The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-05-29
DlEorl NEWS he1R !.
:hs Dakota Dsznoo!lM$:;

ne Dc1ocratc convention met 81
,'le uth ini md r.s oas Of tbs MOI
enthusiastic one, ever hold in Dsiuta,
Most all III counties ware Represented
=! tull dele gates, and It VI. app.ren,
from the st trt that ths democrssy f.lt
a il the year 1884 vas to be tho suc.
cestul one, v. 7. Love Of Be.dle
,!ant! VA made temporary chairman;
george Egber Of Fargo aud c. Hniucs
OF Pierre, secretaries. The following
c,inmsttees we're then appointed, After
vI'l.4. the convention took recess I'M,
ii i o'clock:
Observation-Disclosures, N, n: Dny
Of Ion Hommc: First district, Fred Is.
atearna Of Pennington: Second, G, n
Price d Hyde, Morris Taylor Of Ynnk-
ION; TLirl .. N. KelleaSher Of Stuts.
nan: \. N. Mccormick Of Grand
Forks Fourth, George Henry Of Brook.
iaGs, H. &. Kennedy Of Turner.
rermanWt Observation-Disclosures,
~: y: Harris. innktou; First district,
+. T. Stcalps, Pennington, and J. ".
lt".ers. Custer: Second. James Il.
Foster. Davidson, md c. J. Haipcs.
Hughes; Third. c. b. Pratt, Grand
Forks. md c. F. Smith; Fourth. E. j.
Smith, Minnctal,a, anil c. F. thinner.
nau. kingsLurr.
Observation-Disclosures Mr.. Duncan
First district, J. F. Watson, J. u. Rog-
err; Seeoud, Ar. Adams Edmunds,
.. P. Havcr, Sully; Third, n, J..
Goodrich. Stutsman. G. J. Hollemback.
Bnrlcieli: Fourth. E. G. Wright, Aim
nclta!n,. f. g.. Hale. Lincoln.
After rrccss the ro,ulnitteo On per
n'a:na't organization rnlsortcd tho fol-
lowing for permanent officers, and tho
sriturt was adopted:
Chair1na,l. James s. Foster of David.
son: first virc president. H. O'Neil Of
t.a.s: second vice president Z. G..
StuitlI Of Hinnchnl,n. secretary, Capt,
tirorgt Ebert Of Chs; assistant sccrc-
larcS. jacob Qcl'lcrt of A[innchnln nu,l
rN- Fulton VI Grand Forks.
Six candidates were named for dele.
Ga'cs te>>the Chirngo CONVENTION, and
resulted in n victory for F. NJ. Ziclaeh
VI Bon Hon,n,c, and Maj. Mccormick
Uf GRAND Forks; rs alternate, Fred
Stearul Of Pennington Was cl,osen.
Tie platform adopted l,r the CONVENTION d as
follows: Ths Democratic party ri tho terri
turr III D7knta, in cuurrrltinn rsse1nllcl, 10.
ncTtnc their pledges Of fidelity p tho eardinsl
rl.'maa Jerer.nn and tho oll,er ilu4.rphs
fatlirrs Of the Republic. rrtolve :,
/ iFir:-That lilo e,ivrntion rcenr,ia ia un-
qnalidc.l aprruval Of Tie tnesxurs Of rnrcnue
! rcfnrui intro1nrrl snd mpporsel tr "a majority
Of ihe Deun :raiic u,cm(s'ra al eoagrcsI. anil
, Iifat We urge nr.n tlni Democratic national
s!usentriu tic nlarti,M Of air.ittS uscasuren
lsikiuE ~ 4 rorrr.tinu ID tue l,rcst1t uhnoxi-
.a tariff svtttEi. and that il,r luxnrnus ri hi.l
life should l,v thn exn naca OF Tue government,
and tl,s dliti!s Should 10 rumovel FROM rhq
! pc.r..itIs VI life.
! Stcan l-Th., the De,soeral. Of Dakota Ter
rii,'tT ttcoEaize tlis duty We owe tho union
i .o!licH otlLe latr var. ind no favor tic pas.
sa=' nj ;ilse hill nov Icn.ling l.cforr runsn.-.
; Ia Grant tilein q Snrrant nf Ia, acrcA OF tausI
: 10 ie.kcn from tho l~hlic .L,rnaln.
IlI.l-That ne are In favur q rcfoSM ri tho
civil .nrriec and an ocouomizl administration
| OF rnt'lic Af[airA
Fourth-That tbs Den.ncralic party Ia tho
foe cr all SUMMARY laxs. t,clioviis ti,t tllcy
! AFRO Infringement arnn tic private rights oil
tho people MAl destructive Of true libcrtr.
fihI!-1h.t tho ihns'crstic, party T. Tx
fhatIrim III iIoicN NANCY, Enld And hilFcr,
ami paper c,mrcrtalln fntn eiin anal tho airict
mui,rianr,ut dc p,LiLc faith, bo,L tsrri,urial
| anil rs :::ntht -
4 resolution was niloptc,l for the APP
I~'intrncut ri c.'in,niltcr Of thrco to rcr-
fret 4 mnrrrlrunyh anil uniform orGani-
zaiinit Of the party in the territory.
W T..Iore nj Bradlc, James A. Ward
nf Hugl,cs nni F. E Stcariis NJ Penn.
nigtnu vcro appointed uuch committee
by the chair.