The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-05-23

tary were made permanent officers, and
the unique resolutions, which will go
ringing down into history as the most
remarkable on record, were then read
and adopted, amid the hoarse cheers of
all the members, excepting Thomas, who
with an imperturable cast of counten-
ance that was angelic, said louder than
words could do, "Twas l who wrote it."
In the meanwhile, Cal. Edwards got red
in the face in his endeavors to stamp a
hole in the floor (NIr. Edwards has a
band of sheep.)
Herewith we present
THE RESOLUTIONS.
The Republicans of Gallatin county,
through their representatives in conven.
ton assembled, desirous ofplacing them
selves on record as unit in support of
the principles enunciated by the Nation
al Republican Convention in 1884, re-
new their fealty to those principals, and
will use all honorable means for the re-
instatement and perpetituty ofthat grand
old party which for more than quarter
of century fostered and protected the
industries which have made our country
and nation the most prosperous one upon
the face of the whole earth.
Second. Viewing with alarm the at
tempt now being made by an admins
trot;or b,of;Ia IN ayar,, odvop,op,apf IF
national progress in openly proclaiming
and seeking the enforcement of a policy
detrimental TO silver, copper. iron and
wool, the leading, among the many in.
dustries of our republic-the degrade
tion of labor, the prostration ofthe wage
workers to level with pauper labor and
their products beyond the seas, as con.
templated by the infamous doctrine of
free trade, conceived in sin the illigItimate
bantling of a free and enlightened people
we call upon every lover of his country
to join with us in condemnation of this
public enemy to our progress, our insti-
tutions, our civilization, our patriotism
and our homes.
Third.-Recognizing the Importance Of
chief magistrate who will preserve in.
violate and transmit to his successor un.
impaired. the sacred trusts bequeathed
us by the founders of our independ-
ence-one who will suffer no unjust in
dignities, insults, or humiliations from
nations abroad, be they weak or strong,
to pass unpunished who will rise above
the sickly vaporings of Jingo policy
of English fiunkeyism who will main
tain and protect American rights wher-
ever the flag of our country waves, both
on land and the sea. We point with
pride to one whose broad craftsmanship
and love of country render him preemi.
nently without peer at home or abroad,
the embodiment of every attribute OF
national greatness, the leader and pat
riot the mightiest among the mighty,
James G. Blaine, and in the event of Ii is
acceptance, the delegates to the terrific.
rial convention this day chosen be and
the same are hereby instructed to sup
port such men as will nominate him
"es'ue,,' VI u''e ohi'eu SIRIUS :,
Fourth.-That acceptance of dele
gateship or alternateshlp to the
territorial Republican convention Al
Livingston shall act as pledge tina
either the delegate or his alternate will
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