Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-09-27

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: It II II pleasure III 4'e At4.+ ttt say that
the sietlIstnrntIr ctfrvtntinfl thai tt, ,t1ft~
b}t*d III the court honsa Yesterday tnr4-
nv'A Wits Il thoroughly Respectable s,>
~t'tnt,lpge.
At lft:335 Il. M. II in. e. X. Middleton
chairman of t.e cDu1lty central com~
suittet, called the convention t, nrdtr,
u1enInk the pr.ueetlug~ with an Nd
sir:@- whlril star I'd III II, the cotlv%n-
tioual uIauner, by referring 70 the i,n
Nrsance of the Impending raaipaixc
10th national And etAte. In tll~ natu r.
I'll sequences of events the speaker up
proachet( the discussion of the c"unty
campaign nhont to be inaugnratpd by
thp work Ut the convection then as-
rembieti, nntl ~ Ae did - II perrfptihIe
fire WIS Kit.dled IN his eyes a,Itt h r+-
sounuce WIS added to his voice. He
referred to the work nf the a.-caIled
pe 'ple's party In their 1t-cailed col,~
vcntlnn htld ia this city lew dnys
ugn, ana denounced witt. wither!LE Il
contempt the rroposi*iou for iu,ltla
which ht nntitrrttn>a members Of this
convention aud candidates on lr ~ o.
pies Iilket wtre nnxiuu>ly ami eutn
e~tly striving 10 commit this conven-
llusl to. Speaking ~ IL democrat nntt
tu II convention III tie;an}trut> A.stu, =
blt Il for the I'urln VT ut nnu1inu ing u
ticket, le sa1ti IA tuttti tut,11nt H. Il
uttno:tut a,1ti IL le't,:e's putty n1au to-
day" and ndded, II VT cpnnot x: be-
ture tt,e y. ople q! this county with Il
ai,:Ket i!ut ha, only democrats upon 1t,
then We t4ati better ti.uut sume 1.-the,
co}ur-.'' Referring TO the manner I'll
which tl,t Ies,ple's t'ar,y hud ttet Or
ganized, hu uenounced that conveu'
tto1 nz The H"cret work Ut Flanagan
and Hall. aided by II my.(erlou- m
known, Wn1st- uulut WIS not 1ntu'
toned, int viii W. identity WIS "
clearly indicated That there wete few
I'll the convention That did hot recog
nlze him ~ te entered the hall during
the progress of these remarks. Re.
fetrink - the fact ttat the so~cAl lied
convention Was matte up Ut delegateI
holding credentials Issued by the=,
! three, without n primary meeting O.
CAUCUS, aud when assembled had pro
ceed.d 10 hold lts meeting behind l
guarded door, aud with star chalnbe
| secrecy, he pronounced The name Q
''people's party" AL anomaly aud de
ctared the great triumvirate Of Flana
gan, Hall and tue mysterious un
known to be "disgruntled mendlcaut
for office" concluding with the ELL
phatic assertion: III you gentlemen
endo,s4 single n1an named hy lha
convention In yuur deliberations to
day, you will fail in your duty to th'
democratic principles that aetuatet
your constituency tn sending you here
ynu will not be doing justice to tn
democratic party of your state NOR I
Grover Cleveland, who represen,
those principles and thai party
At the suggestion of the chair, th
convention Then proceeded to effect
temporary organization, which WI
done by eleo!ing Mr.. Middleton ten
porary chairman and Mr.. E. i. Beci
er, OF Forsyth, temporary secretary.
The chair then suggested that
committee on credentials be provide
| for. The usual, aud 1t may be raj
iuvariable course In to delegate the q
lection of such committee to the chai
but for kome season 1t WAS not 70
lowed tn this instance. Graham
Rosebud moved that the committee
selected by ballot, and the motion pr
vailed by very faint affirmative vot
Millard and Mack were appoint,
tellers, aud recess of five minut
was taken to allow the delegates tin
to prepare their ballots. Thirty>nil
ballots were cast. each containing fl
names, that being the size of the col
mittee, and after tedious oanva
occupying nearly half al hohr t
result was made know Us follows:
+. Graham rs; W. Fl, Bul1ard ID;
. e. Barnard II; J. 4, Armstrong II;
&. Bruning II; e. q. Jackson II;
O'Nelll IL. Twenty odd other eadt
dates were voted for In totals rangt
from to 10, hut al they were not fl