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an extension Of tine road not less Than SOL
miles west from Bismarck, wosn saAksi
II easily acceaufhls to you. Aninvestmeet
Of your credit il tho construction. secured
BY the proceeds Of your bsainsss. woaldI
make il surs thas the bsssaese would
come. and equally certain thss Il would
increase % such m extent
as 70 stimulate steady and ssp,d extern
sioa OF the railroad thrnugbous the entifel
|leugsh Of the Territory.
We beg leavs 70 suxgese Tor your con.
|sidseatios, PIN under which Jon caa|
|extend the helping hand to this great en-
|serprise AID put 10 wheels in mos'oe,
without giving sny subsidy. and without
I,exatiou, either for interest o. principal.
And nov - offer On behalf Of our COM
Ipeny, . construct or md NON bss-
Iepssck = your. eastess border. and to
rail, and operaee % nscA rosd - you
viii -, sisA bonds % sssds ~ bridge sod
lie. nos ~ asen 80. h eoaiinsaiios q
H. ea1e. The work - Be co00soced
I.ess spsieg end oa1seed ias5ds Of ~
iyeAs&
Il Il eesiuAaed ahst ten thouas1d dol
liars pr nile Win gfsde, hridke, and ne
lthe road u the eastern pase ct the Terri
tory. Two hundred miles will require
1.-TWO million dollars. We pe0poee thaf
wv. sAos,d lessp ss~ THIS porpose. two
(mAlioos Of Territory beDdas oeart"&
I.rtrrest 1t the rste Of eight per cent.
eper anouu, pert BILE seni- annualiy. snt'
maturing 10 twenty-five years. And
that both Interest and principal be secured
|by lies upoathe tralic = the rosd e
lasd from loetana, tAe interest 10 be
mid By he Railroed COMPANY out O
such gross receipts, and such further sum
! 10 be pasd out q said 6eeeipes eetnisnnu-
a,ly. placed In trust. ~ will with sccrnina
constitste . sinking fund eanle'
leut to pay the bonds 1t mstsr'ty. Ono
hundred and sixty thousand dollars per-
amman viii pay the interest. and forty
Thousand doslars per annum will create
! sinking fund ample for the fnal redemp-
ton. Thus two hundred thousand dollare
| es annum, or shout twenty per cent ct
your present freight bills, would be ample
! 10 secure you, On interest and principal.
without any taxation whatever, The &C.
lcnrity is your own, and must be good q
long a you do even the present limited
business of the Territory; and by th'.
|simDle loan of your credit. and aeeurAnc>
Iof your support, you open channel Of
Icnmmunicati0o which 10 absolutely Ger
tain to incresse your production. and you
lconscquent security. an hundred fold.
'It Having thus briefly presented the groun'
work Of our proposal, We hold ourse've
in readiness to confer with you upon Dc
ails, or 70 make full explsnati ms, or
conclude CONTRACTS 1t your pleasure.
GEORGE STARK, vice President
Nv. N, ROBERTS. Chief Eng'r N. p Il ]
Helena. January 18th. 1876
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-01-21

&C.. GsaaI Il y aid. has placed IN lie
hssds q Gov. AorGps. Of New York.
Chaisnas e Nasiosal Rcpablicss Ex.
sc0eivs ,Ooaaniaiso. > lssses positively
Ss6asia& ~ We Of ~ sams - candi-
deao " .ssslsciioa v ~ Presidency
~ seoaGs ehas - wosh ut accsps lhe
osaiasaio. u Sesdssst - hin. TAn b
vhee ~ hAys hasolotse aGasslo6 q these
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II .JalaoaAl Dsmoesslis Co0aietel
usse y wasAiagaos. City ~ ihs ~ d
Eo1suosy, - n ~ has and placs d
Asodioe ~ Nolieeal Oooveauoo,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-01-21

Can You Pay3
IT those Of my customers VINO sEe IN
arrears to me can settle Immediately they
will he doing the undersigned great ia
vor. II they have not the sufficient amount
Of stamps. then portion will do. II they
are brOke-tben ! will wait.
Yours truly. JOHN MANEJ.
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Lessons.

Music Lessons.
MRS. A. W. STREET /,
Has removed to Bozeman, occupying the
former residence Of DR.. g. w. Monroe, ON
Church street, and Is prepared to give in.
structiOns on the Piano. Terms reason.
able. Pstr onage respectfully solicited.
