Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-09-28
TUE KEi't tIICAS ItL.ATFt)fk

ls"s"fn.io,t% Adopted BY thu Kcnuhtica,
c"untr :nnventi"n, Sep. ~, Ixo:
The republicans nf Gust r cnunty
Montana In convention assembled
and OH he threshold of chmpaiut
that - IN many resp. cts The mos
Important IA the h -t'r, OF tie state
do hereby nnnnnne4 the following
Platform M pffnclt1ea tp whirl We
r)edEe outseIv+ and the nominees of
the ticker made to lxr.
He b{etN, Tint We ratity the nom-
inatlon of Benjamin Harrl.on and
Whltefaw Rid '"r 1resdeut and vice-
president Ut tie United at+s aud cou~
graduate ourselves as Il PARTY, that our
tlr~t presidential vnte As cltizen. of
| Montana, III for the enflor4t nte14t Of
t'1* V'grrnn-. Sl"au aud un1nartnrhuht
| administration ii Preti.Itut Harrison.
R<Hofrtd, That 'w+ ,eergnjze with
qualification Ihe faithful mud Il tiveut
| services at nnr Unite d IT ue~ .t,lator.,
Hon. Wilbur f. Snutl+r- At1u ~.
Tho~. E. Power, IN tIt~ superior nrunrh
OF tile legislative a.s~nlbIy nt The ~.4-
tion, in promoting the i3trr. It, III
Montana ard n'Ainta;nit the y IN.
cipEes Ut the republican purity.
Rcsoirc1}, rint VIZ .e!rtd with un-
a1i">e1 plea u,r aud paido jub!c pride,
tue RAPID enhancement nj Mon 'ana'4
favhtlte son, Hon. Tm RI, Carter,
Whose 1tcord ~ our representative In
consrers stands hneYu!aIeh ny ejth-r
Ills predecessors or lis successors,
whose remarkably sucre.e fuI atu beuifi~
c|elt administration O., t1+ nlr4i1s
OF The gtueru| land ptfiH-, has lnat1e
hls uAn1e plrasautly tnniiliar III every
settlers cabin In The west, and whose
selection HI Il chairman bf tne republic
can national committ+e j. All honor
that reflects nu every Une Of us. whose
proud privilege 1t has been to support
him In the >Ast,
Hesotted, That In The opening Of
the Northern Cheyenne 1udian RESI-
ervation IN Custer county TO white
settlers, who're rights had been rudely
and arbitrarily denied them by the
Cleveland sparks adminiztratio4 by
the securing to M1lts City Of the res
ervalion pnrk, thus setting at rest
troublesome question of criminal jur-
'sdiction and bequeathing In fee
simple and forever, beautiful bre ath-
ing spot to the city; and la tue many
extensions Of postal routes and estab-
lishment Of postotfices within this
county. the people OF Custer couuty
owe to "1'om Carer" u lasting debt of
gratitude.
Rcsofted, That We uuqualIttedly !
and enthusiastically endorse the &C.
tion of the republican state conven-
tion at G:ent Falls, aud pledge our
selves to the hearty eupport of the
ticket there nominated, congratulate
Ing ourselves and the republicans of
Montana, that We have an opportunity |
to publicly endorse Lieut.. Gov. Rick>
ards, who with sterling feutly to party, |
''heid the f'rt" IN the legislative
troubles Of 1890, and against whom the
senators failed 10 slgnally |
to prevail, that they finally fled, se>
cret!y aud by night. beyond the jur~
isdlction Of the state, leaving their
constituencies unrspresented.
Resofred, That we likewise heartily
endorse tue action OF the judicial dis
trict convention held at Billings.
which nominated for judge OF this dis
trict the Hon. J, w. Streveil, whose
long residence In this community aud
wide experience In the practice OF law,
toInake him more than ordi-
nary we'll fitted to fill tho honorable
office, and which he will fill with Dig
nifty, fairness, and due observance of
The we'll founded principles of the law.
Resctued, That We recognize com.
ng era Of development 10 our county