Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20

to plunge Us into controversy st this in
opportuae moment TO slow the mstter
TO TAKE ITS RI GUAR COURSE.
| When SeIa.or Ho6r had concluded Mr..
Malone mounted The plstform and was
received with storms Of applause. Gen
erAl Mshone ssid he confessed that it was
no ordinary regret that he found thst 1t
WAS necessary fer this c0nvention 70 be
asked to consider the troubles OF the
party in Virginia. He wanted 10 say in
respect to what had been said to p-e JUDGE
his attitude Def re the convention that
the regular organization Of the party in
Virginia, which he represented, had made
that state doubtful snd increased the Re-
publican vote 50 per cent. He repre-
scented not only tue regalsr organization
but 80 per cent Of tie Republican masses
in Virginia. Those VINO are opposing
him here have
DONE NOTHING FOR THE PARTY
except to engage IL in strife aud conten-
don. He would be prepared to show
thAs the men who were opposing him lad
no st.nding in the party. The conte't-
ing delegates q. large were chosen by 3
boi,ing convention consisting of eighty
one members from nesrly 700 members
OF the regular convention. TIE contests
- 49, N'A9sl ~ NO4S sCIC uPOH
equally ridiculous grounds. In one case
the convention Which selected WAS called
by three men VINO constituted the con-
veation. Ons Ct them took the chair,
another was made secretary, and the
third the jor.
Mr.. Wise, who was On the platform
here caused Laugh oy exclaimI1g, ayes,
atd you took the result"
Gsnersl Aaho1e proceeded to give q
sketch Ct the troubles Of tins! party in
VITgipis, and WAS proce sding with an ap-
peal thst the Convention should stand By
The regular party men 10 bis state, when
Wise broke in energGtically with the dec
ls5Rti0r: Il charge you with frauds bv
which l WAS cheated on. of nv contest :"
Then retcrted Sahope: Your charge
is tllee IS Jou sre foul"
81 will put the stamp where i.
belongs" arsd hsck Wise.
B0ta gentlemen were becoming excited
wheb S2.uldirg, CT Michigan, I0ok taem
both from the chair By rising to q ques-
tI0H OF order. He believed tnas the de
cisiou Of the chsir admitting Mshone as e
member OF the committee on credentials
var correct, and he called attention to
Inc fac that no appaal hsd been
tsken By any regularly constituted dele
gate. The whole discussion vas there
fore
OUT OF ORDER.
Hr. BHtterW0rth SAID that the dispute
between the tWo gentlemen from Virgins
turped on he right CT Mahoae to v1Us OF
his eva case. L WIS Impossible for Ms,
hone 10 do thst undsr the regular order
Of business. OF course he w.u.t be *
GUIDED from TIE comm tee on credentials
| while his c5se Was uader c0rsiGc alton
This Ws5 Il L pHblican convention, sud f.
should c1nduct it, business Il order. H
therefore moved o refer the whole mat
ter to Were il properly belonged-.ho
committee on C7tdGntiS.S.
The chair said ne had already decided
| tIst the discussion Of the Virgins coz
tested csse 0as cut II order AZ this time
wellington OF Maryland moved thai
neither Of the COntestlng DELEGATES he
gwen representation On the committee on
| credentials.
Senator H1ar Of Massachusetts opposed
the motion and pointed cut the dsuger
which might result from setting suca
precedent. E)tice OF contest mighC il
fqat event pr vent great state like New
York from participating in the framing f
rhe proceedings eE the convention. h
n owed 10 lay the motion on The table,
sud this motion WAS agreed to amid np.
plause.
The convention then st $3.50 adjourned
until to morrow az noon. AID amidst.
strsiDs Of music by 8 had the delegates
and the vast audience sed from the hall.
HsTEK MADE PERMANENT CHAIRMAN.
CHICAGO ILL Juae l9-Tha commit
! tee On Permanent oEgarlz.tioR met soon
- ads inf 9 10 nd
California st once presented her claims
for permanent Craftsmanship. Her claims
were conslde1ed Oy ths committee as
eminen' ~ fair, ard without g dissenting
voice Han. II. 81. Estee Of Californis,
was gelected as permanent Chairman
TIE temporary secretaries. reading clerks
s1d all other temporary H3als, with tRe
addition OF Mr.. Lynch OF PaDnsylysnis,
- ea additiOnal secretary, were made
permanent Officers Of the convention.
The California delegation, who had
fought hard for the temporary Chairman
ship, are greatly rel Diced over their sue
cesstll lsbor9.
TIE COMMITTEE OK CREDENTIALS.
When the con nittee ON credentials
met this evening oil the members Wers
preFent and Hon William B. Hepburn Of
lows was elected chair en- over Cos gIess
man Z Fl. .BlnghsN c: Pennsylvania VINO
as c.red the honor. B. NJ BosWorth of
L aode Island 6ss chos, secretary. The
committee at once got doTa TO business
OF The roll call q states for contests.
THE BLAINE MEN HOT.
Temporary Chairman Thurston's refer
erce to Blame in his speech to-dsy had
very much the SINE feet Oh th5 Blaine
ties as s red fig has o. an infuriayed
Gull, and they did not hesi.a,e t. exp e.
toeir disgust ant anger a. his ren,is.
Alter the convention al 1:Led
the Palmer house W.s the Gene
OF many 10 tIcu atoms and sci tied
debates on TRuTston's IeIsa,ks. TIE
delsgstes from tie south and west Fere
particularly annoyed by the temporary
chairman.
JUDGE RosENTHAL,
one Of the delegates from Tex1s, II
speaking Of the temporary ch.!rn1n's |
speteA, SAID: "Juage TaurtJa mas
no right 70 arrogste to him
self the power to withdraw
Blaine's nsEe ana declare thst We care
not nominate MIN. The R.psblican pS
70 uaa,, 4.