Wapgoed's Hot SPRING..
will bear3. lodge. furnish hot, warm
4nd cool shower and tub baths; will care
coughs. rheumatism and kidney diseases
for 81 Is per day, or % % per we. (. in
advance. G. HAPGOCD.
Hot Springs Creek. Madison Co. II. r.
New Barber shop.
Having permaa entity located In Bosem.n
propose to d. Ill work knoWn 70 the ton
serial art cheap for cash.
shaving: 25cts.
Hair cutting, 6Octs.
Shanpo0inE, Scots,
En- BEQUETTE.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-01-21

TINS uC0 mineral yeStOo, q - within o.
easy distasce, would develop and briog
|out your dormant wealth, to N incalcula
|ble.extest. Your devslopmlptAsd xsoHih
would Be more rapid end startling thsu
hes bcen known IN The history Of this o.
any other country.
On The Other hsnd, such . connection
With ron and the consequent develop
ment Of bosineaA would plsce
|one thousand miles Of our rod b.
tween this point aud the great interior
likes. 10 immediate paying condition +.
and secure IN ea,ly connection with he
|Pscidc coase.
With tnterssts thus identical. end
equally ven, ws desire yoor easpsse CO
Operation In ths eaest for a imnsdia,e
advanca Our road b Row vilhiu loo
miles q your eastern boedse. The lisa Of
conssrscsioa 70 that point and thescs %
the Yellowseoas river y sxesemely tenn.
BE. The lov price q lahor asd ma,essal
aAsss ths pssssnt tiaasa vesy favorable
ons Tor rrco0maneieg sseooslsessjno.
bot 2 order % ovsvo0s ~ exieei.e
u0tdjty a capital, o ruaake & car,ai.
~ u nosey isvsstsd = d - pro,ece- :
% y ~ bsstnsDs4 Of the Territory. ~
tel i win b seersaasy ~ ~ poa.l
seosA = extsaded 4, Isaae twv hundred
miles vlshis yosr bordsss, sad shas yosr
aseessses y & shosi6 b sucA = 70 nske
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Berpler Oliver
Dlsksley 6
Chlissa.asn Jos1os
J "
'Culw3 IA
Oeckep Joho
ps~V Wa y
P Psss Pr r.
Ferguson Joha
|0oodycS Vim
|HaversiMet 0eeet
Ha,son EuOs.A
| Nsskina @ W
/ Hall. 1T
Joesy nacedoe
ILsiosgev VIM
James
lLatsa James
lN,axuir h N
! McD Donald e1
| Melton Amoe
Morse :
| NUM- Samuel
TO- DODavsA II
| Prase + .
u
| Quinn Ed
lReesi 'Tht>n1aS II
lRisbtOn Bland
- ~
IStreet John
| TulIOck NJ A
|Yawier JE
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PORK WANTED
The undersigned will ply Helena prices
for Pork. Parties having the article TOR
sale will do well to call on MS.
MARTIN 3 MYERS.
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A LONG FELT WANT SUPPLIED.
Cheap, Elegant, Durable and indispensable.
II Howe Sewing Machine.
A large lot of these popular machines
just received and for sale cheap. Call
and zee them st
WALTER OOOPER's.
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+ NJ i. euy'. eecood addition s,.,,.,o.
d sc,e loe No 10uy1 cseos
Is I'm IN Tracsy's a1!diuem 1en eerae
Il W. section /, T Z, sres' Ao0
{lanmesteed, 100 acses
IHnsnestead, 16O acreS ....e96
~ Mill "a Mode ereek.S sresIe
nr1e. y \ y Sc -, .:.'
Iuo.,es ana harm 10 TrsoeyS eo0!."."
& RI. sY Sc, snc IOts s"o
& I. block +. Boos.aan ,.o 80.
II. ri. s0rth rse9e EAST. lov , eoH s.-.
Nan IN IN " aec s. T5nS1sA0v'S''
.IHcm stxad, l60 acres
H.. Jefe~ee. 40 serss
|I .S So s, 8. =, .nd,4 block ,. Rou's'' 20
i16O acres
li1 ! and y. block +. Rouse'' addition
H. ~ Is Il aud II, btsst A.. Blacks ad'
III y / &C -, T l. nrse, leo acres
il6O aeSes
II i .ots s and Z. block E. Rouse's add't' ed
in lots biloxi +. Stocy'a sddtth,", ann
scres u arc Z, Tie. 16e; planning
mill. 70 acres IN &c !, + !, sroe
III = and esee st, T 3sr4e. l6t
l. "a - and " = s..c 8 aud y AND
no Is. Tlnr1e. 160 acr.s
Is v anil 8 and . e " sec =. !
