Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-29

republican state, and that nothing but rank
apOstasy on the part of the republicans cal,
or will defeat the return of a substantial
and wholesome republican majority i'm
North Dakota in the approaching presi.
dental election;
Resolved, That we express our admira-
ton for the statesmanlike sagacity that
fOresaw the benefit to be derived by the
nation from the operation of the Mckinley
bill and its kindred legislation, and for the
cool fOrtitude with which the SANE have
been enforced in the face of the most de-
termined and virulent opposition both at
home and from abroad; and that it is our
conviction that the achievements of the
party in the past are a sufficient guaranty
of the prosperity of the country in the
future ii entrusted. to the hands of the
party who have made the United States
one of the first nations upon the globe:
Resolved, That we deprecate the ten
dency on the part of vast corporations to
subvert the uses of government n to
divert the functions of the same to their
own purposes: and that we resent the ar.
rogant and unwarrantable assumption of
the right to dictate the course of conduct
by suci OF any political party as being UNI
American in principle and opposed to the
spirit OF republican institutions.
Resolved, h we heartily approve and
endorse the dignified, capable and manly
administration of the federal government
as now being made, aud that we do hereby
instruct the delegates chosen by this con-
Ventlon to use every honorable effort in the
convention, to be held at Grand Forks. to
secure the selection by that body of a dele
gailon TO the national convention. to be
held at Minneapolis, who shall go in
structed to cast the vote of North Dakota
for the renomiiation of Benjamin Har-
rlsnn for the office of president of the
United States.
Resolved, That we earnestly condemn
the action of the democratic house of rep.
resentatives in refusing to pass the WASH
Durne resolution, authorizing the'secretarv
OF war to charter ships at the expense Of
the government to transport to Russia the
feed supplies donated by the generous
people of the United States for the relief
Of the starving Russians.
Resolved, That we endorse the PROPOSE
ton to amend the constitution of the
United States SO as to provide for the cleo
tlon OF United STATES senators by direct
vote of the people.
Resolved, That it is the sense of this
convention that the best interests of the
republican party of this state would be
served it the state convention called to
nominate a representative to congress, and
state officers would also nominate the re-
publican candidate for United States
senator.
NAs AAAAouAo uONcO ludG Guo TcSOlu-
tions be adopted.
Mr.. Gage wanted the delegates to ex-
press their sentiments.
MIR. Williams thought the resolutions
expressed their sentiments and they
were adopted.
Mr.. Williams moved to adjourn, and
one of the most unanimous conventions
ever held in Burlelgh county adjourned.
Glove Laughs at Locksmiths."
Mr.. Bellamore, who owns a large
ranch forty miles north of the city,
moved his family in town last fall so as
to have the benefits of our schools. His
Oldest daughter, a winsome girl, some
way got acquainted with the Western
house stable boy, Ed. Hedge, and was
found afterwards very frequently in his
company. The parents objected to his
attention and bounced Ed. u%nceremoni-
onsly from the house and placed the girl
in charge of the sisters at the Lamborn
hospital, the family in the meantime
going to the ranch. Friday night the
sisters locked the girl in her room, as
usual, in the second story, but yesterday
morning she and all her effects were
gone. 1t has since been learned that
the couple went west on the midnight
train.