, 1889-09-04

agalnSJ1t. am mere 10 second the nOml-
nation of Mr.. Brown. He came here in
1868, and has been on the side of law and
order ever since, laboring daily to the end
hat another star might be planted on the
old flag. In the face of the insults flung
at Albany county by the Sun, l appeal to
the other delegations TO remain unpre-
JUDGED, and ask them to make the npmi-
nation of MIR. Brown unanimous.
When Mr.. Brown concluded Mr..
Stacks face was aver redded than usual.
With the knowledge gained during a
territorial residence of nine years Mr..
Morgan, of Laramie. heartily seconded
the nomination of Mr.. Brown,
THE delegation to which | am at
tachcd," explained Mr.. Baxter, of Lara
ME, lis composed of au equal number of
representatives of each OF the great politi-
cal parties, who were elected without OPP
position and who are pledged to non par
tisan action. Speaking for myself, howev-
er, Isecond the nomination OF Mr.. Brown"
Mr.. Jones of Carbon, thought this an
opportunity to do a little harmonizing and
at the same time show appreciation of a
gentleman who deserved recognition.
And now the dark horse materalized.
Mr.. Scott, of Crook. speaking for the op
position, which was engineered and led
by Mr.. Irvine, of Converse, and MIR. Pot
ter, of Laramie. formally nominated
Judge Conway, of S%weetwater, for the
Craftsmanship.
In annexing the seal of his approval to
the nomination of Judge Conway, Mr..
Clark, of Uinta, became quite eloquent,
He averred hat IN the western portion of
the territory county lines were entirely I'M
known, and that men were measured by
worth and not residence. In describing
the qualifications of Judge Conway, Mr..
Clark paid Just tribute to the individual.
Right here Judge Conway. though he
looks steady as a work horse, few the
track in horrible shape and completely
wrecked the triumphal car of the arch
p%lotters. He said that S%weetwater was a
small county and had already received the
recognition to which it was entitled. He
was extremely sorry that matters had
shaped themselves as they had. Only in
the morning mad ne learned the condition
Of affairs. The previous evening he had
been informed that the matter had been
canvassed. Before the session he had
been approached and asked II he would
800. go
accept tne position II IL was Vouched MIN
praclicaily without opposition. lie had
answered In the Affirmative but had since
ai'creu MS lhihu' n peaceaoie man, ne
could not consent TO enter a hght' n es-
pecialiy against his old friend Judge
Drown III mis- friends would please MIN
.ney would DC kind enough 10 Withdraw
MS name lie ala not wish TO be consld'
ered a candidate
mar Judge conway umldity caused
hagrlh disappointment ana even Ill con-
ceaied anger In the ranks oil the warren
carey faction lhey supposed that the
gentleman from o"eet"ater hau enlisted
LOT the war and were stounde to learn
'hae a long stahdlng friendship mad been
thouSnt oil In a family row.
IRVINE OF CONVERSE whose owe OF
reeuperatioh are marvellous was the hrst
10 recover. ihere was sadness In his
voice when he remarked that OF course
the gentleman eouia Withdraw II he
80 e'eo'eu' u 'ne speaker had nus fr'ends
most emphatlcal'y OBJECTED. lhey were
surprised at the course the gentleman had
taken anu were quite unwilling that ne
shoulu retire
Altef expressing sorrow over the TACT
tnat MT Conway had ieit impeiled TO
SPEAK as ne had MI fotter OF Laramie
sough. 10 aiiay the luuge $ wei 1ounded
suspicious D Saying that ms name hau
'o".une SINCE oeen "en'ioneu iu connec
y" wiz" 'ne piesS VI o'urSe 'hiS
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