Il6O acres
= A
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WANTED.
an 600 Bushels No. !, XXXWheat
ann do Z and Xxx Wheat
At the Union Mill
II. H. MOOD.
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Ito whom a9oeoeed.
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treasure 1 s ss
NOTICE
Nh ssdsy r -"
Ss@ = z 81 81
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VARSS s0hoIO - OOssOO0s OSAOseUe - essO -
y b succassfsl That man. h our opin'
Ion, - Thomss A. Hendricks. Of Indi
ana. He possesses IN high degree ali tht
Sequisitea He y tho peer Of any psblis
man il the United 6tatea His whok
life, perDooea AID political. ID without re-
psoach. He comes Of . pure rscs. Hi
feshsr before kim 10 : public man
reaching 70 the Senate Of the United
States, where bic paarioeic example VA
followed b. his talented son 10 the same
once. During The whole public life Of
Thomas A. Hendrichs not . sipgls charge
OF any kind hes been made sgainst BID
honesty, iategrity Or patriotism II the
Democracy should agres In placing hid
name at the head of ihis ticket for the
Prssidsacy they will have better chance
- carry Tho nsxe fPsssscssahl election
sAAa With any oahes candidate.
Win Morton = ~ Republican candi.
1aAe ard Hsodyich = ~ Dsnocsaaic, les
- sssals tee0isais = Il may. he coun.
~ viii havs ths assaraase, tAas q abls
~ viii gu ~ Prssldeosiel chais.
, 1876-06-29
GCSlI,

Wl3tt&Su TO KILL TIMH
after tho fcccsa Ut the Convention the vast tudI.
encc rau,ained In the hall. and there wese loud
cries fnr Pryor. DoolittIe, Ewing. and others.
Meantime n baud playrd several popular airs,
''i,I1te, "'iankrs poo41e, re, Rmid loud cheess.
Ftnaliy, In response ~ repeated calls. ex-senator
DuultLte, OF Miscunsin, cams upon the platform
and spoke Ut considerable length. and MAS followed
by Enl. Breckenridge, Of Kentucky, thu lion. u,
Gratx nsawu, Of Missouri, Senato. Wal|ace, of
FcRn4ylsaAiA. There was uuththg significant IN
these speeches, they benE Madu 10 takc t4s alien.
tut VI thu audience. Thcy wcrc patriotic and
fratcsai In spirit we'll critical OF thu Iepub.
lican p4sLy.
nOOLlTTLH.
Mr. Pryor failing 10 cunls forward, e1. SENATOR
Do0litt!n tuok lhe platform, aud was greeted with
applaase+ lle sn!d liz had been IRborLng since Ac
came hcle ~ keep cool ins!ds - well u out, aud
ytntion To speak at say con'idesabe ieusth. aud
d, 10 candidates. lie bellescl tbat great rc4pun.
ability wss reatng on thls Convention to take such
uira1urcs, to present such 1 platform sud candt.
dales u shall mako victory certain. The RepuE.
lcan party IL steat party, and not q weak party.
liz had fought with il, and a.ainst It, liz know 1t
lnsile and Out, and lie cl,.urI that for fifteen
years. 1t had been WAE Iasty. nut only during tbs
War bil alter the War had ended by the Fccun.suc.
ton Ut ths South. In urlcr tu gain Unlimited
control Of boih HOUSES Of Congress he
had aeon In the Scnsto gentleman,
Stockton, OF Now Jersey, now on the Auor
Of the Convention. driven frum bis seat. The
speaker proceeded with further illustratfuns Of hta
charge taat tbs Republican patty had usazpsd pow.
, 1876-06-29
THE CHAIRMAN.
uls FEA1.TY TO TfL11EN.

ST. Lnr!+. 6une e8.-Thc purity WIN secures the
Char1naihhfpls generally Conceded to have won half
the light. Thu Tlden MIN, In securing, tic cleo
tton Of McCleFnand, gained tho w1olo Aght. Ills
rul!ngs tu.day exhibited rattisan devotion of un-
paraelcI shamclcssncas. 1t bccanc apparent rarly
tn thu 1ay that tho opposition had Il slisn show
with the Chairman, and that, 10 far AZ hc could
have contoi, the Convention wsull he run
In thu interest os Tiilcn. Thu recs.tarie.
