The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-09

On Permanent Organization AZ Burke nj
Edmunds, y. Marsh of Ransom r. b! Foster of
H Ha Miles Russell Of Charles Mix, and ". 3,
So The committee on credentials reported the
following t. counties present and represented
Beaals 9ess Eamunds vossi Lawrence yo5 e
Bon Homme. y Foster q. Isl. i |Minnehaha !,
Brule Hamlin (. Pennington, !,
6a.! Hand Ransom. -.
Clay 3 Hyde. s. suIly. j
Eharles MIX Hughes. SO Turner.
Diokey ~ IKingsbury II Onion 9
5DouglasS,s. ~ Lincoln ..3 Yankton. g
Dawson Wells
The report was adopted and the COMMITTEES
on permanent organization reported the
name, of e. G.; Wright of Sioux Falls .as per-
manent chairman and j. EiHall Of Cass as
secretary. These were duly elected. On
motion, Gilbert Of Minnehaha was
elected assistant secretary. .3sq7s!;
NOMINATING A CANDIDATE
o. ". B. Harris Of Yankton then nominated
Morris Taylor Of Yankton as candidate for
delegate +. M. Siebach nominated John n
Wilson Of Deadwood, and d. M mman nom
mated M w Sheaf Of Yermillo An in
formal ballot being taken BY counties, the
vote stood Il 1. ~ Il Il
6u6At.
Mr.. Sheaf gracefnlly Withdrew In favor
of the Deadwood candidat e, and the conven:
tion proceeded to q formal ballot IA dozen
counties were called, and all voting for VIII
son, MIR. Taylor moved to dispense
with the call "A and II: to j elect Mr.,
Wilson by reclamation, which motion
carried and Mr. W ilson funanimo usly nom
mated. E. h. Day Of Bon Homme then
Ehrn a - AZ, 90, ri, :.
emonies by moving that the convention pro-
ceed.to elect q chat man Of the D Democratic
cen trail committee To which Major Smith
Of Minnehaha offered an amendment pro-
Mdtng that central COMMITTEES Of thirty
membegsE FIVE from each dicial district .
be first selected from which o chairman
debate, and during this D. W. sMaratta Of, Bis
imarck and ID NO Kell iher OF Il Jamestown
arrived and We're motion, given seats in
the convention g The endnent was
adopted BY g vote Of q 8 to The COM
;mittee on resolutio ns'rep ported the GLOWING,
which were adopted, and an adj ournment
till 8 O'clock AIKEN .sss ~ il 7s
Resolved, That the Demo cracy of Dakota do
endorse the platform Of the national party and
thenominatlo lon Of Cleveland and Hendricks. SE@,
\ Resolved That we are opposed to all sumptu-
AYE, and III !aWs WIN per-
i Resolved, That we are opposed to high PRO-
5tecttve tariff and to all form Of taxes not 1re-
1uired for the economical admin Of the
Resolyed THAT Nc are il favor 81 equal taxa
tton for all classes Of property, and opposed
to one mode " III taxation g fors fafmers
and another for corpoTat ions and believe chat
the welfare Of the people not sub served by the
practice Of making the attorneys. and agents Of
corporations the 81 political and
q 10
q Resolved, That se ;beliess tliat f6r the best In
teresta Of Dakota that d board 81 commission
Il rsgllass The
Resolved That we believe o,ir.lvast school land
donation from the y nited States government
terrtory il the lion seh fns
derived from this source will be sufficient I'd
support the edueation Of people perpetual
lou Of the tcniter on the seventh standard par
;allel, and appeal to the Democratic members Of
congress to favor such division.
territory especially Of that portion Of ths Sioux
reservation lying north Sof the White dY6ri
Z sh h49 bs opened 70 settlement.
ing engendered and perpetuated II the territory
psassa shs
north 10 east e
qutres that federal ofhcers for the terri
ttSIys,.s hoald be selected from tho citizens
"A; III NJ THE EVENING SESSION M Il;
the first business afteran overture by the
! Queen City band WINS the reports Of the com
mittees from the several judicial districts q
tee, which are as follows. IS n
4 First BIZ: Cauifs end Ben Bear, Lawrence
DIV; Flick Custer: IS
- Faber, Bruie: i d: Harris. Yan 1t rs. 8
Foster Dawson; Nat Kern sanborn. s8}sEsi
Re, Third "a Joy. Grant Webb, Pembina: F. q;
Marsh, Ransom George Egbert, Cass; (Richland
Kaiieder, stntsnian:sJ. D. Hoilsnbaok. Rarieigh;
VIII. Becker, Dickey; "a. G. Covell, Foster; w.
Vallandi gham, Barnes. 81, X, !. 9 a3,S
Turner; ". Van Epps, Minnehaha; IA B0ynton,
Lincoln; John Bowman, Lake. Il
Fifth A. Ward Hughes; F.. q. Lalley, Hmm
lin i; = 9, Burke Eti r j Smith Hand;
The report Was adopt sd.s
jonrned IS
JohnR. Wilson, thS Democratic nominee fol
delegate 10 i congress from Dakota, was
born - I'M Fulton, Mo-, March.
1849. and 4 III therefore thirty Ave X years
Of age He stIdied law ct his naive place, and
at the early age Of seventeen was omitted to
1868 he removed Il tos Dakota locating a
spslsnsrshig ish j. Edwin ysasiss under s.
large law praotice In the BLACK Hills, and among
Richmond sitting. Bull case s in which,
shsy saa assSSaneys aSs tfs sa
TO successful Issue. Mr. Wilson was member
OF the territorial council in 1881 and by hia
md won friends SO numerous as to receive tbs
UNANIMOUS choice Of his party % their Standard