The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-10-31
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THEKALISPELL INTER LAKE
Sheds More Light on the Pc
culiar Fight Now Being Made
by the Independent Candidate
For Judge.

nurses to the Pomeroy boom have
published a circular to be dis
tributed in the closing hours of
the campaign Toey hope and ex-
pect it will be scattered so late
that cannot be answered 1t is
full of mistalements, misrepresen>
tations and falsehoods from be-
ginning to end. 1t was prepared
by persons who have just cunning
emo lgh to distort and misrepre-
sent facts. 1t is in keeping with
the campaign that has been con-
Quoted for Pomeroy from the start.
1t Is villlfication, insult and lies
from start to finish To people
who are acquainted with the cir
cumstances the circular reeds no
answer, and carries with it its own
condemnation. Who are these
fellows who traduce their profess
sional superiors; who villify and
attack the good name of the dele
gates to the county conven tion who
did net agree with them? What
standing have they at the Flat
h, ad bar. Who recognizes them
as lawyers of any weight or stand
ing What republican can regard
them as republicans. They tried
by every possible means to split
the republican county convention
and bring about a breach that it
would take years to heal. They
never intended to support the
nominee of the convention unless
it happened to be some one they
wanted. Gray stated to the editor
of the Inter Lake on more than
one occasion that the lawyers were
entitled to name the Judge, anc
:, that if they did not get the mar
!, they wanted they would bolt
That if McIntire was nominated
he would bolt under any all cir
cum stances. All his talk abou'
the unfairness of the county con
vention is merely an attempt to
excuse his own actions and hid,
their real motive.
They try to divert atten ton fron
; their own mis-statements by at
= tacKing other people. They viIlif,
and abuse Mr.. Noffsinger ant
attempt to besmirch his characte
before the people of the county b.
statements that are false and tha
;, they must know to be false. The.
. try to degrade HIM before the con
! munity to further their own petty
schemes, and gratify their per
> sonal malice.
:, They make great outcry about
!, Mr.. Whips and his connectio
with the campaign. They accus
) him of peridy in the campaign i
1892. The fact is that Mr.. Whipp
has stood by the ticket aud ever
man on it every year that ther
has been an election since he ha
IL been here, even when some of hi
L most bitter personal enemies an
20 " traducers, including Frank Ora,
- himself, were on the ticket. 1t
. equally fact that these fellow
- have bolted every nomination tha
% did not suit them, every yea,
% That they are doing every thin
) they can to disrupt the party thu
10 year. Their attacks on MI
u Whips are prompted by persons
s. enmity and envy.
- They say eight Pomeroy dele
gates were not able to Gnd seat
he when the vote on temporary chair
II mau was taker and were eounte,
ID for Mclntire. That is false, AM
s those fellows know it, The dele
It gates know it. The delegates wer
ST all calico inside the railing wher
III there were plenty of seats.
'e They say The chair man refuset
IL vote by ballot on the motion t.
in adopt the report of the coma lite
ID to select delegates to the stat
e. convention. No motion t. vote ol
vt that motion by ballot was made O
lie suggested, and they know it.
y They Say SO delegates were givel
le seats in the convention, ard tina
ne the Is votes for Mr.. Wallace wer
id not majority. They know per
ht ftctly we'll that at least six dele
I'd gates did not appear at the con
rd vention at all, and that the 4