AMI rcallng curks ahly and w4tchfully a..
sisted him In carrying out his purpose. Tho
galleries on either gdc of thu platform
werr packed BY T.ldcn ciaqlcura, who were cna-
h!ed frequently, at stEnal from tho pntfnsn, to
carry the Convention at theft will. Tho platform
itself was packed in thu sano Interest. a squad Of
ridden leaders stood abont tho Chairman and
prompted hin, openly " critical periods. Jacoas,
Of New Yofk, All expert III parliamentary technt.
talfty, sat on a low etoul cpso to McClefnauu and
0AvE HIM TIE CUE
whcnoyGr these wns chanc1 10 gag The orrpsttou.
Tho latter appealed frequently tn the chatr to
have the delegates on the platform take their
proper seats, but without succcss any further
than an admission that they had no right un
tho platform. During an Important debate halt u
dozen 1flaen men who desired To speak would taIu
their placea In line on the platform, and the Chats
would recognizes them oue AFTER another, and nj.
IoW them 10 sneak. whio ali tho TIME thurr wrGe
doxch of The opposition on The toor arpcain. ID
bt heard. THIS was llotUfiousy tue Gaze III the
debate On tho resolutions. NtGf1y every ruling Ut
the Chair At this period WAS unfair. Thu houss
clearly rejected Wattcrson's motion for tht pre-
yons question, but tho Chair decided thu other
way.
wns applied fnthleasly whenever tho opposition DO.
came threatening. When they could moi appIy the
previous question soma Tlldcn man would make
mulon and demand i coli of states. The sccre.
, 1876-06-29
PK0CEEfslNGy.
TIE OPENING.


ST. Ttor1s, June 1S.-Tilr President called thc
tnnyrntton IN orer At II os,nrk xn,, + ntnntcs N
H., to,'rin,, .rorI.. % t,,s".n,t"n ,"t,, ,',.,
come I" order. We must have nrrr II NC would
procec1 with our ,alncrx tn1clilscut1Y and sati..
sas.a -, ,t s"y W. 'a"rI .'" osas. IT,, "'M WI.
en'Hos w .ne "s"''7 "''a 'neis'es WIN "u'cE
mn Invested to secure IT, (Applnasc. Fnthcr
prayer ,,,xrn
The Rev. Father Orally offered the following
prayer:
Iii the na7no Of Tho Fahcr and of the eon. and
Of the Holy Ghost, ,,,ay the onr .hs only, and the
t-ro (,oI .,Jr,t ~ ,.,.,nr, .,, ~ h.~..ar ,hs
wy s'o4' 1t'H Iii ~ "''1 "'' ~ i4a''"'n1' Wv
spirlt Of rosa Will anons't men, descend npon
conducted In harmony unI wisdom, md may tn.
n,acr md tin blessing nf Al,,1"t,y f;nJ ,is,ran,
upon you, tho 'nc"lers Of t4s delegations, descend
upon tbutc wt,om yon represent, and ttcscenl
upou tue rutfr,. country, and rcu,aIu With them
forsser. An iii. We III in he a,u Of ii Him VIII wn
In. taught Ia Ia nav. ""'
Fathrs Hrady cvnciu,1cd with The Lords praycr
in mutton If ten, lIantnni,I. Of Trunersec.
thc Ieadn" ~ Tho rnii,ntr, nf y"s,snlav.s mrn.r,
l.,.t Of lie cnnsrn,ion were i, nenss with'
.rttAr Ngso,UTl,,Ss,
aelces'1 from t:sorxta-.l d:.lte to offer 5e.o
a. h.n ~ aa. ,ns k @ ma, r snes oc Suspended anu
III Thc rsvssasErt r. M nc ia nq,;c Of the gentleman
4 his resolution rcl.tss i" the platform. j! il
ult:. - an Il .s",'ons @ MtLou, u ,satc e. ~ ''e e''
h. ,', ta III the cnn ,, ~. 81 ~ 'nra
itx,
The Secretary rsaa a. feow.:
of rcfof.n ind @ eeen"lc.l roscsu%snt hsis M % n
aniath'su ~ w LILLY % " tet1csenanfss u .he
!,'!a " ~. n,.rnnrn, H ~ sno un"h lily .o
nnt TN armiy e1nrr.s nnr rrntl6raIon A.
tHr etInr,a nf tho IIou.p II Ecm,sscnsattycs
:" tl5e"s, ~" y. ~ W "11tt INV '!"eo" ~. 'pHh
, 1876-06-29
p: ICE FIVE CENTS.

