Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-29

Precinct Nv. H. DeGratf, P. r. Smith,
D. Q. Mclean, proxies OF Smith ~ Nc
Lean to DeGratf.
Precinct 2-E. A. Williams, Geo. Gussner,
T.P DAVIS, NJ. l.. Marsh, Thos. WEIGH, NJ.
| Glineburg.
Precinct st. w. Griffin. Chas. Kupitz.
Precinct 4-Sam Lawrence.
Precinct 5-LeOnard Marcellus.
Precinct 6-Not represented.
Precinct Mot represented.
Precinct SIS. D. Cordner.
Precinct 9-N0t represented.
Precinct 10--NOt represented.
Precinct lit. w. Sanders.
Precinct PINOT represented.
Precinct I'D. r. Holbrook.
Precinct III. II Gage, w. T. Fraser, C.
B. Holley, NJ. j.. Mckenzie.
Precinct 15-W. o. Ward.
Precinct 16-NOt represented.
Precinct us. G. Smith.
Precinct 1S-NOt represented.
Precinct 19-Not represented.
Precinct 2O-NOt represented.
Precinct 21-NOt represented.
Precinct 22-NOt represented.
Precinct 23-Not represented.
Precinct 24-John Rumble.
Precinct 25-NOt represented.
Precinct pinot represented.
Precinct 27-GeO. l.. Van SOlen, w. II.
II. Mercer.
Precinct 28-Not represented.
Precinct 29-W. A. SimOns.
Precinct 3O-SOlomon Bishop.
Precinct 31-Not represented.
Mr.. Philbrick announced that Mr.. j.
r. Gage had been selected as temporary
chairman.
Mr.. Gage took the chair.
Mr.. w. H. Mercer and Claude Holly
we're selected as temporary secretaries.
On motion of MI. Williams the re.
port of the central committee on ere.
dentials was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Williams the
temporary organization was made
permanent.
Mr.. Fraser moved that the chair ap.
point a committee of three on resolu'
tons, and a committee of five to select
and submit names of delegates to the
Grand Forks convention, which motion
was carried, and the chair proceeded tc
appoint as
Committee on resolutions-Dr. Fraser
W. A. Simons, Chas. Kupitz.
Committee to present ame of dele
gates to Grand Forks-Murdock Nc
Kenzie, Z. w. Griffin, T. W. Sanders
Oscar Ward and T. P. Davis.
Before the committee retired Mr.. Will
liams offered certain resolutions which
were referred to the committee on reso
lutions.
Mr.. Williams moved to take an in
formal recess.
Chairman Gage objected and said thu
convention wanted something to warn
EN- up.
Mr.. Williams was called upon for I,
speech.
Mr.. Williams declared he had bu'
little to say. He believed this was a re
publican year. We had had a good ad
ministration. 1t was satisfactory to tn,
people. The Mckinley bill, the foreign
policy and the administration of tn,
state department had been satisfactory
and the speaker believed the republican,
would score another grand victory THU
fall. Applause.
Mr.. Williams suggested that if til,
chairman was cold we hear from him
but Mr.. Gage was too modest and to-
full of republican enthusiasm to speak
The committee to name delegates t.
Grand Forks then reported the following
names:
Gerald Pierce.
E. A. Williams.
w. p. Motfett.
Z. H. Wilson.
George Welch.
w. Z. Tyler.
w. O. Ward.
John Il. Ecklund.
On motion of Mr.. Mckenzie the re
port was adopted.
The committee on resolutions reported
as follows.
We, republicans of Burleigh county. il
convention assembled, do hereby reaftirn
our fealty to the party and our hearty con
%eurrence in its principles as enunciated il
the platform of its last national cOnyeu
ton; and
Whereas, We are on the eve of anothe
national can paiKn,
Be it resolved, That we consider Mort
Dakota to be honestly and instinctively