The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06
THE C0NV ENTl0N.
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pleltitucs OF mis- powers. and rspuo'ed
abroad Nth
our IarsaiAL DOMAIN,
We should need 40 Bsrtholdi statue stand
Ing ut the gateway ~ commsrce with up'
lifted torch " typuy the genius OF liberty
eIliehtofing the world. bus our history w
der Q rspu buc4n president cd ainister.d uS-
on republican policy, would Vt itsslf esar
witness to ell tinss aud ~ ell people thai
this 10 the gr0s,sss, pss. spd 0ost prosesr-
Gus county upos which tho sua In HE
course has ever looked down upos.
tCneersl.
ARrnus's TRANSLATION.
The Chair" fhs secretary ell Gall the
roll"
The calling oil the roll vas continued by
the secrstsrs until Nev York vas reached.
Wssn New York was called came tho op..
portunity OF tho hiouds Of Arthur, and
well was II improved. bnnh burst o. ea'
thusiastic applause upon Tho part OF me
general suiisnoe, suoh an uprising and
cheering Ut great body OF the delegates
aho god thhir number ADD earnossn~s.
The oolored delegates specially yaiso@t their
voices ana their hate. ana added 10 tbs
general applause. Flags vera swung ON
ire plstfoym and slong tbs aida thereof aud
in the hall. After hnecn minutes ~ en-
TIN iastic cheering the charms raped
twice TO sop the cnes,s bat IVES only
chsered for h,. trouble IL. rsppsH tsrio.
Georgia; again hs wrapped and the, gave
thrre cheers ana tiger for Arthur, .itss
which the businoss proceeded Altr
the state OF New York was reached
and called by TIE ,%s sy, Q,
New York, 20 X his pisc1 upon the platform.
Toe house cn.ered sud sppl~ua-d for six-
teen minutsg, sntesvoring, v poesihie. 90
coui ttract the cath us'Nspi gotten n by the
ir,srds VI BlsiIe u few ioinntes previous
IN m
heard, the chairman raped his RAvel and
said,
"GKsrLHMsS or TUE CONVENTION: Mr..
Townsend. OF New York"
Mr. rownssnd: Mr.. President AND GEN
TLHMsS or TAR COMMUNICATIONS 10
proud OF her great mon. The republican
party Is pround Of her great men, and the
great men OF America are in the republican
party. [Applsusa.l II has warmed my
heart 10 near the eulogics aud see The
scenes Tonight. hb,le not a whit fioni
the speiker who altered thti, eologes. la
my admirstin u tbeso m-u caie bore 20
say amen aud tnriCe NmeO sS' 20 sne anniev-'
meats q, ( the Ttpublc,n party, iLclnding
toe glorious hi.tosy Of tue gentlemen ~hose
names have b-.n presented here.
came here, however, to talk about
the W. II beng ~ the republican poithy IN
the fu ure aud say To the gentlemen 81
this convehti IA chat however joyous our
evening inter view, there IL
resting upni, US ,hst has got 10 bs norm nno
decid, d. Lot cool aud deliberate jude-
msnt, 0ud tho qusstion IL now shti
We put ouselves before tn.
American psopls la shsps 10 carry tie
sutivrege NJ tho ntxt November .l-otiyp,
wasn The national a.ewb'y, numosrns
from about 100 70 1880,
were as.aG. plsd, . demonstr.,lo
from the surrounding ns'ghborhoot
in Paris and ths assent by ths nstiooa rs
ssmblisB ssttied the questions; but we
may exert our iDausNcs upon tois body;
we msy obtain the ss.ess Of this body and
yet
oun WORK IL NOT DoHr.
We have goa 20 70 dovn 70 She c,nsti'u
share our action 20 that II shall commend
itself to tho men that 70 10 the church.
to tho clersymsn, 70 the elders:
to the deseons end members and
citizens that IT nj the cAu,oAss, al that
fssr God Aad love The r.pu olic ssvs 90. 10
oinvaA, our action asd psss IN Indictment on
wnst We have done sow. How shall
We meet TIE Views cs these
people, some % 'p'sk 70
You; Ia carving ont wnst b'li:ys " IN, most
try-the republican slsctors-l have
70 .p :ss.k of a.n.r. a' oA. .s..''0i 4.
Arthur, OF tbs sts.s Ut Nav Ys-k. tohAsrs
snd appIsu~s ] Ishsl no, dwell upon the
history OF One. tar A. Arthur. shAu con.
are filed with blood that dsl.,
its origin t,om tho channels
of Argyle from the north OF ireland,
TIM srUkDIBpT stock
in the universe, he passed TIE typical
lilo OF 81 American boy. Wi h.
out money, be bad to make ny
by energy what he lacked OF
the filthy lucis. Four yesrs ago he wsA
taken up by the national assembly lhas
met h.rs and nominated for the otfics OF
vice.pr. sidsnt OF tue United states. Ho
was elected upon the same ticket with sbe
painted Garfield. = mn THAT loved.
knew him away back In 1856, when boy
struggling u 10 college, In my own own co. s's
Mssssch usetts, who're my early boyaood
days ~ere passed, and ! met him In she
national congress. Four long year.
1 Sal ~ bis side, and fe,'
thst when the national convention
had nominated Garfield they bad dous
themselves honor; shsy had done this ooun
try the grestsst favor that Il vas possible in
that way and usdsY the ciroumstsnsAs 10
confer upon IL. In the providence Of Coz
Garfield was renewed fron, The field OF 90
ton aud Mr.. Arthur called TO the dimoui''
DrsHrARrBRIsa P0NTIoH
Of the chief ofaosr Of SHE Union,
aud from thss time his wors
has be0n constant ono fofWoIo. OusWsIV'
ing, kind, consideraSs 70 oil, end with char.
ity for a. and malice sgainst some, Ae hn:
discharged his dutiss [spplaussl, untu
vention IN this Union he's pas.sd
resolutions OF unqualified conmends'ios
moon this mon aad bic conduct In tbs
presidential office. [Applsussl Snail l
say that I need not utter cemasnds,ispg
What have you said to-day In the admins
trauon OF Presioeo Arthur-'Ws rscogoizs
= we. a oopserv rive and patriotic policy,
under which the coantsy has
been blessed with rsmSksble
prosperity, and believe h,s
eminsnt services are entitled TO and wi,l
receive the hsartv approval oil every
citizsn." [Cnee,sl, That 10 to go
down to the hresides OF Tee
constituents Of this asssm ply
mean OF the repreee NATIVE assembly sp9
they will hold you to what ycu hsvs SAID
On this occasion. We have y peculiar ooo'
stitueIty We have create. difficulties Than
our democratic friend. When our demo
cratic frisnds have held Up principle APO
hays led their friends 10 bsiisss they were
in earnest and havs achieved
triumph, nothing makes Them 80
hsppy. nothing makes their constituents 50
proui of ths M ss tn have them
TURN TALL :.
and confess they never beiieven w.
Our people hold M such doctrine
What shall they say TO u? Shall wa leaa
them to cav: Were you in earnest soou,
thiS shins?" have said enough. BONE zen
years ago hrge pey y,
our citizens came TO feel that me moue q
cnt ths country wss injurious 10 pub
IL ....I,t,, snd Rouid In the sDd