aimfP.ea 20 con;titntfon under foot, robbeGl
= 1ss Gstsd tst thsm = % the VII q military d!eaor.
Republican party had Mi changed i.s sp;rit
!'as, and character. It will atii1 be do.rSottc.
on, en- T. ~ 1nr this tmrens,on to act here wisely,
q change Of Admtnfattaton. and e. change IND
nnllcy NJ tho country, md resturo Constitutional
cited crowds aascnh1cd at the hotels lcrc and rna
.he peopo htyond md thcs vlews. sentiments, an,i
foxrhi IT., ~ wa anon: then' tl'e bntio was to b
NUT b. addressed to tho pcccssttIcs al thnf
aciu, anil nothing c1ec.
nnEcKInn1par.
Ar. II fcckinridEc of Kentucky. was next called
s.csntrsledgc'l the compliment Ia him.ef and Ran
tt!eky: and I'rorrcdct to usgo hrond, national.
asnsc It IT, m nas sfstor; Or
tration. They were hnrc, not a. Eastern % OF Wss,-
s,;n. sfn men. hnt a, Democra's AMI Americans [An-
e battle under ton,c great leader wo son1d aul,c
. thefn TO q great victory. It wa1 no common foo
t.Sy haa !" f.sh nn enemy eaay to overcome. It
Wat party controlling the swaEd and purse OF tito
country and no conscience to scrtraln 1t froIn
,lns nls,hs men, "n'cFunuoatfy Tor the retention of
ettnrromlsc. unity, anu cordial cv.vpcrnttun fnr
Inc Common contc.
uRArz nnowa.
=; afatz 3itn"rl nae called omt nt the 1ngzcttfta
entiroly am! cordially in tile cnorts to adjust iii
Il tinoE differences: md 10 a;rrc ,,pnn ! winning
tIould be fnnnd Id front NJ the coming a;lt iAr-
plane: They want reform and relief, And ho
hopeh thn Convention wnA1a pnt up n platform
tioec !1cas. s1'@so
arHAToR WALLACE,
o. rcnn.ylvan!H followed Will, caust1c criticism
o1 tne ispubllcan party, which he raft bad made
tlcEet burn nf The defeat Of the Only ttrnne can
az aats. hatel and denounced by the Administration
=! nrahs men nominated for their negative char.
aetes alone lls cxhnrteE to tolerance, fosbcar-
aace and harmony III the Contention
, 1876-06-29

"''-@' --- 1A%' te"1 ~ thC SOHfEHkluHs
TIE PLATFORM.
QltErH DOCUMENT.
The Convention rcaE.cmblcd at a oaarter.uast .
o'clock.
The pEefidcNt-The Sergeant. ALARMS will clear
the aisle aad Sc. That order IN pscse.yed.
me cha'nittec on Platform. AM in formed, Is
ready tu report.
ar. Meredith. Of TirSln!a-Mr. President anil
.'ch'!ehaen of the Convention: The c,ar,!.,c. IN
RESOLUTIONS have finally agreed upon their report,
II Is hut fair 10 them tn ttatc TINT rrca NAM
fe'olntpRh were laid before them On the subjects
likely TO cnca"e the attention Of tho (.vurrnttnr.
th't tr'sc resolutions have been read, examined
c"ns1teteh. Irii!cratcd upnr, and dlrcu4.ct. and
they have finally a,rce upon tue following dpcja,a.
''oh or principles which ain Instructed tn ~.
l"Ft VIII ask l'itHt- -Gov. por.hcime. to read
the resolutions for n,t.
