Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-12

THE M!-HUULA CONVENTION.
A Hfo,,-tct Gat14erinE SOUND IL The C"rc
nn ir1,nh1lcnn ftin.iph.,
The republic III state convention,
whict, met ut Ml>-4lta III Monday to
tanu ia the Minneapolis convention,
hu- done it~ work ana dissolved again
nmong the people from wheure it.
came.
The tielegn'e- srlected are as f"llows:
Thomrs Couch Ut Silver Bow,
n. Eleltnbtrg III Deer Lodge,
A. j. SeI,enlan of Lewis and Clarke,
A. Il. Hammond Of Mis>ou]a,
s. $. Hobson Of Fergus,
Paul Mccormick Of Yellowstone.
At this distance from tue scene nf
action 1t IL difficult to forecast the
leaning Of the delegate n III to choice
Of presidents II candidates., though The
universal comment of tile leading dull
lies Of the state III tha: while the c,n-
veution gave Atl The cheers t. Blaine,
the delegates elected will give their
voter to HARRISON.
The resolutions adopted are ex-
trenle.y lenEthy-altogether too much
80 for rerrcduction In hur limited
spH,e. 1t may br said, however. that
they fully cover the following subjects:
Protection AID reciprocity ARE en
dorset, unft Representative Dlxnu III
cutId* iust:} t',r lli3 vote IN favor ot tree
Wu,i. Indignation uuu utArlu are cx-
| Dressed ut Il+ efforts of democrat. III
| CuhGres. tn aun4i' free Ut duty tine leud
silver III lle ratio existing hrfurt the
| legislation If 1878 L. demanded. Hon
e>t I1,onty, bus. Il UPON " -nlid tnunda~
| tiOu't ValMt, ls +udOl%eh. The tXclu-
>iuu If Ehlne.e lnt'or uemnn,ltt'; Il
better protec: lun to Auterlcun cilizrI1-
>Lip through mort stringent i'nnlista
| tinn uul nGltEraiizatlO lnW~ urged.
Lii. rAi uensnts ARE approved nf.
Mniv adequate appropriations f'r >ut'
vey@ d*u.HIdt,. Tue exclusion of
mineral lund. fron the Nurthtrn Pa
clii: grant Recommended Il. Stnhtuls
| Sanders and Power ana & C~mmi is'ontr
/ Gait r endorsed. The administration
If President Harrison ctm'neud&tt for
its punt, ss.gucisy, tunt'ly v1gur nud
stalwnrt ratrirt'en,, and Justly ii re-o.
luton which VIZ give III full, d 1t WA
the subject of The most exciting dis
cusei' II Of the day:
| Rcsottcd, That, In common, AZ "
elltve, Wl.h tbs great uiAss of the ru
publicans ut the union, we would de-
| light 10 Ste the standard Of the par,
placed in the hands of him who's,
tame II n household word ip every
| American home aud Cher she1 treas
ure IN every American heart, tha
foremost statcanlhn Of mis- time, III,
incarnation OF progressive aud patri
o,ic republicanism, the object OF th,
peoples fondest desire, James G
Blaine.
The reading OF this resolution
brought forth Il storm OF applause, a
the subsistence Of which Judge Sire
veil gained the floor. and moved t
strike out this last resolution from th
report of the committee, In support &
which motion he spoke ~ follows:
IF you will indulge ME a few mo
q ments,' he said, II will state to 80
. my reasons for making the motion.
!, think you all will agree with me ths
what we do should bear the test {
= scrutiny aud criticism hereafter, and
i, desire to premise u few remarks.
think none Of you who raise your bal
aud shout ARE greater admirers I
Jnmes G. Blaine than | am. IF b
were TO be the standard bearer In til
next campaign there would be noue
you to walk further or do more in al
cordAnce with your abilities than
would do. but now examine the.
resolutions; We have endorsed the nc
ministrat'on of Benjamin Harriso,
aud permit me to say, gentlemen, tn.
since this government was institute,
do not believe you will find that uu
where nor Ut any time among tt
names that tuve made the republica
party illustrious, any has given to tn
country rurer, n2bler, higher al
ministration than Benjamin Harrison
Now, gentlemen, will you usk you
selves when aud where thu precedel
has ever been established of endorsir
man twice in one convention.
James @. Blaine ts anything, be
only a component part of tue admin