Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-12


t'''n WAS also ably +upp"r,.d hy w
a, ttHrk IF Butte, CnI. 4. f.. B>tkir
1t Silver Bow. q. p. thiShoIm of Krzs'
INA" HnG Sam. Wn1d If H+|en". TIT
three first mentioned had I,e+n hI+l,t,
Ter! III tue Salt LAKE Convention from
M"h:a1A and ~tr- t1rtr nrxinE b
i prop @.ttnn 10 wI;"h .I1et had rt.1.
'"n'"H>F> given thrir .utrnrt 1T tn
la'g + 1ntttini: Ht>t1 "lIrlt HEY 1T
flnlh ft:t Wotllt t,4vt hrtu Suit :}rA.
j !1';' ~ t;.t+'~r A:.d r"WnrIlre u
! ttf't' dom ~ I'll *It'c-nt Ut Aty 4, -1 T.
tjf*th ~ttlitt ~ 10, EIt*T tptruI ci,:ti}">
+ +Ettt'l4t'~ t5st her III. rf~ tn .11,f.ul1 ii
he ~'t1 1iakt t}n:i Anti A. ttI"; >".
: 1uh>t II most eF&c !u:lv III tie final
! rtsuFt rrat h+n hY t}&tHut,v~tit1tit4 IT. II
| tn tt j, e~llill.t tfl.t tie. W%f+ not
particularly ui-H!unt1td. 1n -.t ing
turtt' tt: trftr IT aud ,44tlner IT r.t,
clue lux :.ar i,u.int A~ IT the 4 1nveHtiun
1tt+ rnIuulit,~e rn ru!t- tuuvltl~d that
M tF@ u futit1f~ ~tIt tia IJS {~4FItE , a
cu1n .,itt++ nn Hut ODDS Wltttnut Il:
fhtt. This pyo,+ d'l,e did nttt ul++.
the views "t the mrj".ity u hn had
cntl1t To the cruventi III IT. ipAr full
Aun FREE dist don # all matters nt
interest, and II was promptly voted
down. Nevertheless the pritci} al
}I.t.sA ri tn, Il ~.
re-olution-dld ct gent to the cu1n.
mlttee without debate. 1t wa- done
hy mistake aud IN this way; When
uud* r The order Of bu@tneel. The lime
came for reading the Governor chli,
It wns thou9htlts-ly aud to SAVE time,
referred without readitg. to thu cum
mitle Oh resolutions. The call coll>
taintd this resolution pTtgnant w1eh
fate:
Resolve !, That this Cougre.s ls In
faVur 0f granting In trust, upon tuch
coud'tIuns III may serve the public in
ter1t, to the states aud territories
neentul of irrigation. all land nov a
part 0t the public LOIuAtn within such
al iAud-, for the lpurpus+ Ut ,1evttO, ling
irrigation, t. rtnd-r the lnnds now
aria tetti = amt cap 4hl+ IT supporting
Il population.
Here WAS the cusuS tcNi iunuctnlly
III: itrttrlvaEtly run-tuued IT, th+
tender n'eic.ts Of sixteen gentle.
m+n WHO n,iklIt hy c'nrer.
sd act'"n auh piaus bic ieport -"F
II ttu-tce n''naj '1i:y If t~ :''nvrn|t"n j
~ to La r. i ueclAre III favt IT lno1tnr-
oI1ts al Il against the settler, ai,u lnur
practically defeat It's ttl:rt-. +A1ter Il
*as found that this t'o:: Ii vi te~u
taken, numerous parliamentary shift.
rts"vted to lo trny tue 'Aa'n question ,
back to the house, (,ul M8j lity "fI
til st present, tho gl hot of one mind
" to G, dung ,h~ ]uud>, we.e favorable
To h.artng from Tie committee on
r.suiu:n LII before tnking ui' h" Iuts
!1un 1vr dix :u>-inn ut large. Th' r.
wle that feeling ut cnu:i'n that l. dis
played by two opposing generals, eAcl'
Ignorant of the uthe4s strength aud
dtsirioIs OF p,rtp3uiux the 'ntvltabIe
gtlle1al engagement unlit >pn,t t>!l
III 4te Of the cnnnces OF victory ca'l be
turn,ed. Anu 80 it went tn the cons
uittte on resolutions. cunimittee
f,rfntu OF one member from tHrA
county, sixteen IA all, with Clark,
Bntkjn and Chisholm 1uetuhrrs Of it.
These gentlemen, as ha- Men hereto:
fore stated, were memb+ 70 ot the Salt
Lake Congress aud supporters OF Its
work before the Montana convention,
hut though they argued manfutty lor
the excellence Of their work aud |
sought by every legitimate means t"
commit ,e committees to its support,
though no vole was taken, it WAS Ar-
certained that the majority Of the com-
uit.ee was opposed, and II was II >aIly
agreed to refer back to the convention
at large, that portion of the governors
cntI uuoted abuve (the Salt Lake resp
Iutiop) without recommendation and
for its consideration in comm tee Of
the whole.
The second day ut the convention
opened with this instinct aud unequv-
ncal gauge ot batt.e thrown back hy
the committee I'll resolutions. Az soon
~ the morning session was consumed
aud Sam Word had relieved himself
of little 2pread-eagle democratic
talk on the ground ot It. being the an7
nlve,sary Of the hattie of New Or
leans, Senator Power, who from the
tlrrt had been u persistent OPT onent of
the Sntt Lake scheu.e, stepped to the
platform aud delivered himself Of
speerh that for length, untroken con-
tinuity of subject und lorre of language
surprised +ven thu Senator'S u1rat init
mate friends. It Will be remembered
by Miles Ctty people that i'll the TAM
ruign IF 1850 he WIS rnt considered