The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-09-21
A TICKET WHICH WILL WIN
The Most Representative Body of
Democrats Ever Assembled
in This County.
They Put Up Their Very Best Men
A Clean, Strong Ticket From
Top to Bottom.

SAoS
court room headed by a band Of music.
p. b. Gallagher, chairman Of the county
committee called the convention to or
der. In the absence of Secretary Nc.
Murran, G. H. Clark read the call. On
motion W. M. Cockrill was unanimously
elected temporary chairman, and g. II.
Clark by a like unanimous vote was
elected temporary secretary. Mr.. Cock
rill on taking the chair made a short but
~incisive speech, taking occasion to re.
mark that it gave him pleasure to pre-
side over a body composed. as he be-
lieved this convention was, Of the most
representative democrats who had ever
gathered together in convention in this
county. He demanded the pleasure of
the convention.
r. S. Ford moved that the chair
appoint committees on resolutions,
permanent organization and also on
the order of business and on ere.
dentials, each committee to consist Of
five members.
The chair according appointed the fol-
lowing, there being no objection:
Resolutions-W. q. Downing, city; j.
L. Gillette, Davis Creek; w. Ii. Gels
thorpe, city; John Largent, Sun River;
II. L.. Descombes, Cora.
Organization-P. B. Gallagher, city;
j. }. Patterson, Truly; w. ID. Howard,
Cascade: ID. w. Bateman, city; G. L.
johnson, Cascade.
Credentials-S. E. Atkinson, city; Louis
Goslin, Kibbey, +. w. Bull, Sun River;
Dave Wilson, Truly: Michael Burns,
Geyser.
The convention then adjourned till
3 p. N.
On r~eassembling, the committee on
credentials reported the following dele
gates entitled to seats in the convention:
First ward-W. q. Downing, w. n.
Fletcher, Il. &, Armstrong; Il. ). Ford, S.
E. Atkinson, f. b. Largent. Il. j. Fitz
gerald, b. f. Turner, p. b. Gallagher, ID.
Doolin.
Second ward-G. Woods, 7. CORDIALLY,
e. w. Ryan, J. II. DAILY, A. c. McCub-
bin, X. II. Wilbur.
Third ward-Charles Wegner, Archie
Mcdonald, Kyle Price, G. W. Hanneman,
A. J. Vance, M. Hunt, Jasper Tullock.
Fourth ward-George II. Stanton, j.
b. Leslie, w. NJ Cockrill, G. II. Clark, G.
d. Wilt, w. II. Gelsthorpe, ID. W. Bate
man, ID. OllVerman.
North Great Falls-Thomas Tyler, j.
| Cassidy.
b. & NJ. smelter-M. Hickey, Tom En-
derson, VIM. Klause.
West Great Falls-F. A. Merrill, ID.
Williams, Enoch Bruno, Robert Coates,
Peter Gamble, James Greeley.
Boston and Great Falls Addition
j. II. Russell, 7. j. Miller.
Smelter-C. +. Kretlow, g. J. Palma
teer.
Sun River Leavings-Ed Reinicke.
Sun River-F. w. Bull, John Largent,
p. b. Fox.
st. Peters Mission-Ed A. Lewis.
Ulm-P. w. Bradford.
Cascado-H. w. Ludwig, J. Beckett,
w. ID. Howard.
st. Claire. l.. johnson. Merrill Car
ter, Il. II. Gorham, S. p. Butler.
Soldier Creek-Dan McDougal.
Truly-D. f. Nelson, j. j. Patterson.
Millegan-Frank Givens.
Sand Coulee-T. Wheeler, Harry Ring
valid.
Upper Sand Coulee-C. Malone, A. j..
Amundson.
Belt-C. Turner.
Armington-C. Zllm, w. Hardy.
Willow Creek. II. Gillette, George
Talbot.
Davis Creek-M. L. Lynch, M. Byrne.
Cora-H. L. DesCombes.
Kibbey-A. Chambers, Louis Goslin.
Riceville--V. N. Wilson.
Geyser-George Hay.
Monarch-James Fisher.
Logging Creek. G. Hutchinson.
The committee on resolutions reported
the following:
The democrats of Cascade county in
convention assembled renew their faith
in and declare their answering adher-
ence to the party Of Jefferson and Jack
son, which is now, and has been from
the foundation Of the government, the
true party Of the people.
We hereby promise persistent de-
votion to democratic principles and our
best efforts to maintain the supremacy
Of that party, believing that thereby we
best serve the interests Of country
and promote the general welfare.
The financial and business depression
through which our country has just
passed is the natural result Of many
years Of vicious class legislation by the
republican party, including among legis
lative evils the demonitization Of silver
and the imposition of a tariff tax which
enriches the few at the expense of the
many. Monopolies, trusts and million
ares we're the legitimate offspring Of THU
class legislation, and we now view will
pleasure and qualification the beginning
of the return of a tide of prosperity il
, every avenue Of business.
The democratic battle for an income
tax has been won; and we now pledg,
ourselves to vote for no man, for tn
legislative assembly who will not cas-
every ballot for a United states senator
unqualifiedly in favor of the free coin
age of silver on the basis of 16 to one.
In local affairs there are equally goot
. reasons for giving support to the demo
cratic party, end lie candidates OF thi
convention. Cascade county is blu
, seven years Of age and :et in that tim
a debt has been piled ~ which nearl
reaches to the constitutional limits, an
we submit to the taxpayers, what !
there to show for it.
Since the creation OF the county it's al
fairs have been managed by the republl
can board of commissioners, and wit
!, few exceptions its official staff has bee
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