The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-07
The Convention Adjaurns Sine Die.


Thursdays Proceedings Continued.
CUcAoo, June 5.--Following II tho con.
tinuation VI tho speech OF Hon. Martin j.
Townsend, Of New YORK, nominating Gem
eral Arthur:
came here to speak for the man who is
now president, but the day has come when
a man can safely come here and oppose the
head OF the national administration. There
(pointing 10 the New York d. legatiop) sita
NV tlend Judge Robinson, OF the si-!o OF
New York. Coming hers like any honest
man, and a rave'hearted man, 10 carry
out Ills views, directly in opposition 10 the
chisi executive 0i he nation Applause and
laughterl and no here with perfect sale
~ 10 perform s-h ervlce. l am bouud TO
say would dcsp myself forever II did
not say IL. Muc las been said about New
York state pol, lcs, much has been said
about tho New York machlne. with Roscoe
Conkling and Thomas G. Plat turning the
crank OF the machine. Laughter have,
sir, 10 prove that
has not prostituttd his office TO the pur-
poses OF factors. have but to point TO thls
iaot that Rotcoe Uonklpg has given bis
whole influence against MIR. Arthur, aud
that ThomasC q P.att, the man mat resightd
mis- oflics-tne man that could not etsy in
Garfield's administration because Ar.
6laine was SO wicked as 10 persuade Gar.
tield 10 nominate Mr.. Il ibertson for ooliec-
Tor of New York. He Is here to-night as II
delegate, am one ofthosc men. nm tn
old man, but am one oil those men that 10
tiuy years in speaking oi politics have ut
tered lust the sentiments feel, and believe
II IL be tue last act of my life, want 10 C. II
the attention of this convention 10 the sx
hibition that we have here tonight as MI
evidence that the executive chamber, If 10
was otherWise, 10 not now caucus room oil
factions. [Applsus'l Nov,
THE PEOPLE,
when We go down 10 our homes, will say
what means thii? Mr.. Arthur has had
every body's commendAion. The politi-
ticisns met at Chicago and were com PEELED
by the torce of public O1iDi0n to give their
una ualifisd commendation for the admins
trat,on OF Arthur, and yet he WINS not nom
inetpd,n Mr.. President, when you took
the chair, iu speaking OF great and glorious
men. whose enemies would come before
tais convention Tor consideration, you said
mat this "Chss.er A. Arthur" had instly
won the commendstion, Wen done thou
good and faithful servant" Sir, you quoi-
ed from \ good book What In that BOOK
wa. said should be done with tAe we'll
oine and faithful servant. Ths doctrine
of that box 10 that the good and faithful
servant is every where promised his re ward.
I said the people ara fall OF admiration IN
this M after, and II 10 needed, sir, In m sellug
an Intelligent and tireless enemy. The
democratic psrsy are watching Tor
BREACH INCUR ABMcR.
They have thsir lancts at res,-they hgv5
the,r sps.rs pointed and Whenever We
omen our armor they are ready TO pierce the
rspubiio. an party 10 the heart. Now, my
friends. have presented substantially the
considerations which governme In proposip Z
the action which | intend W follow. W.
have In every case since the republican
party was formed done ono oitwo things,
We have, wher our president hss hoishsd
his term, rsnominefat him. except in the
case OF MIR. Hayes who refused Q nomina-
tion;" ILaughter,I and rsIu"d 10 give
General Grant, much as we regard him, a
third term. These ere the traditions OF the
party, the common understanding, ana
God Grant that this convention may ad0p'
such "a course as to consolidate the eoiic
aDxi rus men OF the republican party 20 ,L1t
victory ia November, 10 important 10 the
well. being of this country, may rgiin psrch
itssli for another four years upon the re.
publican banner.
II. II. BlNGHAy
OF Pennsylvania seconded the nomination
of a rthur. Ha said it WAS the uosnimous
sentiment OF the republican convention
OF Pscnsvlvsuia and OF all the other sts.eS.
Bling CJfnD1.2t'NFIy Joho
ego, Mr.. Arthur was to-day the best known
man within the confines OF ths republic,
and no name was 10 typical IS his OF the
peace, prosperity Dnd high honor oil the
nation. fApDl.usa
John Il. L,nch, of Mississippi, also cn-
dorsed the nominsiion oi Mr.. Arthur.
Tbs repu 5l:c,ns OF his ss clion believed thst
Mr.. Arthur should be nominated because
he ha given tho country a isir, nnre snd
hon..t aimin stsgtiop. They believed him
to b. sale, wire and prud-Yt party lsadsr
and thag Le should be allowed 10 succeed
himself.
This secretary called the states of Della
war;. Florida and Georgia vithous mec,-
inl With any response. When illinois was
called and senator Gallon rose from his
seat about A coo voices inr ulgsd Ia the OK
clam.t,op "Ahi ahl OIL" The senator
v.lsvd down The Aisle towards The plat
iorm, cooliy buttoning up bis coat. As he
mounted the platform he was received SiLh
a fresh vollsy Of y.lls which diel out SOD
ysrs rene we'd again 40 he conlronssd The
sudisnoe from the speakers de.k
The chair introduced The feprssentauve
OF Illinois as follows 'Gen,lemeD ssna-
loved, dur.ng whicn the senator smoothsd
himself down IN front With bis hsrd, AID
vhen thu utroar had kussldsd be pro-
ceedsd as follow.
Mr.. rRhIDKHr AIp GBnTLhMHs
OF TUE CONVENTION: Twsuty.tsur
years ago the second nAtiou.
Convention OF the republican party met In
this oity and nominated their first suocsss-
fol c,ndidAte fer president O.
Lincoln [Ohesrsl, who led ths repub-
UoAp parry 10 its victory. He stands 70
dsy In tbe estimation Of Ne world - the
erspdest figure, The most ns1seus
heurs - I'll nodsf. lime. lAp
plsuo.l Agrn " 1873 IN thss
rop ahhc a cv Lvsntion csme tofetAR "
this city and Nominated - iis csnd idAss for
pfosidsns Of Ihs U sited Stsps ssotbs sni-
nepS citizen st I.linois, GsnerA U. y. 9rsst
loud cheers apd wsvins cf fans asd etksr
den ops ,rasions Of approval], spd the ~.
pu b lean party wss again victorious stu
again in 1850 the republican paIty iurssd
i's ice towards this
ryLrricsL NHccA
vhsrA twe suoo-sssa hat been oresrizsd
and the m murdered Gsffield led the party 70
victory. TLoud consir ned spplause.I. Mr.
Presidsns and fslcw citizsns, 10 IL good FOR
ne 70 b. here There are omen OF victory
/, the cir. History REPEATS iteslf there ar
pr ,misirgs Of triumph to the republican
party IN :. ldipc ie convention IN tnie erss'
eup-r um 4 The nor h-vs,t fApplause.l
| The cau..u nwsslth o. llipoii, which has