Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-11-03
wednesday,s Rte,publiean Z, Convention N

OTQer anu expressed the nope 2t08l lt0o
action of the convention would be har.
monious, and believed it would be ex-
cepting On one or two candidates. He
called John A. Stoycll to the chair to act
as temporary chairman. ,
Major s. A. Dickey nominated Robert
Macnider secretary. He, declined and
Major Dickey nominated Walter Ster-
land, who was duly chosen. .,s:. a
. Capt. Mantor moved committee of
three on creGeatials. The chair ap-
pointed as such committee, Capt Man.
tor, Mr.. Mclean and Major Dlckey, i.
Capt Mantor said he was not a dele.
gate, bnt presumed he had as much right
to act on the committee as he had to make
the motion. Robert Macnider, A.: e.
Hinckley and J. H. Marshall, were ap-
pointed. .,..,s -...: 5-, II .:rt:'.ss, s!si-
Major Dickey moved recess until the
committee was ready to report. Vi,
The committee on credentials reported
as follows: ..'@ -. s5..ss :.
Precinct No. 1.-Washburn, two votes,
not represented. rG.. ,..,s-...
Precinct No. 2.-Two votes not repre-
sented. Sam Falconer one vote.
Precinct No. 3.--One delegate not rep
resented. .-.....szz .'..,.,s. ...,..
Precinct No. 4.-Three delegates, not
represented.
Precinct No. 5.-Three delegates, not
represented. j"
Precinct No. 15.-One delegate, not
represented. --,-.~-
Precinct No. First ward, city of Bis
mark, two votes not represented. -:r;.s.,.
Precinct No. GA. Northup, with
proxies, also for Camp and Donahue. ~
: Precinct No. 7.-H. r: Porter and r.
Macnider. Two votes not represented. =
Precinct No. 8-John A. Stoyell, S. A.
Dickey, 8. W. Griffin and J. II. Marsh
all. S..s sss -. u s.
Precinct No 9.--Wm. Franklin, L. N.
Griffin, Walter Sterland and John P.
Hoagland, the latter by Robert Macnider.
proxy. .,-s.-. -l.. -, ..,... 49,
Precinct No. 10.-Stark Farm. A. W.
Cameron, Chas. Homer and j. Mcdonald,
Falconer, proxy to Robert Macnider. ~, ri
Precinct No. 11-Henry Gager, proxy
to Thos. Richards, Donald Stewart and
Dugald Campbell, proxy to John A. Nc
Lean. s>t.:,.-'' +. .'s.>}'.. ! 81 ''',...
-: Precinct No. 12-Daniel Jones, H. J.
Craw, L. Lucas, jr., and E. S. Neal - 49,,
Precinct No 13.-John I. Steen, Jas.
Lowrie, John Robinson, and Park Robin
son; proxies to John l. Steen. 1.@:1 ~. .
Precinct No. IA. G. Hinckley and
F. WI aquith and Il. G. Could: proxies
to A. g. Hinckley. .tsjE :: :~,. - ~: ..a: sss.4
| MIR. Stoyell paid handsome tribute to
Alex Mckenzie, and moved his unani-
nous nomination by .acclamation. 'Fhe
motion was carried. :.... :; :,... t,.. .ssz
Mr.. .saI4 Stoyell. .-.. n then t{{;;:a moved
the nomination by acclamation of the fol-
lowing complete ticket which was carried :
For sheriff-Alex. Mckenzie ., ~. H. X.
| County commissioned Harmon, LIST
| district; E. s. Neal, I'd district; John Satter-
land, Sd district. -. ,-. -
Register Of deeds-Wm. Falconer.
| Assessor Mantor. .'st'' 's.'' .''' i'@-
Superintendent of public schools-Wm. A.
Bentley. 49,. ......:, ;. s7,:,
Judge of Probate-E. N. Corey. ..-.-...
| County surveyor-Frank P. Brown.
County coroner-Wm, d. Smith. -
Inspector-Ohas. M. Cushman. 7,
Justices of the peace-Thos. Richards,
Hugh Mcdonald and 81. F. Wogan.
Constables-Donald McRea, Leonard Lu-
cas- anu 0uS OOuu6Ous ....---- p.
MIR. Stoyell then paid glowing tribute
to the republican party and pledged eter
nal fidelity to it and to every name on the
ticket. He denounced the course of the
TRIBUNE which he said had disgracetully
and dishonesty deserted the republican
party in its hour of need, and its course
during the past few days would bring
shame upon the county: Its course, he
said, was dictated by a desire for revenge,
and was in the interest of clique. He
referred to an impertinent little son OF a
Jew. Because the TRIBUNE crowd could;
not secure his nomination they proposed
to kick, and were breaking wind over it
like baby with the bellyache, and he
proposed that every man who cared for
his party should set down on them. He
hoped the convention would bear with,
these remarks He was unable to get!
them into print and telt it to be his duty
to denounce these people as they deserved.
He continued: "You have nominated
ticket creditable alike to you and your
county If gamblers have been. placed
upon it they are square gamblers; if
horse thieves they are square horse
thieves. There is not q man on that
ticket who is ashamed of his record
Major Dickey moved to adjourn.
Capt. Mantor suggested the appoint
ment of q central committee.
+ Mr.. Mclean said the committee ap
pointed at the last convention should hold!
over in order to guard against split next
fall.
+ The following resolutions were adopted
and the convention adjourned: s
4 Resolved, That the republican county
onr,va,, tinn uifhin and for the o0unkv of Bnf.