Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-09-27

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Next following CAME the selection
Of candidate for county clerk. Ibis
was another ppter for tue unterrif1e3.
A luug delay followed, but it brought
forth no candidate and q motion to
thss the nomination was hailed with
JOY and carried with much vigor. "
For the office OF as-+sss9r there was
no luck fcandidatea. Becker nutnin~
Ated II. F.. B3urde,te Hill nominated
Jno. r. Tru%cott and Jackson nomiu-
ated Ed McGeehe. Mile. CITY knocked
Terry out ou the sheriff deal, and here
WAS the chance for Terry 70 come
back. The fist ballot resulted ~ fol-
lows: ...~: -. -.::" +:
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There bring NJ choice q kecnl1A ballet
WAN ordered aud I.tntiirg it, Mr. Me- !.
e che announced that 1e woultl With !:
,iraw iu favor ol Bourdette. Tne seq
ond halo, Demonstrated tile strength
Df tine MEDICINE n,nfle .hv Ed Bonr~
dette'- friends nn Sunday, the pote
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In this Hs In othtr cases where n
1n.le thau o.le candidate was IN The
field and wa= beattn, some BRIGHT
pa,liameutartan moved that The nom-
inat1on Ut Mr.. Bourdette .pe made
by "acciamationu aud it was done:
NY nearly ~ couid be. What YVES de
sired tn ne done was to make The nom-
iualion uua1aittcus, but t,1e Distinction
1i not appear tn Ihe democratic intel
Iect. r.
The battle royal of the day came
next. IT was nn the nom nation for
clerk of the Ct ur', and with some nra-
| torical flourish Frank O'Neill placed
in nomination Fred NJ. Schwartz, And
| was warmly seconded by Graham. Tn
silence like that which prtcedes A
| convulsion OF nAture the pugnacious
| Middleton arose aud presented the
name of Ed Butler. Beginning with
an euiogistic recital OF the merits of his
candidate, be- quickly branched Off In
to denunciAtion OF the opposing can.
tlldate Schwartz and his pals Flana-
gan nd Hall that completely dWarfed
Iis mcrning ereech ou the same sub-
ject, He openly charged Schwartz
| with having said that ii he was beaten
nv this convention he would work
against the whole ticket put up by it.
aud added that hi. seeking the nomi~
nation here, alter SUCH declaration.
twas h slap and dirty sap In tbs faee
ot this convention Having had sew
eral days in which 10 withdraw from
the peoples ticket. and having failed
to do so, he stood before this convent=
ton az M acknowledged participant
in the dark~lantern, star chambe :
work of Flanagan aud Hall. Tht
speech was q masterpiece Of lnvectIve
and denunciation, but the Schwartz
| men stood unshaken by 1t, ae the bali
lot showed. The first ballot taket
: contained 43 votes, one more than waf
admissible, and was rejected withou
examination. The next ballot was n
follows: .... II. 49,. ? !: >::: >:::->: ]. Ii + i
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butter
And the chair announced thu
;, Schwartz was nominated. The a1S*
: 11ounoement WAS received with wlz
q cheers by the Schwartz men, In