Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-13
appointed tellers.
SENATOR MccUMBER

with the conditions today, and gave
the credit for the Improvement where
it is due-to the republican party.
During the past ten years we have
enjoyed the greatest prosperity the,
world has. ever known. The shadow
Of want has. ceased to darken Amari-
can doors. However, said the sena-
/ tor, = feeling of unrest prevails,
caused in part by the spirit Of sensa-
tionalism which is rampant through
out the United States, and by :, the
further. fact that there is a general
feeling that the wealth of the country
| is not equally distributed. Trusts and
| corporations have sprung up and cur
tailed the opportunities of the men of
small means, but the republican party
is dealing with this evil in a manner
that is bound to materially improve
conditions along these lines" Sen
ator McCumber referred to the fac
tional differences which exist within
the republican party of North Dakota,
and advised the different elements to
get together ITO the rear with war
ring factions. We cannot afford to
interrupt the march of progress to
! fight out factional differences. Get
! together, and make the republican
jparty of North Dakota the best in
any state in the union" He Landed
the press of North Dakota for its
universal fairness and truthfulness,
land gave it as his opinion that mo
shaft of falsehood, shot from the bow
>|of untruth, ever hits the mark 4
ESenator McCumber's address was en-
Enthusiastically received, and proved
that he is deservedly popular among
all classes. AT the close Of his re-
marks, he was rendered a vote of
thanks by the convention. 9,zz*"s: a.
The temporary Organization was
made permanent. ssS . s$5 4 , .ss::g=s
4. "A motion to dispense. with nom.
mating speeches brought forth con.
lsiderable discussion, and pyrotechnics
| were freely INDUCED in. The motion
| was finally withdrawn, and nomina
! lions were proceeded with. d, - @Es
Thos. F. Marshall and A. J: Gronna
: were placed in nomination for mem
: bers of congress by the regulars, and
, Thos. F. Marshall and H. Bendeke
were named by the insurgents. The
, nominations were all widely anG
warmly seconded, and the convention
proceeded to ballot on the names
presented, in accordance with the
rules adopted. ,.=sa II. ! .l4s@ 55 3s11.
81 While the tellers were counting thu
!. ballots, the chair announced tina
: nominations for governor were il
order. Turner, of Cass, nominated E
Y: sarles, and DISCARD, of Nelson
3 presented the name Of M N. johnson
] Practically every county in the stat
lseconded one OF, the other of thes,
I nominations, and some some very Ell
$ feellent speeches resulted. isS sf
s. The vote on congressman was
Marshall, ASS; Gronna, 321; Bendeke
ISL. ss555s u 4. -54ss, ~.
:; On governor Sarles, 292; johnson
j, |174; Redmond, l. ss% XII gs
!. The balloting on these two office
(; consumed SO much Of the convention
time that the delegates were all lat
7 for supperand deep dissatisfactio
I; with the method of selecting Til
ticket was apparent on everybody
= face when an adjournment was fnal1
d taken until 5 o'clock. ssT y, 81
!, Evening Session.
!. The evening session convene
/; promptly at O'Clock.
!, TreadWel1 Twicheil and Burleigh /
liSpalding were proposed for seats d
s the cass county delegation, to tax
!, 1.-The places of a couple OF gentleme
!. who had gone home, but as b. =. Hal
4 rlngton who was q member OF til
J. delegation, couldn't see 1t that way
{. giving as his reason. that they wer
atraducers of the characters of ou
&, best public en''-the gentlemen /
i question were not seated, and iii
f vacaneies were referred back to til
Y cass county delegation. This was til
e only case Of the kind to occur Id II
q convention s#ss /.
g Rolling and Murdoch McKenzi
were subst ituted Tor Henry TatIey an
q Gus Johnson, on the Barleigh count
e. delega ton the two latter gentlenie
81 having returned To Bismarck
ol The chair announced that the 81
posing factions had finally come ID q
81 agreement regarding the FORM Of ba
y loting, and that blanket tickets fla
.ei been prepared -one sontainfng III