The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1892-05-14

and Power Commended.
M,sso1-1A Nav o--Tho ,]a1an,tos m
tho statn441} nnublican fonvnn,inn ,,1,oa
to choose six delegates ,rd civ ,l,ornatas
to tho N,tion,, I}onph}ic,n nn,,,,o,,t;,,,,
assembled in thn omar, house az ,,n,,,,
today
The omar, ho,,sa vas nrntti1,, dooor,+<a
With banners bun1inr in tho n,+in,.1
co]ors and other n,tr;otic dnv;nos Mnt-
tops disnlavaa in banners on,, nl,c,r5, /,
on the wall we're ns follows.
,.pr,4ootto,, Ill p,,,t,,,,,ot+,,
The Rppublican party A party Of pruyrpss-the
Democratic party one Of retrogrpssion,"
Pfotectlon 70 American labor everywhere
pens, eniVIls III ,iv, u,saD.u rea1. 'nbas .t, = n,
THE Republican party Is the conscience Of the
nineteenth century
NcKjnav pl.ina 1890 o'''i''u' - iso'
Free and unlimited coinage Of silver"
IL the absence Of Ex-Governor White,
chairman Of the state central committee,
TIE convention was called to order BIZ
State Treasurer r.. q. Hickman. Vice
Chairman, and the call was read IN Sec
retary James B. Walker.
| George Freeman, Of Lewis ana Clarke,
| nominated for temporary chairman Hon.
| N. =. Hartman, and .Jutlge &. :. MARSHALL.
" Missoula nominated for tile same
position Hon. Ice Mantle of Butte. Mr..
Hartman withdrew ana Mr. Mantle's
choice was made unanimous On taking
tile chair Nr. Mantle delivered u short
+! AId vigorous aaufess' WHICH ellcted
| sreal applause
| - e,Ai'' - ''77''tli ''77''tli oiti''i1e'es,a
| were appointed ana the convention TOOK
a recess until ; o'clock.
Ir,,nn raacsnnhlin,r +l,a ,.r,,,,n,;++oa ~,
! 41 90 .l,t
/ iEp',i'VN' 80 N'.''5"''o ehti
tASu w 9eaIS III 1lle coilNehlloh anu lhell
| names were called by counties. ,..@
| 1bn conn,it+aa nm ,,arn,,non+ amman;
| .:
A'tttoh le'"nlihehu'u tue loilo"lhS as
/ permanent officers OF the convention:
Iorno;llnt r],nr1nx. ( II,rt,,n,, az lt,l
/ :, -, -,
| latin, 9eeletal3, 'eof9t D. NAll0, Lewis
| and Clarke: assistant secretary. G.. j
i Rppk Deer T ,Nd ur. vice nresi1ruts p r
/ Nnl,rx, p,1,1@,.1,zazl, n ,4,,
/ - :, ,1@t'
NasGiut' NJ u. @Alltlil, 1lotelu, w. W
/ PeaSley Custer; George McGomb, DaW-
som. p nsnn Dnar Tn1ra. 1 <
| n 55.'.,.,,3 E1.,,=.,,zz L,,. 1y.,.s
A'''27o1, 'ss, s'hiA ii.tA i'"' 'elieA
SON; W. 4. tudor, hallatIn; Joseph
! Davis. Lewis and Clarke: Alex Mptzpl
/ N,1;,,,, n L, 1,,,.r ,I,,.l., W
| nste.i"'ii' ~ - ''e'a2Vii' -hs''5ltei - ~
/ 11ifEtl, MISSOURI; II. IonGllnnuT, lark
/ Simon HausWirth Silver Bow: H. Il
/ (lnn,an+ Snl1nWctora
!
The committee on resolutions then
! rr1ortnA thp f0lIorinW nlatfnr,n.
heSoVed, Inat We as Repubhcas ol Mohtillt
mere assembled hereby proclaim anew our deYo
tlon 10 the great principles anu historic pollce!
OF tue Repuollcah parry ana unite WIN ouf piftl
Zalls III a paIls VI lhe union Ill submitting lfleli
| Win nflshakan confidence TO the calm lndgmen
OF an Intelligent and patriotic people,
Resolved, That we relterate our advocacy OF tn
| Republican doctrine OF protection for our nome
| industries against unequal and Injurious forelgi
| composition, and us preserving of American
tabor; and that we recognize in the Mckinley bill
the most consistent and benehcent embodiment
OF that great principal that has ever graced tn
statute books OF the United States.
Resolved. That we regard the policy OF rec
prOcity as provided by the legislation OF Il Reput
lican congress and developed by the diplomacy q
the present administration, as tile gracious am
helpful hnndma[,len OF the principles OF protet
ton. Willie protection establishes and maintain
American industries, reciprocity makes peaceful
conquest of new fields, increases our 1Urelg
trade with nOll-c0mpetins nations, thus reducln
the cost Of living and at the same time enlarsn
the markets for the surplus product OF our farms
mines and factories
Resolved That the vicious attempts OF tht
| Democratic party in congress to undermine thu
Republican policy OF protection to American i'll
dustries, BY the lnsidolls and dishonest methot
OF attacking the system through those ind1lstrie:
that are not numerically strong at the polls Or il
congress, and, in particular, We denounce the &C
tion of the Democratic majority in the house 0
representatives i'll passing the free wool bill, ;lllt
demand that the existing duty on that product bt
preserved without reduction; that We will never
cease to resist the grievous wrong and gross i'll
Justice that would result from such legislation as