, 1888-10-03

Patrick-M. w. Bradley by n. j.
O'Brien.
Fort Laramie-Wm. Moore and Jos
Wilde by VIM. Moore.
Wcndover- Jos. Granger by Isaac
Bergman.
Granite Canyon-F. NJ. Matthews.
Collins-V. S. Grout.
Swedish Home-P. A. Ackerblade.
Egbert-Jas. Hill.
Pine Bluffs-E. w. Biggs.
Silver Crown-T. b. Hall.
Uva-H. Z. Teschemacher.
Hu5ert-Edmund Wright by A. T.
Babbitt.
Little Horse creek-W. C. Lykins
Hawk Springs-B. A. Mills.
Little Bear-I. n. Bard.
Iron Mountain-C. Fl. Edwards.
Phillips-G. B. Dunbar
Hauphof-W. j. Clouser
Fairbauks-Milton Hitchcock by |. S.
Bartlstt.
Willow creek-W. w. Lavalle by Frank
Dana.
Bordeaux-Hugh Blue bv H. E. Tesche-
macher.
Upper Horse creek-C. A. Swan by
Thomas Swan.
Walker-A. R. Bray by |. S. Bartlett.
Moran-A. H. Gardner by T. Joe
Fisher.
OH, CONSISTENCY.
Judge Bergman, of Wendover, B. H.
Smalley of Islay, Col. B4bbitt of Hubert
and |. S. Bartlett, OF the entire North
are new wrinkles in the county directory.
1t may be vaguely remembered in this
connection that the appended wholesome
advice was tackled to the end of the Re-
publican call issued a month since. 1t
was italisized through and through and
would doubtless have been printed in red
type if that material existed in the offices
of the Republican organs. Here it is:
1t is the sense of the Republican coun.
ty central committee, and is earnestly rec
commended, that delegates to the county
convention unable to attend the conven
ton, shall appoint as their proxies such
persons only as are actual residents of the
precinct by which the principal was
elected.
RESOLUTIONS.
For the delectation OF THE LEADERS
patrons the platform adopted by the
county Republicans yesterday is printed
below. 1t is commented upon elsewhere
in this issue
We heartily and neluivocaliy endorse
and support the national platform of our
party as adopted at Chicago, and partic-
ularly ~thatcportion which refers TO the ad-
mission of Wyoming to statehood and the
just administration Of the land laws. The
Republican party has always been and
now is the party of progress, reform and
liberty and has always had the true inter-
ests of the people at heart. Not only is
this true in national affairs, but it is pe.
~culiarly true in the local affairs and gov.
eminent in Laramie county. During the
Republican administration in Laramie
ounty its affairs have been managed and
controlled in an efficient and economical
manner, due regard being had to getting
the best government for the least burden
upon the taxpayers. We do heartily give
our support to the Hon. Jos. NJ. Carey,
our delegate to congress, for his able and
fearless efforts to secure for us that boon
of statehood. We believe that we, by
every principle of right and justice are
entitled to be admitted into the Union
and that the Republican party will accom-
plish that desired end for us. We do ar
raign the Democratic party:
"First-Because the president has vic
lated the pligbted faith of his own party
platform, which pledged the appointment
of federal officers from among the actual
residents of the territory. The violation
of this just and equitable policy to which
the two great political parties in national
convention assembled has been unequivo-
cally committed. merits and TODAY re-
ceives the condemnation of the voters of
this territory regardless of party.
"Second-We denounce the policy of
the land department of the present
administration and declare that its whole
sale implications against the integrity of
entrymen upon the public lands within
this territory merits the resentment of all
of our citizens. The injurious delays in
the issue Of patents to our citizens has
retarded development, embarrassed bust
ness and worked most hurtful results to
all who have sought to make homes
within our borders.
''Third-We denounce the administra-