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all the circumstances surrounding this occas on
they were Justified in actually going out OF Inc am
hound 10 say in Difference to the opinions, anu ~
wishes Of the majority OF the RePubcans VI ,a
nor our indoraemen, the financial plank tms v "1
adopted sApplause pa nhxe one. and DO not
nronoss r. do il now (appause); but. Mr. mar
man we have instructions from the prseIyes and
false TO them II did not state iher pos' and "s on
their objections at this time IL me mais ur
l.baif ~ tho Republicans Of MOitaHt ~,
cernastly. soemny and emphaucaliy against an ane
financial plank of the platform aoop'eu '''''
Ne cannot accept IT, we cannot ndorse t. H. d We
cannot support on az in This delegation. There are
,sn,n who are satisfied utter their protest ana
s, P nppuse1 There are others who feel that IN
d Ho to support this great controlling issue
placing of candidates on biattorint The nc,
cannot at this time incorse hut Will, ~, ,ha,
ion Of the ,h rSb TO t6S Republicans Of the State
OF Montana TO accept or to reject az ~, tha Mat
form and the candidates put before them ny 'h's
Convention.
UTAH DOES NOT colt.
Senator Brown OF Utah. rose to Il question OF
privilege. and the Chair. in according MN 'ne
floor expressed hope that the request had ho'
been made for the purpose Of saying anything
offensive to the Convention.
Senator Brown. speaking from the PLATFORM
said:
Mr. Chairman the delegation from utah does ,S RoI
bolt Cheers We DO not oe,sV ,n1 Una" nn,p,r bn,
the guardian Of liberty and the protector OF non ;o
government Applause I IN exe or 9 our sorrow
a. '' heir departure We have asked them to re-
main AID Sf n of Good aad cSccs W
thrsc dictates left ana three Ritern9 tesI MessIs
an1 ,ho are as loyal - its principles and az fixed
as the everlasting mountains where We hVe'
IN saying this we still, remain true TO he prin-
c,pcs Of free gold and free silver a. ihs ol1 rates
Votes in a Convention. The test OF time can 9ay
as the CONSTITUTIONAL money. But promisea no,
iosne before the American people. one 70 which the
Republican party vas pledged years and Years ago,
s Sot sl an kmercan ari cheers an American
issue Nenewel oho"rsJ You must s"ad proc,
r,re. send protection 10 the farmer. 10 the manu-
fac,urer ana ] say 70 you mat iah. or "a. isa 4
cause Oheers)
,hrce a'fernatcs he had named be allowed 10 st
in the Convention in place II the delegates who
had 1T.
The chairman said unless objection was made
this would be ordered
No dissenting voice being raised. the three
altcrnatca. LINDSEY Rogers. Web Green and y.
Smith. ,,cro seated rs delegates from Utah.
The Chair ncx1 recognized NJ. Rurieigh. OF
washington.
Mr. Hrrlegh speaking from the platform said:
"Thc Young stat = Washington Yields her place
or ra,rioii. devotion and loyal allegiance 20 this
Government and thc tcnets - this party 20 none.
Wc ala not CON. her, FOR inspiration on the sill
~ question We hrough; our Inspiration with
US We believe I'm the single & ii standard be-
cause we believe that the money whit "a pays the
banker IN Wnl street his interest - none too
good 20 pay the lnhorer IN Montana" Then he
added that with Protection. Reciprocity and the
chosen standa ri bearer William Mckinley.
Washington would give Il good account ~ herself
ln November This the fret time McKin-
lcy's name had been publicly mentioned IN the
proceedings. and r. was received with cheers.
NATIONAL COMMITTEE ANNOUNCED
The States were then called Tor the choice II
rcrihei. - tho National Committee. and the
following LANES were sent up