The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-10-20
WINNERS NAMED.

oIter was eiecteu temporary
chairman, who addressed the con-
vention In forceable and logical
manner, as ouiv' Wueel-horse
Potter can. TIE following COM
mittecs we're appointed Com
mittee or creden tials J. A. Kennedy,
VIM Cowgill and John Ward; COM
rnittee on order of business, Jacob
Lauffer, L. D Matheson and G. E.
Trescott committee on resolutions,
j. G. Bair, G. S. Mcdonald and
H. L. Halliday. Temporary
organization, W. D. Jones, VIM
Chalmers, ]. S. Gordon.
z. T. Burton was chosen per
manent chairman and G. c. Taylor
secretary. Mr.. Burton addressed
the convention in ST eech so
patriotic, so sound in facts and so
pointed in conclusions that it will
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live and be treasured in the minds
OF his hearers as one of the
choicest speeches that was ever
listened to by an audience in Teton
county. The committee on
credentials reported as follows
We. your committee -on creden-
tia's, beg leave to report as follows.
We find that all OF the deleg Atts
prese-t from the several precincts
are duly qualified to take thei,
seats in this convention with the
exception of the delegates from
Collins, said precinct have failed to
holo primary. We ask that the
courtesy be extended TO the repub-
licans of that precinct by seating
Mr.. Seaman VINO is present with
us.
The committee on order Of
business reported, after which t 9
committee on resolutions reported
as follows and their report was
adopted with cheers that shook the
rafters.
To the chairman and members OF
the Teton county R republican con-
ventiou. We your committee on
resolutions and platform beg leave
to submit the following report:
We congratulate the people OF
the Urited States upon the highly
prosperous condition of the
country, which condition We claim
as the natural and direct result Of
the application of the cardlna
principe of the great republica'
f party, under the guiding wisdom
OF the present republican president
William Mckinley. We heartil.
commend the present adninistra
{ On for its aUle and statesmanlik
c slduct of the late war with Spa!I
, in behalf of the cause of universe
freedom, and.r of downtroddeI
humanity. Aud we extend ou
: warmest tribute of patriotic graft
i. tude to the brave aud skilfL
, officers, soldiers and seamen
whose career OF unbroken vicbori
, throughout the conflict entitl
them to the admiration of tn
civilized world.
We endorse the action of tn,
recent republican state convention
in the city of Helena, in placing
before the people of this gre !
common wealth candidates of b G
reputation for uprigh,ness au'
lntergity and of known devotion t.
: the principles of the party to whicl
| they belong.
We recommend to suffrage
of the voters of Teton county th
candidates this day nominated AM
we pledge to them our hearties
support in the present campaign
We affirm our allegiance to th'
: truths as laid down in the pla tforn
+ framed by the republican stat
convention held at Helena on the
24th day of September, 1898
J. G. Bair, H. l.. Halliday an
C. S. Mcdonald, CON mittee.
The following nomination wer
tlen unanimously mide. Senator
Samuel L. Mitchell Representative
: George W. M agee; Treasurer
Jaues Gibson; County clerk, A. G.
t Warner; Superintendent of schools
t Fannie Chenowcth; Public Admin
: lstrator, ]. H. Dunlap; Coroaer
e DR.. S. H. Drake. j. W. Shields au(
S U. &. Allen were placed in nomin
S alton for county surveyor. !
/, ballot being taken Allen rccei We
. twelve votes, Mr.. Shields 26 AM
the latter gentleman was declare
the unanimous choice OF the COZ
vention for county surveyor.
For three county commissioner
the names of Clarence B. Perkins
:. Mike Connolly, ]. E. DeHaas
John Jackson and VIM Foster We