Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-09-02
PROCEEDaxGH or THE REPUH.
LsCAN COUNTY CONVENTION.


The Republican convention Of
Boise county, held at PiacerviIle,
Aug. 30, 1892, was called to order
BY 8. g. Siisby, Chairman Of the Gen.
trail COMMITTEES. Walter s. Gal
breath was elected Permanent Chair-
man and J. B. McCurdy Secretary,
whereopon committee on Organiza-
.tion, Credentials and Resolutions
were appointed.
Convention adjourned until 1
o'clock r. u. when it met and adopted
the reports Of the committees.
The following resolutions were Of
fered and adopted:
We, the representatives. Of the Re-
publicans Of Boise county, il conven-
tion assembled, believing that the
principles Of truth and justice should
be adhered 10 in the struggle for po-
litical supremacy and that due credit
should be given for an honest and
impartial enforcement Of the laws Of
our land, therefore be it
Resolued, That we do heartily en-
dorse the administration Of President
Harrison as able, wise and patriotic,
and 6rm, but just, in securing our
country's rights in the affairs with
foreign nations.
We believe in the policy Of pro.
tectlon, under which our country's in:
dustries have been built up and sus-
tanned, labor made more honorable
and the cost Of living cheaper; that
the Mckinley bill, winch the Demo
cratic press denounces, and q Demo
cratic House Of Representatives look
ed upon with fear and trembling, is /
boon to the American laborer and i
builder of home industries.
That the Republican policy Of rec
iprocity, brought about by the wis
dom of that sagacions statesman, un-
| der which favorable and beneficial
commercial treaties have been en-
tered into with other countries, bid,
fair to mark an era in the commercial
world.
We believe that under the free ant
unlimited coinage of silver the finan
cial condition of our country woult
be improved and the agricultural ant
laboring classes generally he great,
benefited thereby.
We endorse the Republican plat
form recently adopted at Moscow, ant
ask the careful and candid considera
tion of the voter on the issues in tn
coming election.
IsIDoR SMITH, Chairman,
/ N. II. YOU'VE, Secretary,
J. G. Mills.
On motion, the nominees for th
! Site Legislature were Instructed (
oppose all schemes to segregate tn
county.
The following ticket was nomi
mated:
i State Senator-G. F. Stone.
Representatives.. E. Workma
and Charles Clifford.
Sheriff %. S. McHenry.
Probate Judge-Jas. J. Marsk.
Assessor-C. G. Smith.
Treasurer--S. c. Silsby.
County Commissioners-Dist. N,
l, John Carpenter; Dist. No. 2, Be
: Anderson; Dist. No. 8, James Ba
lentyne.
SurYeyor-A. L. Rinearson.
: On motion, the Central Committe
a was empowered to appoint to fill an
Y vacancies occurring in the list {
t nominees.
!, On motion, vote of thanks w,
g extended TO John Vesey for free us
$ of his ball.
t On motion, the convention a,
n journed sine die.
t WALTER S. GALBREAITH,
q j. B. McCuRDy, Ch'm'n.
!. Secretary.
! Against Law and Order.
Ceur d'Alene Miner
From partisan standpoint it
not supposed that Republicans we,
: either long or loud over the mistak
e of Democrats, but good either
y whatever their political views, cam
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