Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-05-03
LOCAL POLITICS.
*:a:H:r and Aldermen Ncminateo
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point ur!tGn't- 10 rep't-e:l{ Iurttr
c,.l1lty in the rtruhlic:.l, stntr tr.nv+n-
lnn, which n,"+@- In Mis+tu|A next
J A1nnduy. ~....
In tllr als4et!ct nj both Chairman
MorAn and Secretary (ifrdcn nf lie
rnunt% rottl!lit>tt, the convention " j.
called to "1ner ny Hen. t.. Fl. Lout.
On motion IF r.. J. Porter, H. r.
Darnrll wa. cho.tn TEMPORARY stcrr-
tvry.
On nIotion of e.. W. Savage, e. II.
Lo,ul WAS made temporary chairman.
On nI"tInn the chairman ap1 oluted
u committee Of three on credentials,
and &. W. Savage, Ed. Arnold and II.
W. Mrlntlre were appointed ae >uch
committee.
After III examination Of tle cre1ec~
tia'H presented, thy committee repnrt-
I'd that the following delegates were
entitlt d to seats in The con v+ntiou:
Miles CITY prectncs-C. W. Savage,
George HockeI $. H. W. Mcfntire,
George Gr"s-, y. J. Porter, Gtorgt NJ.
Miles, al Ireland, p. Mayo, Larry
kendnll, II. B, Dsrua|I, Ell Arnolu,
Hugh Weaver. {. II. 14'a't!.
Terry pr+c'nct-~J. W. S:ith.
On mutton III. rtinnt III the ctIrnlil-
te~ was rd ,p'e4i.
On motion tt1r :ent"tsty tf1nniza-
tipn W. = tna.lr t+rtan,,:nt -.
\ IN, tom prevailing t::ot tit. chair
lutlor-, r, i. Porter, II. W. NcIntire
a1d tienr*~ til. 81 wt,lr nAt1ied H. >u:h
cntnnittt+.
Tn nIuslot, tie ennvtnti,nl prnceed-
III ~ Feet .tlrHntts Hun A}'truntes to
ht n h~' l1|u cunvrntln1', ia TT: ll+1d III
Muy Nth. with The tntln~it1g f+.utt:
IFl.ftiAl ~ - A.lF IN NAiES.
j. ". S:rrrtll, \. II %vtritistr.
". ". 1it,t>l s. +. W. Savage,
II. W. MrIlhir-, tire. II. Mills,
t:d J. Jn,e~, 7. !. Porter,
|J. W. il hn-"n, j. =. Harktns.
Cnl. Matunr. i. G. HuItft~un.
On rnsinh II ret~~ Wa- taken tn
t11i,,W he roEnmi:ft ~ fr.mt. ~ o'n-
tjnl*, ut HE cits.. uf wsit.l .ut folinw~
tnNl lax resolutions wrrt. prtstntea by
| sl.t coom'tts:: .....~.*
Fir,t-~Inu. Ibis cnnvthtl.n, ri rt-
t, +tnttnG tne "Iu'i.Hn* vi Custer
| v.nlutS, MohtAl.n, ettln.At~ the pAtri-
ot:t. w>+., amt su"cts~tul ntln.lni.4rn~
| inn u' Pr >ident Harrison.
| Serund-ke-nlve.,, Thnt we ru1I-
denim tbs ttlolt- Ut the Democrats in
Congress III tht.r Atttn.pE tn destroy
1hr wutl Industry Of t'us,er county
aud the state If Montana, by pl%ring
1t In competition with cheap 1nrt'gn
Won1: and tuttt,tr, W. endnrae tht
policy of reciprocity In th~ commercial
relation. of our country, and that W.
notice with pride the development of
AHtEEICAII C%uIIllcItG Nt1FI uF - EI}~
r.nity .rea<s negotiated by our dis
tinguiehed secretary of state. Janler Il.
Hal IL.
Third-Rt snivpd, That We rtftr
with pride and pleasure to the efficient
administration OF the general lpud
Iot1lcr Ut tl,r United States under the
Hon. TholnAs II. Carter; aud We ar'
knowledge, with grateful thanks, tbr
benefits ht hh- conferred ulun Custer
county, aud particularly the settlers
upon the Cheyenne reservation. in etl'
abliug them 10 obtain their ju-t rights
to their lhnt3,
Fourth-Resolved, That We favcr he
protection Of Asntti'An labor aud the
regulation ut immigration, 20 TINT
puuper- anh undesirable foreigner.
shuit no. Ut permitted to enter our
land aud compete with our lnnnrers.
On motion tie resolution. were en-
dor.ed by he convention.
4 mrt.on prevailed to the effect tl1nt
the delegates he nut instructed,
There being III further business 'he
convention adjourned.