The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-06-11
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Makes a Marx which will be
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The Noisiest Funeral Orgies
That 1884 Is Inaugurating.

The Noisiest Funeral Orgies
That 1884 Is Inaugurating.
CHICAGO, June 3.-Chairman Sabin
placed in nomination Powell Clayton for
temporary chairman. Gary, of Massa-
chusetts put in nomination the name Of
John R. Lynch Of Mississippi, and there
upon a debate sprung up which lasted
over an hour. When the previous ques-
ton was called and the convention pro-
ceeded to vote Roll was called and
Cash, delegate, responded to his name.
The vote is very close and intense excite
ment prevails, as this is regarded test
question-Lynch, 432; Clayton, Ss7.
Lynch was backed by Arthur and Ed
munds delegates, and Clayton by Blaine
and Logan delegates.
Lynch was elected as temporary chair
man. Adjourned to meet at II q. M, to-
morrow.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 4, 10: IS a. m.-The
Tribunee says: The vote yesterday
SHOWS that Blaine can hold the fort, even
against the combination which resorted
to strategem to defeat him in the prelim-
mary organization.
The Inter Ocean says it is now plain
that Arthur men constitute the most
solid and disciplined group in the con-
vention and that he is stronger to-day
than any time since the canvass opened,
and that Logan or Edmunds can nomi-
nate him. That neither Logan, Harrison,
Sherman, or Edmunds are tending to-
ward Blaine.
CHICAGO, June 3-Alexander Sullivan,
president of the Irish National League OF
America, to-day received a letter from
Chas. Stewart Parnell, president Of the
Irish National League Of Ireland, thank
ing Irish Americans on behalf of himself
and colleagues for their generous dona-
tions to assist the Irish candidates for
parliamentary seats in the elections
which, Parnell says, must soon occur.
He says he cannot be present at the
national convention in August
CHICAGO, June 4.-Gen. Joseph Hen
derson, of Missouri, was elected perma-
| nenJ cnaIrman. ut, isa-.-:--~-tn-R -Rlaine
were received with tremendous cheering,
which lasted five minutes.
The convent IN was called to order at
II o'clock this morning. The colc mittee
on permanent organization presented the
name of Gen. Joseph Henderson as per
manent.
A telegram was this morning received
from Gen Sherman, stating that ne would
not run If nominated.
The morning session of the convention
which lasted an hour-was character
lied by intense enthusiasm. Prayer was
offered by the Rev. Jon. H. Barrow, OF
the Presbyterian church at Chicago.
A number of resolutions were present
ed by Hastings, of Deleware. increasing
the presidential term of Office. Referred
Another by Plumb, of Kansas, denounc'
ing the scheme of holding real estate by
foreigners.
The resolution binding all members o1
the convention to support the final choice
whoever he may be, and that no one
should hold his seat who would moi
agree thereto, caused heated discus
sion.
knight, Of California, and George
William Curtis had wordy tilt as to the
property resolution, Curtis holding tha
it was an insult to every delegate on thu
floor. His speech closed with vigorous
perioration. The resolution was finally
withdrawn.
CHICAGO, June 5.-No vote will bt
reached until tomorrow, Friday.
CHICAGO, June 4.-The committee OF
credentials reported that they are no
able to report to the convention thi'
evening, and 1t thereupon adjourned
until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
CHICAGO, June Call to order 7:3O.-
The convention reassembled. The com
mittees on credentials and resolution
were not ready to report. The commit
tee on resolutions are not able to agree o.
the form of the tariff plank. 1t is though
no ballot will be reached until Friday.
CHICAGO, June 5-The Times says tina
the belief is growing stronger that Meth
er Blaine nor Arthur will be nominated
Blaine men have rendered the vice-pres
: idency to Logan for his support, whic
support he has denied. Arthur is prat
, tically out of the race unless the inde
pendents Join his forces. Edmunds an
Hawley men claim that they will receiv
much of Arthur's southern strength afte
the first ballot.
CHICAGO, June 5th, 10:55.-The cor
vention was called to order at 1855 a.
. The house was full 1t is raining hart
, The reference to Arthur in report o
platform was received with cheers. Th
platform recommends such a revision Q
l. tariff as will protect American Interest
and American labor denounces impo
:. tation of foreign labor, either from Chin
:. or Asia.
~ CONVENTION NOTES.
r The report of the committee on ord'
d of business was adopted after long di
y cussion.
y The minority report changing tt
i order of representation in the nations
c convention, giving greater represent
u tions to the republican states, excited
h warm discussion.
n The committee on credentials reporte
> that they had reached an unanimo'
B conclusion that there would be no mi
v ority report and was unanimously adop
is ed.
It has been decided that after the +