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9,tne,tln,tnIke alubeoer.

- st Poittpperi, omfatten6e 40, 900
Dollars, ct blet be9aaet Seem Oort.
Tilippinerseneralen Nluare5 meo
25 Soloater ct blet ta9et til fan9e pau
Den Mtnbanao.
- Mrisonas 8efoltnin9 er 1920
eller mere. .enb BET oobbelte af, bpab ben
par for 10 9lar iiben.
- Den itorartebe Bibliotbetbpsnins
iom Staten bar opfprt W&aoilon, 8is.,
blep inbuiet / Treoa9s.
Oct peb @alpe itonzE Eorna6oen
anrettebe Sale paa 8omulbsaplinsen
anlaaes til 4 Miu. Dollars.
- 9larets Potetesaulin9 be Tor.
Stater ani1aaes til $50, 900 8u., builz
tet er ct sobt l1obptte, ,ianwaenbolbt meb,
buab eber 9jennemimitliS er blet aplet
be iibite 10 Mar.
6rbp. @eneralpoiten % &onsress
manb @illiam 8. @ilion, Tar til
u@ilion 1olblopen", er afsaaet peo
Dpben / fit @jem Qerinston, ga.
- Demotraterne paa :6amaii bat
nomineret prins Dapio Gumananatoa
tor &onsresmanb, % bet aniees Jon,
sipet, at ban pil blipe pens &epreiens
tant &onsresien / @aibin9ton.
6rbp. Gen. @rap al Oelamare,
Meblem af Ben &ommisiion iom afilutz
tebe Trattaten n,eo Spanien % npli9
af Mc&inlep ubnepnt til 'Meblem af
Sen internationale @olb9iftsbomitol, err
tlarer atban er for Brpan for Pre<
ii6ent.
Chicago bar tfslse galsliiterne
oper 400, 900 gelsere. Oct antases
BOG, at BET pirteli9e Mntal lite operitt>
ger 100000. Dette er omtrins I
Ganse iaamanse, iom Der e ! belle
Is 4 r = h + 3
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mttttteIptu.

- 6eieiteret bar itaofeitet Dulutbs
.Gbarter o9 flyer, at bet traaote ifraft 80
Dase efter 8pualset.
= Gn forieslet 9oie, Der inbebolot
$1,000, blep itiaalet fra en- Mmeritan
Grpreis @o'.s gosne ct. Saul for
leben Das.
Sfpl9e Snbberetnins fra 6ens:
ielsiprst sap Statens 8inbertraabanz
leg / Stillpater ifjor ct Ouerifuo paa
$40, 900. S &esnifabet iettes pc &aaz
materialer, JONI bapes paa @aanoen,
lapere enb til 9ieloen6e Martebspriier.
@n patter, Qltteit om Qino>Momintitraz
tionens Tortraffelt9be6.
Beter Qlrmor fra Sanbitone ouer>
1tar iorleben fin 9uitrus 6als / ct 2o9e>
bus / Minneapolis % oueritar berpaa
fin esen. &pinben pil ianoipnlisuis lez
pc, men Mrn,or ielp ct BET mtnbre 9aab
for. @ariasen ct utjenbt. W}rs. Mrz
NOR baube. to 8prn paa fit Sang, 6a
benbes Man6 bu99e6e til 3enbe.
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6pab mon Slater bill?

gaaar 9. 9. 6au9an ifraaler ON, at
&on9restanbibaterne | 7be Diitritt be9se
.er Saloonernes lpbise Gienere, iaa tas
ger ri impeltben 8etrastnins, bpem
Yaaitanben tommer fra, % iaa taser ri
ielpfelselig lite noset ,9enipn til ben.
Waen naar Mater maatte inbrpmn,e, at
ban tos fell, os alliseuel nu ienber rb
Sc famine paaitanbe meb ben Gor<
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5nQen bebsoer at pere bmqe ior at
,tlootaQe ,Nrbeiosmanne"". enten be
bar abonneret for ben ll.r itt,. De
fom faar Zig Blaoet t,l,tnot uoen ielb
at babe abonneret, foar bet iom @aoe
fra en- eller anben Yen. Wt ieno,r lite
Blabet frit til no4en: 6op enoeliQ
bette @rinbrin9 % {par os oisfe &e.
fuRn9tort berefter.
