Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-12

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w sea 3 cla.sley. G:say
yenerson-J. y. Smith.
Meapher-P. n Maionav
Madison-W. w. Morris.
ParS. nos; q 80. Y; Marsnail.
Silver Bow-Iohn 4. uI r.,;a.
ID Yeliowstone-J. H. Cnnrad
ri On motion OF w. Wallace II a;n,;,.
action was taken on the cornmitteeI 4
NO resolutions and the following we're ose.
he co,.,.,.,a s
oS RESOLUTIONS.
Beaverhead-G. L. Paul.
in Ohoteau-G. D. Brown.
Oascade-Jerry ColliDs
uS Custer-Ed. Butler.
hei Dawson-J. Il. Widmeyer.
bel Fergus-Granville Stuart.
hai Gallatin-John A. Luce.
- yeHerson-Robert 81. Fraser
Lewis q ClaTke-Hon. Sam Word.
Of Meaghsr7Lames L. Fisk.
n, dadlson-O. B. Barbour.
"a Missouia-Wash. J. Mccormick.
~ rark-J. a. Savage.
Silver BOW. w. Dixon
YelioWstone-John McGinnis.
ic On motion OF Hon. w. a. Clark it was re
g. solved that q caucus of the delegates bs
q held at O'Clock in the hall Of the conven;
tion, and on the same gentleman's motion
y q recess OF the convention was taken until
II O'Clock.
y rur c.ucns
,fI
ine caucus assembled at 3 O'Clock with
o0o " 'ne ueiegaoes present. except those
i nlstsd tha;. = "uu u.,, nau noo com7
!. the caucr,s was . i,l, ,,na :, 'is ms eacepsion
1 OF the convention The chair was laken
|, by w. j. Mccormick who announced the
OBJECT TO De the elucidation of sentiment
on the subject oil Delegate to Congress. A
oecided sensation was created at the out
set by speech OF DIR. Schmalhauser Of
to Mad,son hseoms mh9 tsa urged the Hon; W. A. Clark
party. Mr.. Clark at first entered a yi9or.s
, ous protest against it. Speeches
followed by Messrs. Word Wal
lace, Pemberton and Mccormick ar
in favor OF Mr.. Clark and placing before him
the necessity Of the party for his services
and the obligation under which he would
place it by accepting. The suegestionI
awakened the utmost enthusiasm of the
delegates who were SO pronounced in their
expressions Of approval that Mr.. Clark was
unable o resist the fattering Endorsement
and finally consented TO accept the nom.
Iination. He was carried to the platform
% xnere ne state9 tnat tne unwonted out
lie could no longer Withstand the strong |
pressure brought to bear on him and or
pressed sne gratihcation it afforded him to
nant oo'00' = suon unAnimley Oh senu-
oSbooSDED ENTHUSIASM.
When the doors OF Renshaw Hall werej
thrown oman sbortlv .fta, o,oloo,, a..
scens that vas nrs.en.sd [ -. .s". .ovA n
.nao was plesen'eo was ena6 OF
oooy OF men overfiowing with enthusiasm.s
constant succession OF cheers from those
IA the nan during the session OF the caucus
prepared the spectators to witness soms1
excitement. The delegates were all stand
ing or moving ahnnt5 4:n their .isees hasheu
- ~ ~ otIa IL sL.eh SUI eon@nueG, snaKlng
oTsn 1,a ooues Icy py :le nauu gnu Iookihg gener.
a.ly as Cnougn ig was the nappiest moment
:s Delne Dorne 20 one plaoiorm ana tne enthus-
ah ,Hsm ;ra aS ssty ,,t tL as uoinng pone. Inc
cIsaa.ulan a:aI puo one ino1lon ana tne caucus
auIourneu.
aepolIa.y Cnalrman Marion resumed I
ons saxea .an anu Saiieo 5ne convention TO
n.uer t..u s a. 4:Iv Inc Iano played an over.
sure sule aICer wn'Gn tne cnalr announced as the
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oy 'ne secretary as ioiiows:
TIE DELEGATES.
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credentials nnd that tee following persons
are entitled to seats in this convention:
Beaverhead County Delegates-(F. L.
Graves 7. @. Brennar at LARGE 10.
Handesty. ]. F. BERGMAN. Jos. A. BroWoe ,
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Chas Waoner at iaroa ! Isrrv GoiI;ns Thns
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Rinewold, Pat sweeney.
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ards Jos snli;van at 10 zoe n. 'e :
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