Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-14

Arthur Clark II. s., Clark
Joe G. Dawson C.f E. McIlrath
H. c. sultzer Thos. Mullaney !.
John Britt John Green 81
William Salte Mike Kennedy y
Rub Geary Mike Gilmore
Thomas Bryant Frank Flanagan
e. J. Daily James White
Dr.. g. A. Chevigny John Annear 7
Martin Buckley Joe Burke 4
Dominic Salki r, E.. Fontaine .
Phil Goodwin ]. O'Too1e In
Sam Hicklin J. McGrath L
]. X. Clark d. orter y
w. B. Hamilton Richard Butler A.
&C. E. Alsop James Boland .
Peter Peterson H. G. Gray
Thomas Kilgallon +. Knickerbocker
A. G. Siebenaler Tony Keske 4
J. G.. Simpson. Pat Dwyer =
ne Cohen Robert Galloway
S. Donovan J Dan Hickey
j. Mun1er1 s. Salvana vi u
Jesse B. Roote J. Mccarthy i
John Beatty, Jr. w. b. Gilmore II
W. A. Clark, Jr. Chas. FREEZER ~
Steve Jeans Harry Gruber
Dr.. w. l.. Renick d. l.. Smith
Al Orion las. Hoffman a
Barney shanahan John M. Farrell -
Charles Murphy Mike Donlan
G. c. Willis Ed King
VIM. Hogan ]. H. Free
Peter Skelly Joe Brown
James Douu Joe John
Jas rennan John Reask
Dan O'Connell Dan Iha
Chas McGeary Larry Neill
Fred A. Pratt IA. 3. Elliott y
James Maber Toe De Rossier
3. L.. Jehcn Geo. Whitcomb
Con. Maner Ed Lloyd ~
D d. Sullivan Matt Rausch 1'
). n: GApeft Peter Shelley 81
w. y. Arnoiu J. p. Crowley
w. u. Deeney G. Galiger
Joe Harmon w. Philips
VIM. Conrey Ambrose Taylor
w. w. Kuphf r -. DiclSinsoa
VIM. Gudelhofer T Il Rrinev
-. Barry Joseph Volker
John C. Norvel1 lanes Pagan !,
p. H. Rohan T.. Montreal Id
M. G.. Cohn Frank Baer 'ssi
John Ressick John Tunnick AfA
Thos Baumler p. y. Cooke f-'W
w. E. McAllister Al Finch X.
n birmingham Sam Hickland
Pat Sheehan Chas. .Jones ~
Dan Sullivan Peter I,eClaire
VIM. Quinn Albert Groux +.
Pat O'Neill G. H. Catching :,
w. J. Dawson Thos. Ganthey +
mos. farker Thos. Rowland
Lewis Fascoe Con. Maher -.
Jas Do1lnely John Kane IA:
VIM. Dee Peter Byne -
D.. d. Adams WIN, Movlan
]. j.. Riley VIM. B. Simpson
Harry Hurley Jeff Nugent
Sam Daoust CIV Wilcot
frank Bailey Anthony Donati
John Helehan Ed. Mahoney
M: +. G1lchrist moved that a committee
on nVe be appointed as a conferences
committee. C. w. Clark asked the chair
IMAM 10 advise the committee as to its
duties. The conference ccmmf flee he
lsaid. was to be appointed to confer with
lilmhlar committees from the peonle's
,1artv TO determine upon a plan of cam
oaign and for the purpose of selecting a
tlcket that would be acceptable to all
,iiassesLa ticket, said he, that would go
ed"
the chairman appointed the following
Hs the conference committee: T. E. Cor
toett, j.. J. Knowlton. NJ. P. Gilchrist,
George H. Casey and c. W. Clark.
Mr.. Clark asked to be excused from
serving on the committee and while a
successor was being looked up bv the
chairman the band rendered some more
music.
The committee on resolutions reported
las follows:
TIE PLATFORM.
We, the democrats of Silver Bow, coun-
ty, in convention assembled re-affirm and
endorse thep principles of the democratic
party as in it's platform
adopted at Kansas City, July 4, 1900.
AAAAo SAASSS VIZ SI1Aol sc llC IOIlllIdIIOn OF
William Jennings Bryan for president of
the United States m Adali Stevenson
for vice-president of the United States.
We condemn without reservation all
unlawful combinations of capital by
means of which it Is sought to control the
Industries of the State of Montana. and
particularly do we condemn the action of
those persons connected with the ANAL
gamated Copper Company who, by means
OF hired servants and political strikers,
Cnnk fn nj <ho oy~:
of the dominant political parties of this
state, and pledge the democratic party of
Silver Bow county to use all lawful and
honorable means to prevent the inter-
ests of the people Of the state from pass
ing under the control of corporate inhu-
ences. We point with pride to the rec
ord of the democratic party heretofore
made with reference to it's action in this
respect, and pledge all good democrats to
use every means to prevent the control of
the affairs of the state from passing into
the hands of the corporation to the det-
riment of the people of this state.
Believing that the laborer is worthx of
MS hire, we pledge the democratic party
OF Silver Bow county to the use of all
honorable means for he enactment of
such a reasonable eight-hour law as win
protect laboring people from unjust ex-
actions with reference to the number of
hours which shall constitute a DAYS
work. We further pledge the candidates
OF the democratic party that In the pass
ing of a reasonable eight-hour law the
same shall be SO framed as to provide
for no reduction of wages because of a
decrease in the number of hours work
and ask that all honest citizens of the
state join with us in advocating the
passage of such a law and in prevent
ing the corporate influences from con-
trolling the action of the legislative as
EeGnblv in it's efforts towards the enact
ment of such a law.
We condemn the platform of the re-
publican party. upon the eight-hour
clause and declare the same to be insin-
cere and dishonest and Intentionally so
framed as to seek to deceive the vot-
ers of the state into the belief tina the
republican party is in favor of such a
law and has pledged itself to the enact
ment of an eight-hour law when as a
matter Of fact the declaration of the re-
publican party is a mere recommends
ton and contains no pledge whatever
for the enactment OF any law or the do