The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-09-15

J O Sanders. Hsnsy Covdss.
n,ehard Loekey, BM Corssn,
D 4 weston. lics ksssl.,.
z I yawtss, % Mitchell
3 = iiospsr, wn Woodesek,
Homer Hswina, Hotter
Joseph Davis, George Travis,
VA Chessman, fHOCennes.
\ D Harrison, Pstrisk Quinn,
W Sanders, TH(anes,
) 4 4 W. xs1:r,..s, -. T!l s::.:.
Z FISK, SAnuel oehwab,
Noses Morris, Charles \ Jeasriss.
WA Sims. Martin witnsr.
nDAesna.
4 Price.
c % a.aa sheriff.
II 4 Johnston,
WIN Miller.
4 y Hughes,
] v stafford,
Psand.
uIssovLA.
Th SS, = r0ns'n .yyi.ss.a.s;
John cstli.. CIV La.ss;1, .-.
WA Basgs, l.dersss sass~
suysa now. ...
Hiram Knowiss, RoKnoxr
David Upton. ldwin Bo~a.
samuel uoobin. Wa Thenpssn.
cs:.i:: ss ) Warren. IS ps::s:e,
Alex Mcdonald. : Joseph Dan,
I r.. Z s snssn''-' w cI %hs;s.
s s.s: ! I E nss1.., aw 4+sss,' 49,.
d Cohen, 6r. = @ Letter,
W Il Avlssworth. II HeNsrpnsy.
" = Dewitt Ieorys G handolph-
Z Y Wymau. WIN Woodward,
Thomas Trevail, John Lloyd,
w.O speer, q Nichols, .
c ii Moore, Trask,
Maddox, Js Mil,iksn,
D X Hirbour. Arthur Nsdsau.
After some debate - to the vote Of Beaver
from the former was allowed 10 ca 1t the full
vote, and the proxy vote Of Custer was e.
cluded.
The following committees were, appointed:
Permanent Organisation and o. der OF Bust
ness-H. Brundage, d. Deutr' Guile, r. D
Davis, Phil. Dodson, II. Cook. G. Hedges,
o. Baker, r. 8. Price, T. n. Pomeroy, J, A.
Lsggat. -.
Warren, O. B. o 'Bannon, ii. N. Blake, aud
Thos. N. Pomeroy. .t F., :
The following report was submitted from
committee on permanent organisation aud
order OF business: '~'' ~ '..'
For permanent chairman, Hon. Miriam
Knowles. s..... 81.
For vies- presidents, r. u. Pom srey and
w. w. Anderson.
For permanent secretary, James 4. Ste
vens. .r@A Co.,
Fer assistant secretary, Thomas B. War
rem. -E...s. 8.,......
And that the order Of b.sinsss b. . fol.
lows: s liza ~" us I
j. The selection Of caadidsss for dsls
wRY
2. The report u the oennitta . On plat
form and resolutions.
8. The selection Of Territorial Central
Committee. r...H. Fa4 eEe #.Eaa&l
Recess until 9 P. -. g@as 3, lisa ~sfat,
a- AFTERNOON sxssIou. .ar 40.
On reassenbling, ths namss Of gentlemen
placsd In nomination were read that their
friends might answsr Who would accept
Colonel Sanders, u .hrief but very happy
and e1sctiss speech. dsclinsA; % Judge
Knowles In a short speech decline T. bs .
saadidats. aAaignlng his rsasons therefor. -,
a noti0a YrsyaiIsd that the roll Of coun.
tsss - called aad thas daissstss east THAR
votes for eandida&As. -a8.aHE ezs
The roll cali rssrltsd: al .. u.... ..
A. G. Botkin, o.; r. q. Power, %; w. r.
Sanders, !, 90. 3. Warren's voes); James u.
Mills, Is, (the vote Of Deer Lodge county,
which, before the vote was annouDc cd, was
changed 70 A. G. Botkin giving him st
votcs.)
ths unsninons choice Of the esavsn ten for
aslsgats 70 Congress. eal gsraer
tss q ave was then apteintsa 70 .nst ify Mr..
Rotkin Of bis nomination and invite him TO
come before the convention. tsag E59g9
The committee cShsistsd Of Ten =. War
rem, J. r. W6olnsn; J. 4. aI.sFgss, n. N.
Make, And O. b. O'BannOn.
The report Of the committee on n solu.
tions was then rsad anidst continued ap-
pl.uss, sLd vs. sdopssd ~ . auasi, ssus
vets. si ii Nj 7{s III,
Mr.. Pries, chairman Of she Mea char
county delegation, stated that whils Col onei
Wilbur II. Sanders was th1 nrse ch0ic VI
the Republicans Of thai ceanty, their next
choice wAs The Hon. Alex. @. Boikin, and
they wsuid one ard oil snrpp1 him y the
Charles 8. Warren offered The following
Rssolsed, Thas this convenGion halls nth
delight the appointment Of . Rspahlica m
Governor for Montana.
RESOLUTION seconded.
Hr. Sanders mevsd :AAs the rssolutioa b
Ao4W VI t0G h00tcs - Us4&0G tu0S III nOStCu
VS. moi. intendsd y cur ~ dsbats !; and,
psnaing SONS pertinent rsmarks y Nr.
Galloway, Hon. 4. G. Dotkin wae bgnught
n and introduced y Judge Knowles, aud
n n address of shout thirty mfnulsS lsnsth
thanked the Csnventisn for The hosor oyn-
fsrred upon him, stating that n acespling
The nomlnation he accspted Il With Ill, sho
rssponsibility which Il involves, including
the duty Of speaking In sas " 1870 placss
In each county upoA Tia ausaI0as - the
campaign, and to advocase Tho psincsples Of
the Republican pafsy; and tha6 ~ slIort 81
his should - lscklne thak nay ~ uscessafy
e secure ths ssccss y ~ paEty n Nevss-'
ber. ..t.s,.
~ ths conclusIsn n - sddrass thre
AeaEty chsss wsFs ejssn 1br ~ Hea. Aiox.
Botkin, ana ~ eeayoakiok a4teaTUe1 uneil
51op. - whsa ~ IeSSilos1ol Coo1sal