The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-09-05

chewed battle ak plug and rags and
looked sorrowfully at each other.
and tried to think-for about three
hours and then adjourned for dinner.
Upon reassembling after the animals
had all been fed, they selected del
egates to 90 to the, state convention
as follows: J. NJ. kumpe, p. II. Ma
loney, j. Il. Anderson, G. J. Butler,
X S. Upton, A. c. Gormley, II. S.
Hyatt, Geo. Herbert, j. h. Kanouse,
J. j. OMAR, J.. r.. Weston, A.. G..
Wilson, J. j. Jobb. j. l.. Johnston,
II. Miles, J. G. Upton. Alternates
A. Pierse, S. /. Winscott, w. E.
F. H. Lewis, F. Sweeney, c. Holli-
day, A. w. Schneider, G. Francisco,
J.. q. Hardy, n. G.. Smith, j. L.,
Belcher, ID. J. Condor, ID. Mccarthy
r. ID. Cotter, f. Keene, Tai Reed.
A committee of H. Miles, ID. J..
Condor and p. II. Wild was APP
pointed to confer with the populists
and make as it were a proposal of
matrimony. The pops seemed agree
able to matrimony but asked the
lone Arkansaw widow to fire too
many of her do-less offspring. They
agreed to fuse, with the privilege
allowed of filling the Offices of two
commissioners. clerk of court, clerk
and recorder, and either one senator
or two representatives. The demo-
Gratis heard this report anon with
sadness; for they loved the populists
more than they could tell. The latters'
plan meant the discarding of two OF
the lone widows beloved children
and she was sore dismayed. The
detected dems sent back the promise
to give the pops one representative
one commissioner, clerk of the cour
clerk and recorder, coroner and pub
, lie administrator. The pops prompt
, ly rejected this penurious offer
!, which meant that the dems SHOULD
f keep the pie, and the pops should b'
satisfied with crust. The pops lovec
the lone widow, but they dreaded
the task of supporting her II prof
: ligate children. Aud it may be in
cidentally remarked that they re
membered the campaign of '94.
7 "Where. where was Mitchell then!
One blast upon his old bazoo
> Were worth a hundred men."-Scott
All talk of fusion with the popu
lists being off, the democrats sal
! they would queer the party Of win
g and whiskers by fusing with tn
republicans. Thus they slande
u good sense and clutch It straws j
their dying hour. The middle {
the road boys are too cute for then
e How will they be able to COME
c with men of sense and stern busine:
Il qualities?
They proceeded to put upa parts
ticket as follows. the fOrlOrn hor
being entertained that the republ
T. cans would fill up the vacancies:
a State SENATOR. Il. Anderson.
n County Commissioner. c. Til
1t ton.
Sheriff-Jas. Jobb.
County Attorney-A. c. Gormle
&c Treasurer-Allen Pierse.
Assessor-Jas. J. OMAR.
County Superintendent Of Schoo
X Miss. S. E. Curtis.
is They then gave forth the folio,
re ing humble resolutions:
Sc Whereas, party was %conceiv,
n. in sin, and our iniquities are bigg
! than a house,
Resolved, that we put On a brazt
lie face and meet the people with a co
e. blinded smile, thereby capturing Il
of unwary and innocent.
Whereas, the world is full
chumps, and the people like to
=, goosed,
ld Resolved, that we fight it out
in this line if it takes all summe
That we CRAFTY their pleasure
humbuggery, and play out the gan
by the same old system.
mt Whereas, Chairman Mitchell h
to tipped his hand before his ante, a
as tried to break up the game.
Resolved that we refuse to 81
nc him any more chips, and that he
barred out of all future games
this house.