Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-12

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endorsed t1at ndnIini-trAt'on, will At.y'
scnt!enun tt,' nt. it there IL ANY ct,it~
slstfncy ia T. tlortinx the r+Eniutton
ut which ht14i:l: strAtitn Mr.. Blaine L. a
c"nrl icons part:: WI any stntltn"u
! tell mr WHY VI ahtu|d single tut Ont+
'tattit- 1T tl4s hu@ntr)u- defArtlutn In
tt:1~ administrator Ant tnrke t,nt a
cn1. >pti' na;.'e before any cnnven+
i t,on:: More l1lnu tt=te', it this rt-ntu-
ii m IL Anythinu, it"1@ n!l l1*trurtinn
to tte uettKAts~, Wftt will Na to Miu<
n*an.It-= ,o2votr :i&.r:J&unk t.. BIhiue:
>b u of: gtH,d, + .Wl, # Very W"li,
ilf ytu ~" :l'e tn 'ijrtl,let = f:,r. Mr..
Blame, tl'> titst.It, it i.nt. ui+l, ntn'..
uer, ltt I'll. INSTRUCTIONS t't tilrett. I
nnnrrstAud tt4at II ls ME- purru'.s>nt ttt-
g. NV nttnn nnt to inttt utt 4t: A]1. ~ ar
n-1 hnve bad ally CONSULTATION with 'he
gentlemen Of thi. f,l1vtnttnr, aud it ii
the intention Of this convention rt,t to
~etd AnyE.udyM Minneapolis Instr ur.
ted. Nov, If that last resolution IL
anything, 1t js An instruction to vnte
for james e. KIAI himself. Mr..
Blaine himself has said hvtr b11 / over
ugatn (n conscientious, honest han
believe him To be) that liz l. 1ot ard
will not te candidate II! the uu~
proach.nG election. l AMI int IN favor
Of constantly examining that tt4te.
nent back III 70 Mr.. BlAlne's mouth,
and putting him III thu altitude TT Il
liar to the Whole American people. !
be ieve what he says Mr.. Bla!te says
to the people Of the country, lam for
President HARRISON and / say 1t i. not
Il wt.e thing and genlleu,an1y.
simply ad' ress this to your Judgment,
not to your sentiment. I say 1t III not
wise thing, In my Judgment. to pas
such resolution ~ that. 1t is IL un~
wise, and If / stood alone on that pro>
position, l would move tn strike it out
! from these resolutit ~, because it does
not belong there lu any conti-tency.
and believe that while the commit~
tee was almost evtl,; divided about 1t
/ believe the Ko,,d >euae nf this conven~
tinn will sho y, ut least it is my feel
| ing thut it ought to show that that
resolution ou9tr lot tote there, and
with t!lut view aud with no tiscourte~
sv, with ~ feeling hut u terIiuK ut
| RI ki,,[,t.% nj,
Blallt ~peak. It wa~ NV pleasure at
tue time. Wltu i+ rail- brft r., tu Ito ftr
| him nll that my ljn,Httl p,wer uit>
de-. | would Ito 1t ugain + tt wtre iu
the cundttion 1t things. that he would
be IL candidate elure thr Minneapolis
c,uvtn'irn. Jum-~ &. Blaine is no;
the -ta':Aatd ururer @hou:s OF ne ~,
i,+ L. aud 1t will weak ef1 tttt State o
Mont: nu III The convention at Mime
apoli>, anu it will WtAk+n u ut hunlt
III Ihe campaign, hreAus+ / 1t hAvt
any conviction that | cAu u+k+ Mot
this convention, Re1jamin Harrison
will he the tonlIntt ut Minn-artli'
[4light arrlause]. and | think tha
that resolution which tjnrlty IF tn
cI,uu}ittee huS supported here uugh
hot t,e here, and I move to strike !
uut.'
Emmet Ca'1aghau Of Dillon rep'iet
|ln n speech eulogjs'ic Of Blaine. IL
which he rad 1t wrs impossible II
stem the tide. He also made some #
marks highly complimentary tn Har
ris0n aud his administration.
i Judge Strevell's motion WAS lost, h
and four Others alone voting in taVo
of 1t