The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-09-26

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DAWSON.
Geo r Tingle, Robert Pontet,
Harry Helm, John F Maloney,
AR Duncan.
DEER LODGE.
Jno r Quieley, = Dooley,
A ii Mitchell, M Duffy,
j Abascal, Thos DAILY,
VIM Hardenbrsok, Thos McTague.
| MADISON.
II Howell, JIM knight,
| Ii ii Mood, KIP Bateman,
o b Barber, e Hurley,
| Oliver Ingram.
MEAGHER.
JIM Gray, VT Ford,
II Brooks, Weston,
] T A Johnston, PJ Moore,
w K Tierney, N b Smith,
VIM Berkins, PJ Monahan.
MsssULA.
G P Higgins, JEM Marion,
| Hammond, VIC Murphy,
James o Grady, w j Mccormick,
Geo w Reeves, T Z Marshall,
T Mcnamara, W Bass,
S L EIsner, ALynch,
Henry Chambers, JH Golf,
N Maher, A II Bradley.
SILVER BOW.
WV Dixon, RID Legeat,
A II Barrett, WI Mcnamara,
Ross Clark, II Clark,
Peter McDermott, Godfrey Lowell,
b Z Kingsbury, CP Hough,
ID WEIGH, p Clark,
John Moves, Fl L Frank,
John Forbs, JB Wilcox.
YELLOWSTONE.
W Meadow, II H Bole,
WIN B Webb, Brenchand,
NJ Proctor, A Owens,
Caleb Rich, A o Linsley.
GALLATIN.
Dr. Monroe, SW Langhorne,
VIM Cooper, VIM Fly,
PJ Qneally, VA Cockrell,
j A Savage, + L Mintie,
j K Hendry, II M Sloane,
PIP Worsham, FIX Armstrong,
J S Mendenhall, John Worth,
d. Kennedy.
JEFFERSON.
Z g Brooke, &c Berendese,
G L Harris, M Easterly,
WIS Powell, Ed Ryan.
LEWIS AND CLARKE.
A q Clark, ST Hauser,
J N Sweeney, WE Cullen
K w Bach, WI Stultz,
Q X Comstock, j D Pellitier,
Alex Burns, Sullivan,
ST Ralston.
The committee on permanent organization
and order Of business reported the temporary
officers for permanent officers, and on order
Of business: 1st. Report Of committee on
resolutions; I'd. Nomination of Delegate;
Sd. Selection of Territorial central commit.
tee; 4th. Miscellaneous business. Report
adopted.
DR.. Smallhsusen declining, J. A. Savage,
ESQ, Of Gallstin, was elected permanent
Chairman.
The committee on resolutions reported Is
fellows:
Resolved, That the Democracy Of Mont ana
In Convention assembled hereby declare our
firm adhesion aud devotion TO the principles
and doctrines Of the Democratic party rs ex-
pressed In the platform adopted by the Ma
lional Democratic Convention held at Chi
cago on the 9Th Of July, 1884, and commend
10 the Democracy Of the country the nomi-
nees Of said Convention, Grover Cleveland
Of New Yerk for President, and Thomas A.
Hendricks OF Indiana for Vice President, Of
the United States, As worthy Of the enthusi-
astic support Of all DemocI ats and ell other
citizens who believe In ar honest and Geo.
nomical administ. alton Of the affaiis OF the
National Government.
Resolved, That the Democrats of Montana
express their appreciation Of the faithful,
jealous and useful services Of Hon. Martin
Maginnis, who has for more than q decade
ably represented Montana in the Congress
Of the United States.
Resolved, That IL 10 the sense of this Ter
rilorial Democratic Convention that each
Delegate accredited to this Convention be
allowed TO vote regardless Of the 90 called
.Usit Rule"
Resolved, That the Democracy of Montana
earnestly urge upon the voters Of the Terri
tory, irrespective of party, the necessity of
the admission Of Montana q . State OF the |
Union 1t the earliest possible date.
Resolved, That We earnestly urge upon |
Congress the necessity Of such legislation Is |
will require the Northern Pacific Railroad |
Company TO recognize the claims Of oil act |
nal settlers under any Of the land laws Of the |
Emitted States made within the limits Of Its |
land grant prior 10 the actual, definite and
dnal location Of It's road; I'd, requiring said
Company TO sell Its lands to actual settlers
It prices In no case exceeding 81 90 per acre;
3D., recurring II TO make returns Of Its landed
md ether property for fair and equitable tax
ltion.
Resolved, That the actor Of the National
Democratic Convention In granting TO Del
gates from the Territories oil the privileges
|ranted to aud exercised by the Delegates
rom the States, is . just recognition Of the
'ardinal rights Of tho people
Il the Territories long deferred; and
he declaration that, In the selection OF on
ers for the Territories appointments shall be
made from the bsns 6de residents Of the
Territories 10 most emphatic recognition Of