted.
Aojlurnad sine die.
At HARRI- O
HARRISBURG, PA, Aprll G..The Fepntl.can
convention Wa called 70 orter ct 1923 r..
m. The rOll.e II showed the only contest
was in the fourth Allegheny district, which
was stl II upeettled. althouRh tha rival lac
lions had been endrsvoring ell night 20
come 20 an agfeemeut Ex-senator Wad-
dsll was nominated Temporary chairmsn'
Mr.. Waddeli upon taking the O. cir
thanked the convention Tor the opnndetce
shown him. He recognized In biz selection
a disposition 10 h%armop'ge and satisfy nc
c~lgsping interests and no hoped that the
idea would b carried out and II hehov d
the republicans 90 stand uld TO
shoulder in the contest for the interests OF
Pennsylvania. IL was the duty oil the con-
~veotion TO select delegates to Chicago VINO
will voice the sentiments OF the state eDd
carry out the ~undoubted wishes OF the peo'
| llFs u Wa
with John Ste wart ss chairman. also com
mittees on permanent organizit ion aud
regulations were then appointed. A mo-
ton was made By q delegate that the com
I, miiten o. revolutions be instrujtei 70
hiring IN resolutions naming Jine, v.
Blaine for president and Robert L. Lincoln
for vice president. An amendment was
4, moved and accepted to make the rcseln
ton iuc,ude instructions 20 the delegates
Mt large To vote for Blaine. Tce motion
and amendment were carried by vole OF
200 to 81. Nearly all tho negative vot,s
a came from the Philadelphia delegation
rhe various Committees wers then notiheu
to meet and a recess of an hour was tsfen
Two hours passed before the convention
!, resssembled.
The committee on permanent orgenizi
ton reported unanimousls IN favor OF va
Iusba A. Grow for permanent chairman
The report was adopted. Mr.. Grow havlni
taken the chair, reviewed the achieve,
meDts of the republican party during Uni
past quarter OF q century down to the pres
ent | sue.
The committee on platform presented
a the { flowing resolutions:
First-CongraiulatlDg republican upon
4 their r establishment, unity and harmony
and the party which hiss restored Pennsyi
= yania to her place Ia the republican column
Second-Approving Of the present pr tee
tivs tariff and demanding it, cont'nuance
Third-Demanding a free ballot and al
a honest count.
, Four has a denial that the STANDARD
precious ruetal can be maintained by con
= currence and co-operation of the CONNER
: cisl nations OF the world, and theV osnho
. 10 had at the present time as an Attempt u
maintain such o standard by the UDi's!
= States alone ia calculated to produce seri
GUS complications In our monetary systtm
II Is earnestly recommended 10 our Sc major
-. 80 Ia TnnuFnkQ fhof tNk1
urge such legislation rs will euspen0 IN
coinage OF the standard silver dollar nntll
, united action with o.hsr nations can be hdd
Eff h-Recommends retirement OF 30,
trade dollar IN exchange Tor standard uoi
lars without increasing the monthly issu'
OF the latter.
Sixth-That by the integrity and wisdom
i of his administration President Arthur Ia
:, deseryeilv won the respect, Confidence an
communication OF the whole people.
Seventh-CommeBds every effort 10 sus
tain and promote the civil service reform Q
.ha ~aticrai nud state Government,
= Northumberland that James G.. Balm
ia the choice OF the republicans OF feno
s~ylvania for president and Robert I. Lir
= coin for vice president, and i%Hsifucting 20
= delegates at large to vote for them 50 lop
as their homes shall be before the convet
ton, and TO use all honorable means 10 ~
cure their nomination.
N NO lLE
The convention then took u recefs u
4 p. m.
CoLuMpus,S @, April l6.-The Republics
d. , tate convention elected the following de
oi egstes from the state 1t large, uninstructet
d E. M. Braytop, internal revenue ~coliectol
m w. N. TAFT, postmaster OF Charleston;. Cof
"a gresham Robert Small and Samuel Lee:
j. The following delegates were selected b
a district conventions, u~uiustruct.d:
First district-J. NJ. freemsp, Il. A. WEI
It ster. q I
Third district-E. F. Blodsett. r. "
,,PP Fourth districl-wilson Cook. @. N
If Fifth dis,rlc'-E. G. Mccoy, K. L
!" sixth distrct-D. T. Corbin. @. II. Dea'
Seventh district-T. j. Johnston, Georg
M The convention, after passing a resolutio
OF coincidence with General Grant ana OF
endorsing the administration OF Preslusi
l. Arthur as wise, economical, and JUST VIII
e. out reproach or stain, adjourned.
ID KrsosroN, N. Y, April l6.-The Ssvel
tenth congressional district cohvsntio
4: elected Thomas Cornell and Duncan ia
@ lsntine % delegates to the republican n
4. tiousl convention. Both are Arthur me-
ALABAMA REPuBLIcAIs.
n MONTGOMERY, ALA, April 10 -About
be O'Clock this morning the report OF the CT
e, dsntials committee wat adopted. ~
se Strobach ticket from Montgomery, "
n elected. Thomss Walker, (colcred), "
,e elected permanent chairman and the 90
= -~.ss1a aAtcprpoA I'LL IN OfClOck-