The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-25
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The Deaocrntic Uonventlon.

SARATOGA, S'pt, A.-Thers were
fNliy Is mapy laties aud prsminout
personsaos pfeseutin the Casino st IL 80
this rsrntps, 20 witness tho proceed
ipgs al tho D-mocr attic Sts,e oonven-
tion, 81 attended tn, opening OF the
Il puhiicau convention two daya ago,
Al 1850 tue convention WAS Gallon 10
order by Chairman O'Brien, OF the
State COMMITTEE, and GourSs Raius
wna elected tenn 'orsry chairmau.
Tho morning. opens with svsry thug
apparently teuding IN Hili's favor.
rAmmany mon claim that there
10 no LONGER any doubt but
thst Hill will ba nominated on
tho firss ballot aud tho couptr, Ds,n.
osrats, though They dOn'G admit this,
confess that Hilpa position 10 mun1
stronger to-day tsau is appssran To- he
last evening. TIE State Is una, rstooi.
o far q. yet marked oul, to "a Hili TO-
governor and Senator Jaoobs, of
Dr NsIyn, Tor ioutensn -govsraof.
R.ins, TN tAsius the chair, si-
diesoed the convention at some
lci 9Th. Al references IT, President
Cievaisnd were greeted with CHEERS.
Representative of tho aut-monopOly
Io,Lue AID State trades assembly thou
1idrosrd the cunvsntiO briefly
Burke schrsn ,ifred a resuluuoA
~ aims the civil rviss laws, when
'ss Rrested with tromeuusus ap-
plauav. Too rosolutilus aro simil ar
10 those adopted by Tamuuanv Hal
s'N. weexsago. A 2:l5 p Al. the son-
ven ION .dj urned unt 1850 u. -.
fhe hvo nours sl~psin DsJ s.sa the
close Ot tho Al or soou aud the upsuip.
of the evening sosslon, were grouped
by leading ooley ataa loo lug afler the
t-rests VI their ruApoctivo eau
oidates. rho natl wSs dsnsely
crowded when the hour for tho evsn,ng
session arrived. Fdl,y ouo.hsll Of tns
spectators were lAdies. rhe Cummi.-
tee ON contested seats reported, reclui-
m0ndiog thitthu eoutestilg and regu.
lar delegations from II iches,sr ue pu h
I'd pittvu, win az ha,, vjle foc Tao AZ
aiso tnAy Tue Uontoatns deialsLlou
frs'u Cnsatsuqus ne gdIuittsd a. ms
rahuui uoles NuVu. Tue cDutoAt Ia
LivinAston couaty wac reported q,
having bees ssttlyd ,nd withdfawu
rhe report vas adop'ed.
rbs cuinmttea GU permanent or
ganix Nisa reportei, rorommandiu,
l
mau, irOrso RitS, he "s.
,ac,aj .s pcrnt. nut chairman
Fats was ss,r... - W,su applause, A
ltst 81 " t'pr,siOouta Auo scNou srr
40 a,isa 500 s,fe Il uu BON. "
Cody borrick, from the coMmittfn -,
resolutions, stated ,hat The ounmltI 2,
had L GA ubaile ~ m.
pete. its repnr,, and requts'. Il
~ be- allowed tia 10 O'clock
tn morrow murunI. There vvtt
mutu,ers o. disspp' intment from al,
over IN hou'e. SsLstir E'clusiu,, ul
New YORK, moved hat the convention
proceed At once 10 tho Nomination a.,
caud,daes tor s,v-rUur and lieu ON.
rnrguv'rnor. "A sharp discussion a.
inwed, anu n,ntinn u eel lurn Nts
o. aver, HSh; nos, 2lly.
This vote was vuusid.r.d slvpinr.tit
rsa tsst NJ u lvuraor IA lie strous,n M
Nv. cun ventiuu.
Tho com init 20 on platforms viii M,
- ready 10 report until FRIDAY
nutning.
Action then teuufretl on tho mo,ion
20 pfpceed u the uoinination az caud,-
nai.s foe gnvrrhut aud n.utaonu,-
guvefnoc. The mnr.- srcrpt.d .u
amend nsnt Hriki. u on, lieutvnan,.
severn r. motion was then ma,ip
10 -iil foriher add M amend meme 10
tho IN O. tat h. cunvsntiun nro ,een
~ uoinina . n csodidatc tor unver,,pt.
aud ihst sbsiiot iheioln h. n ,-tpo, ed
untl tr,norr"v amor iins a. h a'rlncs
"A general Dissent imn,odia,.iv wen,
~, aiu tstte ~efe vsies ~ ~, t'"n,l"
Consiuefahl- dtscn.siOa followed, II
h-iug claimed on ons hand ths,