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6porfor itte sipe Tilipinoerrne beres
! Tribeb M, Mc&inlep? 9fu bar bu
Mast til at 9igre BET. Tor bin Sanz
uittisbebs Stplo ubspb lite mere uitpl:
bist Blob be faa Dase, bu bar i9ien
at re9jere.
Men nei, flyer ban, bet pilbe uere
erelpit, ia panpittist at ouersiue bisie
itattels 6olt rta tie mercp Of their fall
cipili3eb cbiefs".
Dette pasier iaa npia9tist til Song
George ben 3bie af@n9lanb bans Pro>
flamation unber Be ameritanife &oloni>
ers 6ribebstamp, buori ban flyer: vSes
pniter at siensipe bem Qouens @elii9z
nelier, iom be iaa fatalt os beiperat bat
ombyttet meo &risens Glenbisbeb os
beres Qebers uiltaarlise Gprani".
&an noset Menneite meb iunb Torz
mutt ii9e, at nj bar mere 0tet til at re:
siere ouer bet filippinlte Tolte no Song
George bau6e til at re9iere ouer Be ames
ritanite &olonier? Seq tror bet neppe,
os leg baaber, at bet ameritanife Tolt
peo @alset ibpit taiter fin Stemme for
en- Manb, ber nil arbeibe til Toltets %
Qanbets 8ebite o9 opretboloe Qanbets
9@re % &eipett, en- Manb, BET lite bpier
&ne bperten- for Mart 0ama eller
&octefeller.
S 9enberne paa Ell laaban Mano fan
nj trpst lesse &esjerinsens Epiler.
Gil bu, at Qanbet ital ityres af 5oltet
% for Solicit, ba taft bin Stemme for
8illiam S. BrYan. Wlen nil bu, at
2anbet ital fortiette ..benne erelpie
8lobsubspoelie iamt ientes ! bunolps
@ielb at 9uiinber % after Eulin6er af
Tarmere os 9lrbeibere ital brinses unoer
Yensen,astens @laueiupbe, os nil ba
bielpe til at trampe uor @runolou uns
BET Gebberr ba item paa Mc&inley.
Den iaame9et omtalte Mc&inley Yross
ptritp bar, iaauiot je9 ueb, life maaet
g. Dat. enbnu.
Snbienberen fra Nolcott taller ON, at
Suppefipttener bleu oprettet itore 8pz
ct ,lnber @leuelanbs Styre. Seq leite
nplis / en- Norb Datota Muis, at BET er
mellem SO os IS Tamilier i ct County
i Morb Datoto aloeles :.blottet for bet
npouenbi9e til Qipsopbolo. 8prn ct
bpbe iom 6else af Cult. gilbe bet lite
uere en- soo Sbee at oprette 'Suppetjptz
tener Qanbbiitritterne o9iaa unoer Mcz
&inleps uiie !Stprelie? Oct er lite min
Menins at furiuare @leuelanbs .9lbminiz
itration; ben par raaoben NOT. Men
perre enb Mc&inleps uar ben lite.
unberitpttebe lite @lepelanbs Demotra>
terne Mc&inlep amber 0al9et 1896 o9
SIR Be lite Oct famine 'iaar tanite?
9pab Briierne paa 8arer, iont4Tarmez
rem tjeber % forbruser, ansaar, iaa ct
bet enbper Manb betjenot at be bar ite>
get 10 til 200 9rocent, iiben Mc&inlep
blep 9reiioent, o9 8robutterne, iom nj
ielser, er / @jenneminit lite ct Snus
beiere, enb be uar unber @leuelanos @es
siering. Mei, @epubIitanerne fan tpsse
Gariff % 8rosperitp, til,oe blir tanbs
leie, Tatta er Gatta % tan lite itiules.
S. .. Morten.
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Chicago Mc&tnlep en- Majoritet al ca.
900, men iaar foruenter man, at
8rpan nil faa Maioriteten.
- SIT fprite &lasies Gobat tan auz
les / itore Men9ber bet centrale 8iss
coniin, er ilommer piit af 6erman
Smenion, Ell Muler af lang @rfaring,
iom tiblts ifior hpttebe til Maribfelb
fra Maoilon. San planteoe tre Mcres
iom ct @tsperiment, % MI bar ban ne>
iten peitebpi Gobat,i ON er ferbis til at
itieres. San ct uis paa at ban nil faa
900 Bunb Gobat pit. Mcre. San ct
ltseiaa operbeuiit om, at paa Sorb, iom
fan breneres 9obt, fan 1000 Punb pit.
