The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-05

On the journey large numbers of people
cheersd him, but hs deciaed IN make any
Teaponsc excspt 10 raise his hat ~ ha stood
on the platform. IL was noted with some
interest that the demonstrations IN bassa'
chusel,s were especially enthusiastic At
Salem thu greeting sss very rdiai
and at NswoerFypot II w'a "a
ruth Ia tue report that a
special telegraph wire has been pl csd In
Mr.. Blsine's house nor has he teDt iele'
gram ot any kind Nhnever 10 Chicago. On
boing informed by un Associate Il Pfess ~ ~
thst runiois bad been recsived OF inter.
viows with him In soma OF ,he Iu'rnooD
pspsrs OF Boston and New fofl hs said
they we're totally uDsuthoriz'd. During
bis hnmeward Journey. he made no sx-
preston whIteytr as 10 his own prospects,
or the prospects of any other candidate TO
iire the Chicago convention; but on tbo
contrary, poiptedly and repeatedly de-
clnrd 10 do 30. Mr.. Blaine appears 10 bs
In excellent health and spirits.
Blaine and rthur--An Insight.
ST. LOUIS, June A Globe. Democrat
special from Chicago, writtsn late Sss,er'
doy evening, sayt: Positive ststcmc1ts In
d ca,igg dead sure thing for Blaine are
qualified tonight, and all cisgui-r nnd
ci tAkiug the situation cay are
I lrown aside. Tue Blaine people trs work
l1gu uog Ike beavers ana do not Try 10 con.
cesi the fact that they are engaged IN hrsc-
ing NJ from Tho effects OF the shock ~.
ceiy,d at. Lhe convention. The same old
ore ana enthusiasm msfk Gil Their pleus,
tpe only difference being that where one
mnn was engaged before from three 10 tiy,
a'e busy now. There has been an awful
IN at iher quarters. The tinest sptnsers
we're there IA, d y platform Was thrown no
at the eud oil tho room. Such men "a w |
". Morrow. OF the Pacific delerg tion, snd |
j. Q. Ihurstor, of Nebfa'ka, held rCm
90 to 5000 nivn fascins ed a. enthufed |
ihe only pause in the addresses was u
time when iav5rite sentiment woul; bs |
brought out aud the auditors would |
yell themselves tired. The color OF che |
ten porary chairman furnishes topic that
WAS improved TO the greatest advantage.
lnp arrogance of the negro In politics was |
upon, aud the Arthur mtn ware |
.pOkeu OF 80 followers Of u su pire admiL- |
lsr.tion that could neither deiend AMIR
icans from tho insults OF foreign poSsrs or
ct With the negro without bow'ng down
uefore him. Ths listeners were told hOt TO
o. do pnhslrled, as the day had not been
won and
49,. h. LAUGHi LAiT WHO LAUGHi BE.T.
Thurston kept ths crowd Ia good humtr
ara tod the story oi the lrienman WHO
laugned vt the bull IN the other SIDE oi toe
fence, aud then went over 10 see him;
.ltsr he was through vita the iute'yisv,
the IrishmSn was glad he had dore ali his
In advonce. 30 he pf'dicisd IL
would DO with the Arthur people. They
hsa mad THAR merriment a.d would po'
repeat IT, as the Blslna movement rsprs'
sented the advanced intellige nee Of the ma
tor, and was not erovelling Vt the feet VI
ignorance to gain votes.
Artpur's n..dqGar,sre In the Pacific par
| preserved the usual outward evijeLcs
of calmLesg, and the same delegates wer'
ssa,sd theron, susvely discussing the con-
veniion vote with strangers, but never com
mitting themselves. SiDcs noon visitor.
navs al altered opinion Of the Arthur man
agement, AID are promo 10 regard the II.
lenoe ~ meaning much.
Analy.is of the Vote for Temporary Chair
man.
CHIcA 90. June 4-FollowiD is the enaly-
.ia the vote tor tpnpnrary crairmHI.