The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-08

lation in the fact tina 20 the call for men
in that humane mission. the lst Mon
tana volunteers was the first TO RESPOND
and the nrst to be mustered into serN-
ice"
The committee from the populist con-
vention presented the following resoiu-
ton adopted by that convention. when
was read and tabled: Whereas, Inc
national leaders Of the three great ST.
YER parties are unanimous IN thelf NieNs
upon the union OF all the sllNer loI'eSo u
this country and these views are con-
Cured i'm by that great champion OF the
people, william J. Bryan be II
Resolved. BY the pOpulists OF Lewis
and Clarke county, in convention as
sembled. that We are in hearty aceotu
with all true friends OF SILVER ahd re-
spectfuIly invite all democrats ana silver
republicans Of this county 20 cooperate
with ms upon an equitable basis consist
en-, with party dignity, and 10 the emo
hat the interests Of silver may not DC
endangered by personal ambition Sf
party creed.
.Resolyed. That a committee be ~
pointed 20 present these resolutions 10
The democratic and silver repuph'aH
parties Of this county
a committee Of 10 was appointed 10
prepare a list Of A. delegates and after
mates to the Anaconda convention
While the committee was celebrating
F.. r. Kennedy, delegate from
introduced this resolution:
BE II resolved, by the democrats OF
lewis and Clarke county. i'm convention
assembled. That the Hon. w. \ Clark
of Butte. Mont. Is the unanimous choice
II this convention for United States SEN
ator. and that the democratic members
of the next legislative assembly from
Lewis and Clarke county are hereby
instructed 10 that n d
&. Il. Nolan moved TO amend by SUB
stitutinE the name Of j. K. Toole as
the conventions choice. lie urged Mr..
TooIe's candidacy in an eloquent man
nor. calling attention TO the fact that a
p]osition in the United states senate
Is becoming more "a question OF Dooul'
thar Of brains and urging the Demo
crafts of the county to rally around lhe
hammer of one who possessed the lat
ter. Governor Toole asked MT. Nolai
not to press the amendment, as II
might complIcate matters and To IN"
detriment Of the legislative icket The
amendment was withdrawn ana the
original Clark resolution tabled.
THO following were chosen delegates
10 the Anaconda convention: j.. Is.
Toole, w. +. Purcell, John Frey, fellN
Ingram. II. .. Farris' eugene Alleh'
T.. c. Ferguson. c. w. Dresser, Harry
Rnrrnrd. James SULLIVAN, j. W. bhH
krtt William De Lacy. T.. {. Day, u.
\. Brandegee. l.. Steinbrenner, w. j.
Svroeny. William Muth, A.. G. Green,
W q. Bennett A. ]. Davidson, w. u,
Mccain. s. II. McIntire. De Forest
Hedges. ]. s. NJ. Nell. Julius Muller
: 4. Hauser. II. A. Flowerree. {. ,
Gibson. w. NJ. Bigcs. II. J. Walsh. a
!. steele. Henry Fisher, w. y hua'
nall w. G. Prcuitt. y. w. hcConheIi
p ali Of Helena: Nj. W. Norton, Franz
p Mccormack. j. n. Ralston, II. j. STA
D Win. East Helena: IL. II. Plotting, tr.
r I sullivan. Marysville; e. {. ca
r beniton. f.. Beach. Augusta; car
q Hirsch. Craig: J. L. Wegner, Stckney
p cyrus Nelson. York; James Luttereli
Rimini.
q A number Of anne were propose
!, for the legislature. These were noml
mated: w. ]. Sweeny, banker; r. {
Il nav. lawyer: r. W. Kupphal. hquo
m dealer; w. g. Bennett, painter, }.
/, phe1ps. cattleman. all Of Helena; w
q Hutchinson, merchant, East Helena
, II. T. Plotting. merchant MarNs
Is vile. r.
, r. J. Davidson was renominated n
sheriff other nominations were: ode
Il Mcconnell. county attorney; Or. W
I. steele. treasurer: 9. !. Clark, cler
u and recorder. Dan Sweeny. auditor
=. william Settles. assessor; i. G Brook,
= coroner: I'D Zimmerman, public ao
:, uiuistrator: Kathryn Johnston, count
etnariufepdCnf.