Qlcre aples ber, os &uaIiteten er li9eiaa
fin iom nosen l. Wisconfin. Ser ct
mango tibtisere Gobatsaplere fra Sta>
tens ipbli9e Del, iom uar interesieret !
benne @tsperimentaplin9. De nil plante
neite CONNER. Tobat bleu iibite Mar
iolst for a Gents, o9 buis 1000
Bunb fan aples pr. 9cre, nil mango
Tarmere ilaa fig paa Gobatsaulin9. -
v9lmerita". Il
S Glapton County, Soma, itte
lan9t fra ben lille Bp Glermont bor en-
9aoromano, iom, buis ban leper enbnu
no9le faa Maaneber til, nil tunne ii9e,
at bqn bat leuet / tire @arbunbre6er.
Oenne Man6 er @ulbbranb 9lnberlon,
fpbt ben LITE Marts 1895 @rans Prez
ite9ielb, 6aoelaab, 9forse, eos fonfirmez
ret Mter 1912. San ct ueb COB 6el>
breb, bprer 9obt os fan enonu iea leie,
enbltient bet enc Die ct ifabet. Tor
Dasens 8esiuenbeber er bans Snteresie
libt Ippet, men om len9it ipunbne Giber
6ar ban en- sanite flat @rinbrins. 6an.
fan aaleoes fortelle om forifjellise
Sing fra &risens Eio 1910. San
bar for en- iaa samuel Deano at uere en-
ristis prestis @onsitemme, os for en-,
iom forleben par os beieste bam, fang
ban en- al &in9os Salmer belt i9jennem,.
@ulbbron6 Mnberlon tom til Mmertta /
1860 os nebiatte fig ferit / Datota.
san bar baut Ter Bprn, buoraf tire les
per; ben elbite, en- Spn, er 80 Iar
sanmel. Sra Dotota flpttebe ban til
fin Datter, Mrs. 6anien Clap County
bpor ban nu bat ct so6t 9iem. Mrs.
t6anien Ct SO Mar gammel.
0ra Dtblen. q. Dat.
9Grebe &ebattpr!
S v@fanbinapen" for ste Sttbr. fin
oer jes felsen6e:: ~Gn Morb Datota
Tarmer retter ct 9lporsorb til Me6bor>
sere".
ga jes ct perionlis fjenbt meb Snb>
ieuoeren, blep jes lite tibet ouerraitet
peb at ie, at ban foriuarer Mc&tnlens
Qlbminiitration, enbos bens rpperite
Operfalb paa 6ilippinerne. Seq troebe,
ban itob paa BET almene 6olts Sibe /
&en for Tribeo., Qisbeb os Setps
itenbisbeb.
Sa, oenne &risen paa 6ilippinerne er
ct lurt 2Gble at bibe for Smperialis
iterne, os BEN republitanife aominiitraz
tions ifammelise l1nbertrpffelie at bet
filippiniteG OF Tiger be at lesse 8rpan
tillait.,
Ser Spb Dafota ital osiaa Sena>
tor gettisrem pere bebjulpelis meb at
ifpbe Gilipinoer! Sfal rosen bare bsrt
noset iaa tr1ionastist. allte peb, bpem
Ser faar for ..@oret os tommanSerer
Stuben. 0ar lite 8rpan til, iaa pilbe
Sniursenterne ouersiue Zig, % blir Mc>
Rinlep 8reiihent isien, iaa blir bet il4t
T. {. . -, 4 Z & =
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ST. @ebattsr vMrbei6smanoen"! De
itpl6er at Ia mig iuare Sle Bolitab
isjennem rMrbeibsmanoen", laa NIT
Spar fan leies af be 6errer, iom bar
left 8olitabs Mn9reb paa mig.
Maar De flyer, 8olitao =, at De
par rpaa Toltepartiets fprite os iibite
&onpention / polf Co., ba tror jes De
bar ret.
