The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-09
Granite Silver Republicans Want
Not One but Both.
IN COUNTY CONVENTION
Delegates ard A~lternates Arc Chosen to
the State Convention and a Full
County Ticket Is Nominated.
In Favor of Annexation.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

I man OF IDe county CtnlIdl tpiiliilllNtts
The following were the delegates and
alternates who presented credentials:
Philipsburg North-Delegates: +. NJ.
Durfce, d. NJ. Mcdonald. NJ. II. Bry-
an, Dan Arms, j. A. Matthews, James
Hansen, J. X. Pardee. w. f. Moore.
A%lternates: Josiah Shull, Julius Han
sen. r. T. Wharton. J. A. Spencer, a..
Mcintyre, +. r. Congdon, James Pat
ten, W. l.. Allison.
Philpsburg South-Delegates: Geo.
Metcalf, Walter Kroger, ID. ;. Mcleod,
c. b. Rust, j. II. Mckenzie, G. A.
Densnore. w. |. Power. George OPP,
H. b. Garden. Alternates: w. II. Nc
williams. A. J. Anderson, +. w. Her
ring, Theodore Anderson, II. Wyman,
j. +. Abbey, NJ. +. Edwards, J. c. Nc
Leod, j. r. Durfee.
carbohydrates: ]. II. Vol,
James Northy. II. r. Cunning. James
Willoughby, Joe Julian, James f. Cum
ming. Alternates: w. Mitchell, G. l..
Gildersleeve, /. u. James, Fred Harris,
Tom Dyer, l.. f. Higly.
Observation-Disclosures william Ly-
ons, G. b. Craven. F.. O.. w. Commons,
James b. Featherman. Alternates:
Phil Bugerman, Charles n. Childs,
Charles Burt. Charles Cross.
Stone Station-DeleBates: j. c. Doc
ley, i. b. Horton. Alternates: X. M.
Anderson, Roddy McRae.
New Chicago-Delegstes: Hiram
Thomas, Steve Norton, Albert Tinkle-
paugh, Hans J. Kolback, j, 5. Carna-
gle. Alternates: ]. II. Bear, Frank
Carnegie, Charles Tnklepaugh, 5.
Western, l.. J. Henrickson.
Garnet-Delegates: l.. c. Parker, J..
r. Bumbaugh. II. w. Lehson, Thomas
Anderson, w. c. Bradshaw. A~lternates:
John Baker, ". d. Clark. c. ID. Jud-
son charles Ea11u n nAntnn
observation-disclosures: r. /. Holland.
NJ. b.. Scott. Alternates: William
Gleason, N. X. Hyatt.
Princeton-G. A. haywood. Alter
nate: Richard Prince.
Quigley-Delegate: II. r. Campbell.
Alternate: Thomas Brown.
Moose Lake-Delegate: T. D. Conk-
lin.
The chairman appointed the following
committees on organization: Daniel
Arms, III. r. Campbell and G. B. Cra-
ven; on resolutions, NJ. II. Bryan, G..
A. haywood and H. NJ. Thomas; on
credentials, J. h. Featherman, X. T.
Cumming, +. NJ. Durfee, e. b. Horton,
J.. r. Bumbaugh.
p The permanent organization was eff
feCted at 4 p. m. and the credential
committee recommended the seating of
all the delegates. The committee on
resolutions recommended the following,
which were adopted:
We your committee on resolutions,
beg leave TO present the following: We,
the silver republicans Of Granite coun-
~, In convention assembled, believing
that the free coinage Of silver is for the
best interests of our state as well as for
the entire country, renew II allegiance
20 the great principles Of ~bimetallism.
again asserting that we hold ii to be the
? paramount issue before the people. We
therefore demand now, as heretofore,
the free and unlimited coinage of sill
Yer AT the ratio of I6 to l by the indie
pendent action OF the United States.
While holding silver to be the para
mount issue and the one the most vital
, Ia the welfare of all our people. We al
, the same time assert our loyalty to the
, principle of protection 10 American in.
dustries and American labor. We most
cordially endorse the course pursued by
our congressman, the Hon. Charles s
, Hartman, in his unfaltering hght In the
interests Of the white metal. and we alsC
, cordially endorse and approve the ours,
of United States Senator Lee Mantle, al
being in accordance with the silver re-
publican principles as laid down in tn,
state platform OF 1896. And ne hereby
4 pledge the candidates upon the legisla
, tive ticket this day nominated to worl
: and vote for his return in the event o
their election.
Resolved, That We give our most cor
dial endorsement and approval of tn
r wal policy OF the present administra
ton and commend the firm attitude o
the commander-in-chief when our ma
: tion was threatened by a foreign To-
and the wise judgment of the presiden
in arranging terms of peace. We com
a mend the unparalleled success and glori
Gus achievements Of u navy and arm,
during the memorable war for relief q
oppressed humanity and avenging tn
death Of our unsuspecting sailors blow
up in the battleship Maine. We ap
prove Of holding all territory conquere
y by our army and navy, deeming thi
n essential to the furtherance and wei
- fare Of our commerce and industries
10 We pledge our unqualified support I
a the stars and stripes in maintainin
n their position and UNFOLDING their dis
nifty wherever unfurled TO the breez
- upon this globe. We further resolve tha
the delegates chosen by this CONVEX
a tion TO attend the silver ~republiCa
state convention to be held In the cit
4 Of Anaconda on Wednesday, Sept. =
a 1895, be and are hereby instructed
4 lend their undivided supper i'm nom
- mating FOR reelection 20 the congress ,
= the United States our tried and trJ
m champion II silver, the Hon. Charles
a Hartman. deemiug this recognition
~ him Of gratitude due the gentleman WI
= so faithfully defended the vital int
~ ests of his constituents in congress"
n The convention then proceeded
ne make nominations and the followir
in was the result: Senator. w. l. Powe
members Of the legislature, Dunca
90 Dingwall and L. c. Parker; sher'
- George MetCalf; clerk and reCorde
Daniel l.. Arms; treasurer, J. h. Pa
nj dee; assessor. John III. Vol; corone
n l.. Il. Bumbaugh.
n. The following il the list of delegat
"a and alternates to the Anaconda sta
a. convention: Delegates DIR. w. l. Powt
"a j.. X. Pardee. j. r. Abbey, ID. y. NJ
he Donald, Col. q. w. Morse, l.. g. Parkt
al r. l. Holland, w. T. Moore. AlJernat
ID. :. Mcleod. n. r. Campbell, NJ.
n Bryan. Dan Arms. j. A. F'eatherma
ng Peter M~usigbrod. Hugh Cumming. Du
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