The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-10

party - on tn0 ol00 Of tuS pq0Dy4 4F FASNy
crusade Of sariR reform and ~ 1llSsvs
coinage will bs carried on With unreteeAama
zeal until the end sought u aocCMplloA 4
30 rightsous q cause cannot 4ail M M tsisR
umphsnt. The dslegatss ahsseA Nv thtaS
convention 10 represent Our state A. ehas
national convention % Chicago ah0ai9 voaeg
for NO candidsts for The pSeaidsneya
who IL mot known 10 favor thsss ueaeNSeas
], for one. would favor iAstruatins 90 del-S
sgatss TO this extent. The democracy VI
Montana should nos meat In sbate cenveos
tion without again sxprsssing ~ oonasm-7
nation of the wicked conspiracy by wAtoAS
the will Of tho people Of this stats wae tess
verssd and their riRhtful representatives, in44
the senate Of tho United States wsye denisdS
their seats In that body. Our yssolstions
should voice the indignation naturally toleS
by the party on this subject. and u ahOuld
be the special aim Of this aAd otheY earns
paigns 70 rebuke tho colossal frauds by v
seeing to II that : dsmocrAt honestly
elected succseds the men who will hAvo Oe.s
cupied the seats thst rightfully belong ~
W, A. Clark and Martin MaQjnnis. I1e|
orime against tho people Of Montanas
against the fair nams md fame ~ cuEl
state, against the basis and fabric ~ altg
governmsnt, must never b0 condonsd. N Ssss5
His remarks wers often Interrupted ~
cheers, and all delegates wars In very goo4
humor whom he finished and appointed t1oa
! various committees. A TsoOsa WaS thems
taken. The band from Fort AissoulA md
the Boston & Montana band, of Butts,
gave very enjoyable concerts during theS
dinner hour, and at three O'Clock all Aele~s
gates had reassemblsd for tho business Of
the convention. An innovation In such W
gathering waa The distribution at bouton.
| ieres for all the delegates BY several pretty
young women. After this the reports u
the several committees were received. Hon.
manent chairman, and u. q. Day, Of Liv-a
ingston, chief secretary. There WAa
some discussion over the rssoIationG,
which after appeared in the report Of The
revolutions committee. Mr.. Frank made y
graceful speech Of acceptance. featufe
illustrative Of democratic loyalty waa tho
appearance Of DR.. Hunter, Of Bozsman, Who
voted for Andrew jackson in 1892. Hs wAs
escorted to the stage by Mayor Ramsey, of
Bozeman. and Mayor Higgins, Of MissouIa.s
and was greeted by rising convention that
yelled till all the delegates wers AoaSss.
The Boston d Montana band, which wAs IN
| the stage, played Hail to the Chiof. The
routine business was transacted IN very
| short order. s
Those who expected controversy cves
the election Of delegates to Chicago wer1
disappointed. When the order 81 buain11a
was reached, Mr.. HagRerty, OF Silver BoW
county. nominated Hon. w. A. Clark, n1
Butts. and there was no end TO the sn-
thusiasm that followed. Every county
seconded his nomination, ana uudSr NO
tion the convention rose and made hiS
nomination unanimous. Col. Nolan, 0f
Helena, Immediately followed With tho
nomination Of sx-Gov. Hauser. and among
other things spoke Of tho iats COL Broad.
water in the most feeling terms u dsmo-
crat, noble among the noblset,l
and brave among the bravest. Edi-
tor Quinn, of the Miner, IA
seconding the nomination OF ox-Goy.
| Hauser, expressed the greatest pleasure o.
his own behalf and on behalf OF the sixty
six delegates Of Silver Bow county, to 80
ond the nomination Ut man whose haiy
had grown gray in the service OF his party.
| and than whom no man was more fitted .
represent the democratio party Of the state
! " 1AOutnu0 dV UAo COuN0utlOu lM O0lC1HQn
Hon. Walter Cooper, Of Bozsman, was
nominated by Judge Z. A. Luce IN speech
that aroused the greatest applause.
The fourth neminea was ChIir.
man 4. =. Collins, who was named
by Nj. William M. Cockrill. of Grsat Falls.
Hon. Thomas Joyes. who had the backing
of a solid delegation from his county, wae
nominated in an eloquent speech BY County
Attorney M. H. Parker, Of jefferson
county. Mayor Frank Higgins was nom,-
nased by Senator Mats. ths ''bald sagls
orator of the Rockies" and the eaals neveY
scared with better grace or was bsttss
greeted. Each delegate was chosen With
out opposition. and upon motion the con-
vention arose and made the election uuani-
| nous.
The alternstes were likewise elected With.
ont opposition: William McDermott, Of
Butte, DR.. J. M. Fox. of Park county, and
L. @. Fyhrie, Of Dillon. Tho committse o.
resolutions then reported.