Seq bar peret poa alle, unotasen EN-,
af 6olteparttets So. &onpentioner /
polt County iiben 8artiets 8espnoelie,
til os meb ben iioite. @om ioaoan> peo
jes buae jes taller ON. 9faar jes flyer
at en- Sting" tontrollereoe ben iibite at
bolbte &onpention / Polf, &c., / faa
Orb, 6r. Bolitab: bet par ben iorteite
&onpention / Boltepartiets6 6iitorie bolot
Yolf County, os be uab bet meset pel
ielp, 6r. 8olitao.
Snsen bar beitplbt Bolitab for at pes
Re en- al gtn9menoene, .og ieg 9ler bet
beller lite MI. Bolitabs ueo ielp at en-
anben par beitemt i bans Steo, men OPP
naaebe life at bli ualst.
0Raar Bolitab foripser at sipre mig,
til en- ,,@orebeab" forbi je9 life opnaaebe
Wals iom County &ommisier oa peb
Boltab meset pel, at ban farer meo en-
lianbbeb, for at BRUCE ct milbt l1btrpt.
Seq foripste 10 bell~ itfe at oporbeioe
ct Sentiment" for mig ielp, - Der par
allisepel en- Gins leg piloe faa ao, os
bet fit jes 8isbeb /. Seq er tatnems
melis.
Du flyer: rl6uorfor bleu Du iaa
plubielis innob por County Sictet"? Seq
tunbe lite pere i,nob ben, fpreno ben
bleu aomiueret. Saa inart ben par
nomineret, ubtalte leg min Tplelle, lise
Der / Gourtbusialen, iom ST. Bolltao
uel ueb, ia lense fprenb Sals paa
gountptommisier blep foretaset. Saas
meaet for bin vSorebeao"s sGbeori, ST..
Bolfab. ..Du ipprser: 6porfor leg e''z
iter Opbeim iaa itor Majoritet2 Spor
- 1orbi ban er min bebite @en, bar
tienbt bam % Mar, os iaaleoes peo
buab ies taller ON. ST. 8olitab leg bar
aloris mobarbeibet Oppesaaro bperten /
Strift eller Sale os betraster BAN fon1
en- ::gen af mig par in,ob bam paa
&onpentionen. Du ..fser, Du peo o9z
iaa, bpab 0pbeim er SSa, meset pel
peb jes set. Saa sobt iont nosen
Manb inben bette County, os netop oers
for anbefaler jes BAN til getserfolfet !
bette Gountp. Os after ..iiser Du, leg
formober at bu life er no9en Saloon>
manb2 !9porfor bette ST.. 8olltab.
Dertil iuarer ies: Seq er ttte SOar
ltplbis, ba jes ifte Tiger Sfienltisbeoen
for noset GilliosbDerD % iom iaabqn
itplber ies life at sipe @eSnitab tor mt
ne 9anblinser. 9ar intet at frpsk for.
Seq er insen Mfbolbsmano, ST.. Boil
itab, % De peb bet. Mit slrbetoe, 5r.
Bolftub paa ben iibit afbolbte 'Gonntp<
Ronuention (Goltepartiets) ffanrr'er les
mig itte ueb, ielD ON ies lite itstteO
!6asen, men 4 bans Steb bolot trem
Mmber ira Tosit6n. Seq SIR tnsen<
ting af drpst, eller genffab, men bare
bpab jeS tror er ret, meo andre Oro leg
q iuseu Ealert Slitter.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-07
DECLINES.

Kansas City, July 6.-After a long n
exciting debate, during which 1t looked
several times as if Charles A. ToWne Would
be nominated for vice president IN spite OF
his protest against such action, the ma
tional convention of the silver republican
party adjourned sine die without making a
nomination, the whole matter being re-
power to act. w. ]. Bryan was made the
unanimous choice of the convention for
president during the morning session, ana
it was the intention to complete the ticket
in the afternoon by the nomination or
ex-Congressman Towne. The action of the
democratic convention, however, In piac-
ing Adlai Stevenson in nomination took
the delegates off their feet, but most OF
them asserted their determination to noml-
nate Mr.. Towne Notwithstanding. For two
hours Senator Teller, former Congressman
Shafroth of Colorado and Cheadle of In
diana and others, made speeches in favor
of endorsing the democratic ticket. but 1t
was not until Towne himself appeared and
appealed to the convention not to nomi-
nate him but to concentrate their forces,
that the delegates Gained down and the
vice presidential nomination was referred
to the national committee.
