The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-17

.stesd b tho Republican part dis9rsdited
sclHne md false pretense, OF frtendship s5oi
Ssss e. e. y
fpr Aneftcan labor, by reduced nxes 70 TIE enq
thi$ teSse United States may Sympete WITH IN.
AtnaeIed powers for the primary among n3esons
1.-THE arts and fruits Of ltbStty "a s ]
& TRIBUTE TO THDHN y S3hss ~
u; With profound regret we have tneen appr1seds
by the venerable statesman through whose person
s that ssw e. he sha a 81 ZIP mao
ity, that he cannot permit US again to place n
his hands the leadership Of the Democratic hoste
for the reason that tho achievement Or reform u
the administration Of the federal government Is
On undertaking top heavy for his age and falling
strength. Rejoicing that his lie has been pro
longed until the general judgment OF our fell "
scountrymeni Is united IN the WISH tnat" that
wrong were righted III his person for the Democ.
raey Of theIJnited, Statess Qtfett6 him m his|
Withdrawal fom publ cares MT only $ouff 9re5
sreetfll sympathY ssteemsb9t also thaa pess
tothe prilcinies and the cause now ansapatable
and tie name Of samueig. Tilden. With asta$e.
the Democratic party, the great issue Of reform
and change in administration is submitted to
the people in calm confidence that the popular
voice will prodounce in favor q new men and
Of industry, the sxtsnsionot Trade ahd due re-:
ward Of labor andpf Eapitsl and fhe general
welfare Of the whole Douhtr 81 n. Gi} z
OOl. MOTTlbOu tuou ROL' up W, bttto bllht u6
yielded to Gen. Butler to present a minority
report He further outlined the programme by
isaying: Gen. Butler will have 80 minutes to e1-
plan his report after II is read; Mr. Converse
of Ohio win have five minutes III which to
speak and Mr.. Watterson of Kentucky ten, af-
ter which l shall move the previous question
and call for the adoption of the report
All this was carried out and the
previous question. ordered, 1 Thei voter was
then taken by states On Buffers substitute and
it was rejected-ayes, 81 u noes, TAX When
the vote Of Indiana was being announced
Senator Voorhees, stated That he wished special
ly to have his vote recorded in the afirma-
tive. The question was REQUIRED on the adop-
ton Of the majo lity report and it was adopted
without opposition.4a'- '37.t!
] The: convention then prodceded to ballot for
President, and deep silence Wast maintained
during the following announc cement Of the Vote
BY the clerk: s5ij
Cleveland Tilden I. /.
H RsSshs s. s. E HSas5ssss
NcD Donald. So * - -
hoadly Total 800
S Gandas g e choice 81
The programme had beeii kept in this-that
Cleveland did not get q ma ority on the first
ballot The result was received with good
deal Of uproar, but with nothing like the en-
thusiasm that had been eeted, The copyen-
rs 81 fe aBaSsesa ~. lsS
bounced as members OF tie national Committee:
Alabama, Henry @. Semple; Arkansas, s. Nv.
Fordyce; California, M a Tarpey; Colorado,
~ s Walters OnhneG Hout Nv. MBaffiu1i Iowa
Samuel Pasco; Georgia, Patrick Walsh; Illinois,
2 corning JUDD indiana, Austin IL. Brown ;
5sSs hssf & RH e KsR
Jonas; Maine, Edmund W ilson; Maryland, "a
3. German; sMichig gan Don NJ, Dickinson;