Gov. n"rtheimcs thin read a. follows:
f,,;Me ~ iclcSas. Of tic Democratic part, At
H. IT, 1sx te :15,. S1]5,. II r, S9ann! GonrsaElan s*"
@,rrin' % an 1t, q a. u .9.x y n "snt i,s
sFs' s'f bsmas,s.f "s n p,;t4 nnes II sss 4;
Stnss ara,oa. eo1 ar .1t:-ati" t f.i:rn an
ttss' ;I q, ~h s h1ss a;d
';s '-':. S1!it fe i,e.atf,s, ats: o Tim 1,o
r. tcr; !tatn, foh s fnsuCra "ns # ~" r.
nfa sa "s si sf sfS"tn" +. tt e s
n Il @ s 'cc.
1%!'h,r ,:! If n 4! .,.l tss srrr,'y !. ean Is?n
s,"ti: i Z sS. :s NY It # !"s lis
;'f''sy 4 H. III 4, G5s ~ s S,s III
;s!S @ ~; 's.s {! .Sp';sy ls!
nv y. ay 'a.m! pcsas Gss of IT. rr That
"!Ss; "ss:; :? Pru,e hne':, ;Is;S: ;: I'D 5:
ry n sss ansas ' Il: IT, Il or c'HG;1f ,non !s III
t. Ic-e' rhsr:'r ot tutt i:s II lrh,4"s frcn
shsrri;r q !i',rty ''74'"'''s '''' -
II, s'sSaFy o # f {, 'ns n;s cnt s.'1s't sV
:"5s n" y ss, s4asS, t sf' NV u TERI If 4
so,!: Whit: "stx 'sr"" .'1' tcn satrs sa"ss liz
Il, ss:f fffifsfamsaa Wet ,esrrit9 w.
~ x q" e5t' 5t !; p,r s sfi sS ~ si II: ~ &
'r;; iat,,. form !. uccc,.,rv 10 r,,,,> .on.. rnr
raiS '.f ba N NJ rn,,sS n r' q; G"d ,5s' ,hs
make e"o lie % pr'.@ '' !. .F s H. 1rssi rie
IsnEsr f IT, ., %s y %' sT, sso. 3 .s.na 4 ve
WIZ; 1s ws !,;rrca;, IN t:Ir "on
,.ssa f" t9 i@yps Es' fss5s
eae t. @ Ss fs- "H ss ;s 4 I'll! HI 4 @
morality lat ra;,s Witt: .r,n; crnto ~ .F
pRes IT, r. S;Ss1s @ a..s H.. 9 :. y
Il T, %"s as I'll. ,s,.F ;sr s ,ls:
tnE e. 1ntrrd /; .pes,y rstT: 70 ::,"
s"S s'S! ''s' ,:e >', II ;;
S.rtnTsn nW Sna srs.' "r ut: din M ! H. rsi.'s
tlon y puf,c renn",r,, y n.';, 3 :rt,r,,r',, ~ ~
tj1e wfutS WIFI ~ fI T.. enan r '' ;;."n
is.,Ias , sny ' i 'p@ II, n j, rift: | r.
eszs' ss s,rs % al ,.tf,:a @ + L /, tS.: !,
t .Ih .as in' !cc.I'tna crcataE time u afiii.
in Withyn,a1 : ~ ~ y" ~ 1,fls aartuln ;r Itc mini
y wh!Gn "a Pr sGnt ot MI ls1ns. transactions ayn
ltIioIlt4-h hysfriD o'n'n to tho ptl,r, nH nsj1c-
general c1nflrnrr. which YOU'D. !ynn it dir III III
"rs isanE oN II: ~n:. To- sl srsrI
apm: an"fasir u 1:n md ~; ,he .ssaS, ~. rtora
thG prosperity of thu people.
,.fgHh-ltrtnrsn Is necessary tu the and EnGc RI
thtFa taFAtIhh 10 tE cn that cnnifH u1ay Ie er fra
from dlstfusi mn. laa,r tErtY Glrirnrt ~ ,rraiucn
, 1876-06-29
a SLIGHT RUNpUS.

Mr.. Mclean. Of MaryIond-I ask tic Chair to en-.
tcttafn motion that the Convention now rroccch
10 ballot lchccr.l, which le mntlon Of privilege.
submit this motion nA matter Of privilege which
ie always In Usdcf nn! wnnlI aubn,t 10 The Chair
and 10 the Convention, 1t hcInV debatable nucs.
ton. the rcaeons Why make that motion.
Senator Herman. Of New Yurk-Wil tho gcntlc-
man from Maryland yield to mc for question: /
sngyctt first. and moyc, that Committee be- duly
appointed 1y the Clair 10 visit the Committee on
Resolutions and to inquire II they nsc likely toon 10
rc'cnt shcfs rcIort and II they arc not. then the
gentleman from Maryland eau put his n,ntIon.