The national committee of the silver re-
publicans organized by electing D.. c. Til
lotson of Kansas City chairman, and Gen.
E. s. Corter of Minnesota secretary and
treasurer. The selection of the executive
committee was deferred. Senator Dubois
offered a resolution pledging. the support
of the silver republicans to Adlai Steven
son, but there was opposition and action
was postponed until after a conference
with the committee appointed by the demo-
cratic convention.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-07
POPULISTS REFUSE.

Kansas City, July GA protracted meet
ing Of the conference COMMITTEES Of the
democratic, populist and silver republican
parties was held at Lyceum hall tonight
at which the vice preside initial situation was
discussed with a view to bringing about, If
possible. an agreement between the three
parties. The members of the democratic
committee urged the populists and silver
republican representative s to use their in
fuence in uniting their parties in support
OF 6ryan and Stevenson.
The. democrats all over the country"
said Chairman Johnson, turning to the
populists, know that Mr.. Bryan is your
KIND OF a. man.. If the two parties were to
Unite and factions al lose, every democrat
knows that Mr.. Bryan would be with your
party. Democrats feel that the nomination
OF Mr.. Bryan was in Difference to the more
radical reform element of the party, and
that a selection should be made for vice
president to hold the conservatives This
brought about Mr.. Stevenson's nomination.
ihere never was a time that Mr.. Towne
mad a show of success"
1t was finally decided to hold a confer
ence later between the democratic COM
mlttee and the subcommittee from the
popul1sts and silver republicans, the result
10 pc reported to the full committees of the
latter two parties for their approval. No
uennlte action Is expected to result from
the conference tonight, although MEMBER
OF both the populist and silver republican
committee expressed the hope that a Way
would ultimately be found to unite the
three parties in the support of one national
ticket.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-07
MEETING.

Kansas City, July 6.-The conference of
the representatives of the three parties de-
veloped a peculiar situation in some re-
spects at their meeting tonight. The DEM
ocrats were anxious for the withdrawal of
Towne from the populist ticket and the
silver republicans said that so far as they
were concerned they would, through their
committee, nominate Stevenson TO vice
pesident. although profoundly disappointed
that Towne was not named by the demo-
cratic convention. The populists were not
in favor of the withdrawal of Towne, and
maintained that the pOpulist national COM
mittee. acting under instructions OF the
Sioux Falls convention, would be compelled
to put another candidate in the field If
Towne was withdrawn. and that the COM
niittee could not withdraw him. More than
this, they asserted that II Towne should
be withdrawn and they should not put an
other man in his place. their organization
would be endangered. and such action
would result in the populists going over
to the middle-of-the-road ticket nominated
at Cincinnati. This would lessen the
chances of carrying states in the west and
in~ter-mountain country. 1t was also sold
that Mr.. Bryan had ben appraised of the
situation, and that several men had re-
ceived word from him to keep Towne in the
field and to run q d0uble-tailed ticket in
order to hold the populists and silver re-
publicans in the western states.
The populist committee met at the
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-07
BRYAN IS PLEASED
THROW DOWN OF SILVER REPUB-
LICANs DOESN'T WORRY HIM.
JONES is MADE CHAIRMAN.
Supporters of Towne Disgruntled-
Trying to Patch Up a Truce
The Conference.

Lincoln, Neb., July 6.-Mr. Bryan re-
dterated today that he was unable as yet
to outline his programme for the COM
ing campaign. He did not know when
a conference with h national commit
tee would be held in regard to the mat
ter. Mr.. Bryan had a number Of callers
today, all coming to extend congratula-
tions and express qualification over his
nomination. There was more real in
terest locally in the outcome of the
struggle for second place ON the ticket
than in Mr.. Bryan's nomination. When
the bulletin came announcing the selec-
tion of Hon. Adlai E. Stevenson, MI.
Bryan expressed his pleasure and soon
nfterward dictated the following:
Mr.. Stevenson Is an excellent man
Tor the place. He supported the ticket in
'96 and can defend the platform of 1900.
