The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-19

FORT WoRTs, June 1l.-[Special. I-When
| Hubbard alluded TO Senator Thurman, oil
| Ohio, as pure and spotless statesman, he
was interrupted by loud spplsuse.
"Tbe great propg OF 1876 ID not burieo'
Ia what Governor Hubbard says, and the
convention endorse the sentiment.
The rittle daughter OF Chairman Murfey
WAS with her father in the convention, al,
now bears the title Daughter OF Demo
cracy."
I'VE want principles, We want tariff for
reyanue only, but GOO knows We also want
votes" was Hubbardism which brought
down the hours
1t was remarked BIZ many of those in at.
tendance on the convention that the delt-
gates of the sixth district vera fine body
OF men.
The Newspaper men were out in fell force
from all over in state, nearly all OF them
being delegates from the cities in winch
they live.
The w bite Elephant was 30 in deed e. in
| name, and was visited by the learned pa
triots as well 20 the "boys.'
Ths fire department made very foe
parade this evening, being Inspected by tAe
| delegates.
TIE convention hsll IS appropriately dec
Grated, pIese ting Il cheerful aud 1ttrac, i've
appearance Over the door Isl the word wei.
come On the stage, st the top OF ore Of
| the scfneE Is tnS leetuu. ~, Nin iiNH'
! Will Win; Tildau and Raiorm!' On neat
shields fastened 0n the gallery are the mot
| Ioes: "Fr.e Speech ""Frse Grass" " Free
Schools" gree Press" Portraits OF the
fathe,s OF democracy, flags ana stgeamsrs
make no the decorations.
Colonel Claiborne raped the ,conven-
ton to order with an elegant gavel bandso
with silver and insClhed: "ler,ll ior
Revenue Only; john ID. Claiborne, Chair
man OF Executive COMMITTEE o. Democracy
OF Tezae, to his Successors
The vote of he convention by counties
upon the motion Of TsrtoD, Of Ii II, 10
substitute the minority for the majority
report Of the committee or ccf-
dentisla, being ia favct OF tbe
majority RUE was az ioliows:
Gyes-Anderson, 6; Austin, q Bhnderis,
Brsz5s, 8; Burnet, q Caldwell, 2,
8! Gsms, b o'i os1s. s. oiay %S'o
Collin, IL; Cook, IL; Coryell, 4; Dalla
7 IL: Denton, s; Dewitt, 2; DIM
mit, /; Ellis, II; Fsnpin, 8;
Fayette, 8; Fisher, 1; Frankl.aa' 2
Freestone, 8; Galveston II; Goliad, 3;
Coma es, 4; Grayson, ID; Crimes, ., Ganda'
lupe, 4 Hamilton, 2; Hem e,ion, 8 Hin. 8;
II; h hsn 2; Leon, 4; Marion. 9
Mason. /; Maverick, /; Milan, 2 10
Montosue. 3: Morris,2 Navarro,6; Nolan, i
Pail. Pinto, 2; Parker 6; Preeidio, 2; Rains
/: Tarrsnt. o IL; Titus, 8: Tom Green, 1
Travis, 6; Upshur, 4, Van Z.ndt, 4; Wsik n
2; Waller, i: Washington; l; Wolf 81 W.
barger, /; Williamson, 6; Wichita, q; Wise,
6: Wood, 4; Frio, /. Total, $685..
Nays-Bosqup, O. Brown. 3; Burlesop, 2;
Caldwell, i Gos1.kee'a o. cs Co,smsa' & ::
Goncbo. 1; Cook, IL; Ds'las, 1-2;
Data: 9; Dnval, 3; E. 'tland, 2;
Encinal. /; Eratb g.. Fo.t BeDd, l; Gregg, 2
Harris. I; Harris u, 7. Hays. &: Hopkins, 8;
Hunt, 10; johnson, /; Lavaca Y, Limess1ne'
e. McLennan 5: Medira |: Milan. Zig;
Mitchell, /; Noi t,gue,2' Nnece1,3 Orange;
| /; Palo Pia,c,l; Psnoja, 4; Red Rvtr5;ko6'
Ian Jecin,o. l; Shaokeltord, l;
Smith, 3; Starr, 1; s ephen7, z; Tatrant, l.Z'
| TAYLOR, /; Travis, /; Washington,4; Wilson !,
| 8; Falls, A. Victoria, 3; Montgomery, D
| Total, 165
FoET WORTH, June 13.-TSpecisl mot
over a score O. delegates remain Ia the ciiy,
and business has gone back to its regular
ohenpels. W. G. s eie't wss here to- day
looking az our city, enjoying himself, ana
non. the worse for mis- oefeet
Tho firemsn ere ell ACTIVITY now, piepar-
| ing 10 receive the dsleaAtes ana visiting
com NAMES mex week. Tho tournemeni
will ne a grand sffsT II She comeanies
come. and several have promised to be
here. A grand street parade on The night