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

Of HeIesa being called upon f6e rul'
to govern the party. He insiste
that Mr.. Hathaway should b Re
mittcd to cast the vote q Cust.
. eoasty.
Mr.. Aldesou thought Il would
quite - we'll for the party to let ca
ter county rsnDain unrepsssented ~
> der the circumstances.
Judge Knowles thought Dotbin
ecsld be sained By permitting III
Hathaway - east the vets Of Custe
, county and that II would b . dan
geros,s precedent 70 establish.
NJ. Sanders moy.d that Mr.. Gallo
ways name BE- subst tuted for that Q
> Nj. Hathsway's.
Mr.. Caliaway objected.
NJ. Sander said be thosght thu
NJ. Warren was now satisfied, thai
what the gentleman wanted We Z
little controversy and to have hk say
IN It.
NJ. AEdrieux moved II lay the
motion To an,esd the report upon the
table.
NJ. Sanders observed that II Mr..
Andrieux's motion prevailed II
would carry the whole subject mat
ter with II.
Mr.. Andsieux's motion US not
put.
Notiens aud objections were made
until Mr.. Andrieux cut the snasi the
convrntion was In BY moving the
previous question % the motion to
adopt the committees report.
The previous question wrs second
ed and tive original motion being put
It WAS declared carried. So Caster
eounty Wa desied . vste In the con-
v.ntivn.
Nr. Hedges moved that one from
each county be appointe'l BY the
chair ~ = committee on Permanent
Organization and Order Of Business.
Carried.
Mr.. Ssnders moved that . commit
TEE Of i've b. appointed by the CHAIR
on Platform and Resolutions. Car
rietl.
The Chair appointed the commit
tees and upon psotios of Noes Nor
ri~ the c"nv~ntion took Z recess until !
8 o'cisrk o. no.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At 3o'clock p. NJ. President pro
tenn Besttie called the convention to
order.
Nr. r. O. Hickmas presented the
credentials Of Mr.. J. e. Nulliu - .
delegate from Beaverhead county,
md moved that be b admitted to .
lat in the e0nventioD. Carried. !!
Judge Knowles moved that i,,as-
much - In the discussion up,n tue
report Of the Committee on Creden.
'ials language had Teen used which
compromised . gentleman now In the
Convention, that he he allowed to
make personal explanation.
1.-THE gentlemsn referred to b Mr.
Wm. Thomps''n, who represented
county IN the Territorial
Convention two years
~, and who, It was intimated, was
citizen Of Madison county at that
ime.-RepOrter.]
Mr.. Sanders thought there was NO
ne for such explanation. Nothing
nd been said here that required ex-
'lanatiOn At the hands Of Mr..
thompson.
Judge Blake raised the point Of ]
rider that Judge Knowles' motion
'as cut Of order.
The Chair decided the point Of
ruler was not well taken.
judy" Knowles made an earnest
ppeal to the Convention to permit
II. Thompson to explain. He did =
OF want this matter passed over By
whitewashing resolution. The
ualge referred to . motion made By {
member that the Convention exon.
ate Mr.. ThOmpson from all Llame u
] the matter rc!err d to.
Mr.. Sander. insisted no wrong had ?
re" done t" Mr.. Thompson by the
marks made In the Convention. IL 4
= Thought there had been he would
s'It'gize. Hut this Convention, the "
.ntlensan said, was here for work q
ID nat to listen tO the explanations q
tl'ose who might feel wounded ~ u
marks made here.
The motion Of Mr.. knowles was
'clarea 'ost upon division. 10 the q
DnventiOn refused to hear Mr..
|'"n,pson's explanation. &,
The Committee On Permanent Or p
'nizaticn and Ortl~r of Business u
'sale the following report: u
M. Pt.xitlest: The Coanmitteeon y
ornament Organization aud Order
Business Of the Republican Terri =
rial Convention held In Butte, N. 81
Sept. Is, 1851, would recommend
z following named gentlemen ~ ;.
1cess vt the CeuvemtiOu: "
For permanent Chairman, Hon. NJ
Tram Knowles, Of silver Bow IN
unity. H.
For Vice President, 1st, r. n.
'sssesey: ii, w. W. AIejers,n. In
]. r.. Stevens, r. b.
arreu,
And that the order Of business be ~
follows:
1T. Election Of candidate for DEL y
ste to Congress. G"
md. Ren'rt Of the counitte On tn
|ttOrn aud resolutions. eR
d. Selection Of Territorial Cen. g"