ToWne would have strengthened the
ticket in the states where there is fusion
we the democrats, populists and
silver republicans, but the support given
Mr. stevenson shows that Mr.. Stevenson
Dis a more available man. The choice has
fallen upon one who is in every respect
worthy of the position"
Mr.: Bryan then sent the following
telegram:
Lincoln, Neb., July 6.-Hon. Adlai E.
Stevenson, Bloomington, ILL.,: Accept
jag IAoIio upoA yoNA
1t was a deserved recognition of party
service. w. j. BRYAN"
All through the day kilograms of con-
CALCULATIONS poured in on the presiden-
tial candidate. Among Mr.. Bryan's early
callers were H. B. Paul and J.. s.. Smith
of New Jersey, who came in from Kan
sas City this morning. They told Mr..
Bryan that they were hopeful of carry
ing that state for him and they believed
New York without doubt would go DEM
ocratic.
Mr.. Bryan this evening received the
following telegram:
"Minnetonka Beach, Mimi, July g.
Accept my congratulations upon your
unanimous nomination.
"ADLAI E.. STEVENSON"
Mr.. Bryan said The expected a number
of visitors, some prominent in the coun-
ellis of the democratic party, beginning
tomorrow and continuing this week. He
would not specify who they were. Peo-
pie i'm Lincoln are predicting a crowd
from Kansas City at tine adjournment Of
the national convention and prepara-
'tions are already being made for some
sort Of a local demonstration.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-07
STILL CHAIRMAN JONES'.

Kasas City, July 6.-The national COM
mittee of the democratic party met at the
Kansas City club after the adjournment
of the convention and Immediately organ
lied. Senator Jones, who was not a
member of the committee, remained out
side until the preliminaries were over.
Thomas Taggart of Indiana, who has
been mentioned as chairman, nominated
Senator Jones for reelection, and he re-
ceived the unanimous vote.
The senator was sent for, and in accept
ing the craftsmanship said that the COM
mittee entered the campaign in much
better shape thar four years ago. Then
the We're all new and untried in
party affairs, which had been in the
hands of men who were overthrow in
the great issues dominating the 1896 con-
vention. Now they had a complete or
ganization and were ready to &C ahead
and make the best fight possible. He
complimented the action of the conven-
ton both as to platform and he andi-
dates.
The matter of selecting the executive
committee was left to Chairman Jones,
who will make the appointments after he
has had time for consideration 1t is an
derstood that many of the members of
the last committee will be chosen.
A committee, consisting of Tillman of
South Carolina, Johnson of Indiana, Will
aiams of Massachusetts,, Osborne of wy
On1lnS anu WILSON VI lUdllO, WdS dppOlIlI-
ed to confer with representatives of the
ropulist and silver republican parties as
ITO the best plan of campaign. The con-
tests for national committeeman from
the District of Columbia and Indian and
Oklahoma territories We're referred to a.
committee consisting of Jones of Arkan-
sas, Blanchard of Louisiana, Stone Of
Missouri, Taggart of Indiana, Ryan of
Wisconsin. They will not take up the
contest until there is an opportunity to
make a thorough investigation of the
case and ascertain what the democrats
of the district and the territories desire.
A delegate from Columbus presented the
claims of that city as headquarters of the
campaign. The matter was referred to
the executive committee, but Senator
Jones told the delegation that the city
which presented the best facilities for car
rying on the campaign would be selected
whether the committee liked the city or
not.
The committee met in the evening and
adjourned until tomorrow to give the
subcommittee, of the three parties an
opportunity to confer. These sub-com-
mfttees then entered upon a general dis
crssion of the situation which the three
national conventions had created. The
~populists and the silver republican
parties want representation on the ex-
ecutive committee which is to have the
management of the campaign.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-07

Lyceum and was in session until after 2
o'clock this Saturday morning. The de-
bate over the result of the conferences COW
cred a wide range on account OF the pc
culiar conditions existing in some of the
western states. as viewed from a populist
standpoint.
Several of the member advocated re-
questing Mr.. Towne to withdraw in the
interest of the principles which they all
advocate and for the sake Of ensuing har-
the Endorsement of Mr.. Stevenson. This
course was strongly opposed by the more
radical members of the committee, who in
sisted that the party retain its integrity.
The committee finally decided to take no
action until after Mr.. TOwne shall have
had q conference with Mr.. Bryan; MI.
Towne will leave for Lincoln today CSatur-
day).