Mr. HcLean-The nnty practical resnlt Of such a
mutton would be u Involve this Convention,
through It's Committee, Iu q discussion with tho
Committee III Resolutions. II is not IN tho power
of thit Conxsnon to Interfere in any degree will,
.Ion.. They. havr lhc wh";s subject now he.
fore then. 4 cannot be the with Of eny mem
dcliicTasion ot that Conmittec or tn put any prcu
1nrc nron thAt cominttee: They rcpretnnt each
one o. the st,S. ara + T. to be spo.e tint they
dcicca;ion, and wc On onr I'D" have onr duty Ia
perfoFn. 1at duty in 10 nominate without ln:s of
without unnecessary dotatc. T. j. our duty IL
nominate our candidate. make ,'lc motion, / am
h}appy to ray w,shoat eon-nl,st!or. With nnJb'dy
'1yidn'i sae:e:tlon aui nm snn,insed }i,n i IL
the neI".t of the democratic party ans! in hc in.
and lo'c none a t!3t iraternal .pirit WHICH brn:.
MS al together, and which now aalr,atea us. i
sas II, Mr. thattl'an. AEtause stand here ready
~ ., @ ~ ~ o ~ ~ u, III aa ~ thG Po''s,
sut A1tt ult " Ltt taIlu4t H:hte1hen that have
ncAfu Ah:S"fteh. lArT1lltG. hhkc the motion
hceaIre atn Just as well Content IN hare tic npn-
nee rDtne {tu1n the Nrst ns fru3, The f.o.f mil !
wuuii tr Inn hanny II # we're uxulf,fc m h,.c Sir,
comn frn.n III ~ " ~. t.I IL - law n'n'
uluu.r II fri"n] f:m Krntmc:r "s, .,.. ltnsp TX,
wnu1tl bc r>riarnrr ran t,ii Lin tiyt VT ~ ha.i
tic chn!cr il elmu,i hc frmn 1,riawnro tnn'
I,iuu.rl. from ,h. En*t nr IL" WI ts.r;r. ~
t.T'fmr,"i mi t, wns mt fnr m" -. r,ra ~ t
Indicate that chucc. fIrncwrI cir. of :.Tl;op -,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-14
The County Judgeship.

Editor Rutland Glo6e The twins or
the county committee o doubt think they
have their little game of f rec, silence ano
split tic ket well adjusted snd settled. Tha
the voters Of The county may be better uu
der.tand the action of the Grant Bsbcocl
pos,masur and his legal mate of Brandon
we will put the case on trial aud call A
II Tu,tIe as the first witness. Was NJ I
the statement made to VIM. s. Weeks,
'that the democratic conveni ion would put
Mr.. Doris name On their ticket" made fol
the purpose of intimidation d not-tl c
result prove that the statement had nc
foundation IN fact
When VIM. S. Weeks withdrew his res.
ignation by letter and left copy will
you, had not Mr.. Martindale then declined
10 be candidate? And was not Mr.
Weeks Withdrawal in order, and d it mol
reinstae him upon the ticket? Was the
suppression of the letter of Mr.. Martndale
ard The Withdrawal Of Mr.. Weeks, ard tht
silence of the Herald on the Whole matter
either just, fair, or honorable toward MI
Weeks and the majority of the delegates o.
the convention who voted for him. Was
not the appearance of the letter Of
withdrawal from Mr.. Weeks and the fac
af Mr.. Martndale's decl alton In TIT
GLOBE mkt morning somewhat uDex
ptct,d? And did it not rather frustra,e hit
game of force and silence? There being
ample time, MIR Tuule, why did not yor
and your legal mate and adviser call another
convention % settle the Meter in the only
regular way? VIM. s Weeks being ne
regular and legal candidate, have not tn,
committee forced split ticket on to the
county by hois ing the name of s. NJ Dorr
whomy Il feared the democrats would takei
That Is all. Mr.. futile; you can be seated
Perhaps the republican voters of the county
will alto a regul + nominee to be thus un
tremendously kicked off the ticket Such
| nc ion is digrace to the republican party
and trust the voters will put their seal Of
condemnation upon it by eItc'ing VIM s
Weeks, the regular candidate. by large
majoii v. REPUBLICAN,.