The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-06-04

American people as will m.h.>
victory beyond a shadow Of thai
80 far as the candidates for TO- ooutt
idential nomination are con sas phs
do not wish any gentleman Ter
my election by your votes "a tailk
tive of anything relative to ,lhadiea
ference of one candidate ne pte,
other. l am prepared, and ~
every member of this convanah on
prepared, to return to his homaao
an unmistakable Determines. Wit
give the candidate of this convosa., t.
his loyal and hearty WENT ,
whoever they may be, I1THIppot
I am satisfied in my own MIND :
when we 20 before the people ~ tls
country our action will be rst;sht
because the great heart of the Aas
can people will never consen1t sti
have a political party gain
ascendancy of this yoyern. "
whose chief reliance is on a frsaee t
lent ballot and violence at the @ ".n
Applause. am satisfied thaSt \.
people of this country are ton l&'
everto allow a man to be inaupunnM%
President whose title to the nos
is brought forth in fraud. ain az
fed that the American people ~
ratify our action, because thew WY WY
never consent to have a rtyunaM4
system for the government other bsss
one that will not only lalse the nso'a
sary revenue for its support, but Will
also be sufficient to protect ev s%
American citizen in mis- businss!
[Cheers. Gentlemen, not for mS
self, but perhaps in accordance !,
custom, I thank you for the hoo0w.
you have conferred upon me-.
At the suggestion of Hon. A. Ma.
tin, secretary of the national COMM,
lee. Hon. Titus Sheard, OF New Yo,t
and j. w. Lee. of Pennsylvania
were chosen assistant secretaries. IA
serve during the temporary orgapizs'
ton. The chairman of the deler
tions then announced the names Of
the psrsons selected to serve on lhs
various committees of the conyen.
ton.
Henry L. Pierce, of Massacnusett,
the following resolution:
Resolned, That the subject of a re-.
vised apportionment of delegates 10
national CONVEX tons and of 4
revised superintendent of members Of
he national committee be referred IA
he committee on rules and order Of
business with leave to report before
he ballot for president.
Hon. w. q. DenoOn, of Iowa. pre.
'ented a memorial and petition from
he National Woman's Christian
temperance Union.
The petition was read and referred
o the committee ON rules.
Leslie w. Russell, of New York
the following, which was
eferred to the committee on resolu>
ions:
Resolved, That the committee on
esolutious be, and is hereby directed
givela hearing to the committee
'ppoinied by the Irish National
league of America to present 4
lemorial to this convention on The
ubject Of ownership of real territory
n the United States by for.
igners.
Adjourned to IL o'clock tomorrow.
After carefully studying the vote on
be question of temporary chairman
does not appear to have really been
test Of strength. as some delegates
'oted with a view Of sustaining the
elton of the national cOmmjttao
other questions % be decided
ater. while others voted for Lynch
With a view OF eflecting the coloyed
'OIe.
Blaine and Logan after the vote,
they held greater strength
j the convention that they had t.
ore supposed, while the adherents OF
be independents and dark horses
Pem to feel satisfied with the DO
ition which they hold between the
lain contrasting forces.