The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-06-29
Local News.
From Fridays Daily.l.
MEETING.
Addresses ana General Re.
jOiclnE.

II. steps were Immediately taken b,
vi citizens to celebrate the occasion
pirate manner. A committee con
bmes Mathews, r. y. Legeat, Jno
eI W. Ransom was formed, who a
arrangements for a red-hot ratill
ting. All the flags of the sllve.
III bustered into use, streamers were
* akers were secured, and at sever
500 men gathered in front Of
UN NAL hotel, where the band was
Q I'd lugc bonfire burning, and giant
-, blOding with a force and noise
. the city from center to circum.
the west the sun was setting in
hendor, and on the opposite side
Hal bn a most beautiful rainbow was
ned against the sky. 1t was an
,Ia inc, and the occasion of the meet
firing. The assembly was called
W !. W. Ransom. Mr.. w. A. Clark
ind president, and Messrs. Moves,
ltandk,ngsbury, vice-presideuts.
Clark first addressed the assem-
tort have met to rejoice with one
10 express Il appreciation of the
Butt one at Cincinnati today, in the
bfthat illustrious citizen and SOL
bncock, for the Presidency of the
!. ~Lchecrs.l Millions of patri-
-, beat in unison with ours on
rY, OCCASION. | see joy cleaning on
Democratic face. The nomina-
glad promise of a happy dcliv-
~ years of political thraldom.
lire to make public speech, but
BIT | can SEE in the future a bright
ind q grand achievement for the
barty. The soldier who fought
Nv |Cherublsco will not, l assure
kmself to be counted out of An
he will be undoubtedly elect
thing can assure you, and that
bminee Of to-day will honor the
Mid the immortal Washington, and
,,.. pr accept a third term in office,
publican Managers have been
bcreate for their idol Gen.Grant.
:Ns Pt conspiracy the party of great
ANN las fixed upon a candidate so
.,. Hating and whose public record
by corrupt transactions that
by a demand from respectable
Eithdrawal. The republicans
OH Of the public funds, their
stices AMI abuse of trust.
Of which would fill vol
htch are recorded in reports
bg committees at Washington
JIM other speakers to recite.
~ n (eve the tate of the republican
zealed. At the nomination of
{eld, there was the ominous
apid pom the wall. That party will
Ter in history until the anti
ig up its mummies embalmed
enceforward the warm ~yitallz-
hnocracy will pulsate through
A his great national government
department. of industry, and to
6N9 tends to educate and ennoble
ING " energy and a new life.
e s4s APPLETON was the next speaker,
~ d with applause. The demo-
gSfa ut Il glorious union have
sssn for rejoicing over the glad
The harmony which the
the country has displayed
til Pfesentatives at Cincinnati is
- story, and is in great contrast
I proceedings Of the republic
twenty Years ago, in Caro-
= ialIc convention WAS charac-
OltloIls Of luminosity and iral-
al to those which at Chicago
Vi lh!s month, were i disgrace
10 our institutions. Twenty
- finocratic party was inglorious-
- ID such, The speaker predicted,
u. OF The republican party in
contest.
OF the Democracy and the
nm icock is the death knell Of the
y " which by its corruption, en-
~ maiadministration will de-
ply linwept, unlIonored and
'ck is a soldier, 4 patriot and
- nest man who may be relied
The affairs of the nation SO as
SfI sperlty and perpc'uity. 1t is
; tsT 'NarieS have no voice in the
'FAec'i'lre; but the princi-
ulcers are appointed by the
I'll" election to the Presiden-
ana able man is a guaranty
RS Will be similarly above re-
The score OF ability and integ-
n That citizens of the territories
s.l crested in the choice Of a
'"nsh We may lave no voice
eehlertain and have a right to
pest soiicitude as to the char
r,.% able Incumbent of that office.
Jason to be sa, listed with the
,,x.r 0clnnatl convention, for no
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