, 1885-02-19

An Enthusiastic but DIaniied Con-
ventIon Held Last Evening.
The First Public Expression of the
Territory's Wishes.
Hon. n. E. Post the Choice for
Myoming's Governor.

i@i'tAtf hAti fAHt tttuiuA ~ ~
press an opinion as TO the choice of the
citizens Of the territory for its governor
under the Democratic administration.
The attendance was large, fully 300 rep
resentatiye Democrats, and a number
Of ladies, being present. Owing to the
temporary suspension of travel from the
west, gentlepaen from Laramie City and
other western points. whose presence was
expected, were unable ia attend. The
meeting was an harmonious and interest
ing one, and the business for which il had
been called was conducted with becoming
dignity and an appreciation of IFS i'm
portance.
Shortly before s O'Clock Hon. A. II.
Reel called the meeting to order, and
placed in nomination for chairman the
name of Hon. Luke VOORHEES,. Mr..
Voorhees, was unanimously chosen US
chairman, and Col. Luke Murrin and
Isaac Greentree were appointed commit
tee to conduct Mi. VOORHEES, to the plat
form. On motion Hon. j. NJ. Thomp-
kins was chosen secretary, and the chair
H4' s's'es Tue oo'ec' Oh 'he convention
~ '0Neu "r an expression Oh us
"Sn
ool Luxe "u,iin' IN a Dne'' Dut ~
~ speee ~ a''e'on 70 'ne iac'
'rss 'n'7 was ,ne nis' uine IN tne history
us 'ass 10 citizens were gwen =
~ y .o'ee 'n sentiments reeAro,ns
'''e app'n'n'ea' u 'pS nsperai omcers- ror
"ls she 'eireors naa Deen a Do'apy
Day ,oi worn OUT ponucians, Du. under
ehe administration OF PRESIDENT cleveland
e eos,s "os'o " enosen iio" 'nose
~no mao oeen bona noe residents ior at
'eAS' TWO years prior 70 tnelr appoint
1'en~ ne moved 'na' 'he cna'r appoint
: ., I'VE on leSoiu''ons' 70 'ne
e''u ''ia. Tue op'se's anu sen'nenls Oh 'ne
ensene0n n'sn' DC appropriately ana
~ is'ssea - "i'.ins' me mo
60 'ne 'na. sPpon'ea
~ Lux = %u r' non, H. reel
% ~ nip, non nam
ma A',u non '" huykenoan as 'ne
,un s"1 inc ss"ue'nen re'feu 70
az 1ne oo%,n'nee was ieaving .ne naii'
~ oo"n,ek was cai'eu ior'
M app'Ae7 D oo"nieA ar0se 'ons
s' ie'n' IN iAso'o o. =. paira'
NJ t'se 70 ,eps"e' San7
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peop'' A" '"'7ance
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as' "Ie 70 'hs
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su pses'uen' anu II Is our
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m soselnor' Lap
n-M % nu u1p'u4 si'e 10 'ne
" "yoak anu !" ,ne
~ qu'4'c' u century un-
. p-'s A'a Zen u po"e,' 10 not
say A'y"s against 'ns ou'eo'ns .
NY + eas . ~. ene party VI
aau sne .nc nen VINO
~ a's NJ uas 'Ho lAs' ni'ees
80 A: !" na' Osen ~, parry y strategy ana
spV''' ""e pe'p's nave "ieu % us m
sues' rrp '"' ~y "a ie'o'na 'aneS
le'''' 49, ''o sea's 'ns ne
pAs "s ~ ','e', "
.I~ 'u ou'
'nese nsse peen ',oeu anu appoint,
sa's nave zen ps pf'se o. pon's'l
~" ps''s sy' Us ueep's, ,'ae p'Ap
ue'ss !. p's'" anu annlahAp's Terms
''la, .s',''ol'A' apPo'n.inel''s snaii DC