The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-16

No objection beisg made Mr.. Gan
ders read the resolutioos. (Nst being
ale to obtain . copy Of the Tesolu'
ti"ns, We are compelled to deny our
selves the pleasure Of Publishing
them.-Editor.1
Upon melton Of Mr.. Morris the
platform = reported BY the commit
tss was sdpted.
Mr.. Chas. Warren introduced the
following resolution:
Resolred, That We hail with de-
light the nospinsiion ola Republican
Governor for Montana.
Mr. Warren moved the adoption Of
the resolution.
A member moved to lay the resolu-
ton On the table.
Mr.. Warren insisted On the adop-
tion Of his resolution He said the
present nominee was the only Re-
Osblican Governor Montana ever
had aud thought 1t . cause for con-
graduation.
Mr.. Galloway took the Republican
newspaprrs Of the Territory to task
for speaking we'll Of Mr.. Aiaginuis.
He held that Mr.. Nsginnis he'd not
doae bis duty. He had not given %
asy school lands, be had net co.
)aryed the peni,entiasy; 10 had not
bored any artssiaa wells for the Ter
ritoey and that the rapids in The Mis-
souri, river va - shallow % ever not
outstanding the appropriations
which had been made for them. He
thought Republicans ought not to
vote for Maginnis and mildly zen.
sured Judge Pomeroy because the
Aissoula county Repu'. licans ,roxld
vote for the Democratic Delezate |
nd concluded by reading . lecture to |
The Republican press Of Montana. |
NJ: Galloway was unfortunately cut !
'h"st in bis speech BY the appearance
IT Nj. A. G. B"tkin. United States
llanhal for N. miami, and thu Re-
~ lican nominee for Delegate tn
Congress.
After ''eing lifted on the stage Mr..
Botkjn was introduced to the con-
and addressed It ut some
ength. 1t was . flne effort and we
egret our inability to pre-ent his re-
marks to the readers Of the MINER.
At its conclusion Mr.. Warren
moved that the convention adjourn
o $50 p. m. |,
A member presented q resolution
tightly complimenting Col. w. F.
and ~ tor his labors In behalf Of
he Republican party.
Mr.. Warren's resolution was then
ut and carried.
EVENING SESSION.
Upon reassembling Warren's reso-
'tion, bailine with delight the ap-
ointment Of > Republican Governor,
'hich was pending At adjournment,
- taken up. Sanders moved to
y the resolution on the table.
considerable discussion followed. In
hich 1t was urged the convention
'uId not afford to do such = petty ,
I'd undig"ifietl act N to pass 4 reso-
|ti0n Of censure by i'm, LEGATION, and
the other hand that those who
vored the tabliny Of the resolution ?
ere eating crow. WO oman, Of
ewls and Clarke, when his name r
~ called, YOU ,'hed for Governor p
otts - Republican - earnest and =
~ any on the 1lOcr Of the
The resolution was tabled. Ayes,
; noes, 50.
Gibbs, Of Deer Lodge, introduced
resolution Of thanks for graceful 9
urlesies from the Utah and North. r
D. q
This was another firvbrand In the
oventton, and evoked - much OPP
sttion that Gibbs withdrew the r
SOLUTION. .
The following named gentlemen Z
re then appointed ~ the Terr,to- A
j Republican Central Committee y
; the ensuing year. "
F. Sanders, chairman; .
A. Meyernd"rf, secretary; c. L.
lwter, treasurer.
B. F. White-Beaverhead. r
w. H. Hunt-Choteau.
J. N. Mills-Deer Lodge. ~
". w. Andeyon-Gallatin. J.
Hiram C0ok-JeflersOu. q,
;eOrge Gol'n- Madison. a s.'
has. w. CDok-Mesgher. o.,
!. N. PO'ueroy-Nissoula.
:. :. Wsrren-Silver Bow. -
!. w. Superintendent.
:. Lawreuce-Dawsou. .
lpsolu' ions Of thanks were then
slered the officers Of the conven- 4,
y and to Robert Renshaw for the cis
of the hall, when the laLors Of the
lventiOn were clostl, and It went II
D condition Of suspended anin,a- e.
. to listen to addresses from Clsg-
S.nAnAs llnsk3s snu.l onl>~-. oC