Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-08-30
Joseph, Hare Nominated For the Sen.
ate SHELTON and Gray For
the House.
The Water Spout in Oliver County
News From Other Quarters
Personal Mention.
Democratic Convention.

ing delegates to the state convention that
meets In Fargo on the 10Th, and to the ju-
dicial convention to be held in Mandan on
September 4th. The convention was called
to order by Captain VIM. Braithwaite. r.
r. Marsh was elected chairman and A. B.
Gray, secretary.
E. l. G00dkind, John Huber, and VIM.
Braithwaite were appointed committee
on credentials.
Frank La Wall, j. n. Quinn and T. j.
Flavin were appointed committee on
permanent organization.
The committee on resolutions was: j.. C.
Hallembak, M. Wick and Joseph E. Al
len
The committee on credentials having re.
ported, the convention proceeded to the
election OF delegates and the nomination
of ticket.
The following delegates were chosen to
convention at Fargo. j. Nj. Quinn, Joseph
Hare, y. x. Hanitch, Dennis Hanni6n,
Frank laval, Oscar Malone and r. r.
Marsh.
the delegates elected to the judicial
convention are: VIM. Braithwaite, Clar-
ence Price, D. F. Barry, Walter Dunn, W.
Odudll ttIU OOStYll Es AlICus
The following nominations were then
made:
For the state senate-JOseph Hare.
For epresentatives-N. E. Shelton and
A. D. Gray.
For clerk of the court-Isaac Ross.
The committee on resolution presented
the following report, which was ad-
opted.
The democratic party Of the county of
Bnrleigh in convention assembled, hereby
affirms its confidence in and fidelity to the
cardinal principles of the democratic party:
We recognize the fact that the main re-
lance of our people is upon the agricul-
tural resources Of the country which they
SUCH legislation to 0eS as SHALL n WI WSis aot ds
eliminating against other callings or pur-
suits, encourage ana aid in the develop
ment of the industry in which the fortunes
and interests OF our people are embarked.
We insist that those officials who are.
or may be chosen by the people as the
servants Of the people be held to a strict
accountability, and we shall seek by all
meant at our command to inculcate and
enforce the grand doctrine that public
Office is a public trust.
We pledge ourselves to use our best
efforts to secure honesty and efficiency in
the administration of the public affairs of
this county, to the end that the burdens Of
SoAoClOA cOA may w Alentoueu auu IuAt Cl!o
farmers of this county may retain for their
own use the products of their industry.
We believe that an able, free and indie
pendent judiciary is the safe guard and
bulwark Of the rights and liberties OF the
people, and we repudiate and denOunce
every effort to place it under the dOmin-
tion of party or faction, or toi make it sub
servienG to corporate or class rule.
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
The following named gentlemen were
chosen as a county committee:
VIM. Braithwaite, Bismarck.
Jos. Taylor, Painted Woods.
ThOs. Asbridge, Ft. Rice Reservation.
J. NJ. Quinn, Bismarck.
Jos. Hare, Bismarck.
Jos. e. Allen, Precinct No. 1.
Louis Hanitch, City.
John Dwyer, Sterling.
j. G. Sweat, MenOken.
G. Price, City.
j. w. Myres, Burnt Creek.
VIM. VanHOuten, City.
j. G. HOllembaek, City.
Val. Schreck, Cily.
T. j. Flayin, City.
HANITCH wITHDRAws.
For some time there has been much con-
lecture as to who would be nominated by
the democrats as candidate for judge
the gentlemen mentioned being L. K.
Hanitch and John G. Hollembaek. That
there might be no friction in the party
in Burleigh county it was agreed that the
delegates to the district convention should
go .unlnstructed, the decision between the
candidates to be made by the outside coun-
ties. However, Mr.. Hanitch stated that he
would not be candidate unless he should
be the unanimous choice of the party of
Burleigh county, and discovering that there
was a difference of opinion he withdrew
Internationally last evening. 1t is no
more than just to Mr.. Hanitch to state that
there are many democrats who regret his
action and that although it is urged
against him that he is too young in the
practice to be a candidate for the judgeship,
all agree republicans as we'll as demo-
crats-that he has the respect and esteem
of every citizen in the district and that as a
lawyer and a rising young man his future
is bright.
Republican State Committee.
The following is the republican state
committee for North Dakota selected at