The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-04-30
THE ADA REPUBLICANS
Thirteen Delegates Elected to Represent
Them in PoCatello.
A CALDWELL MAN HONORED
The Delegates are Instructed to Vote
for NJ. B. Gwinn as Delegate to Min
neapolis Proceedings In Full.

neaVOllS-FrOceed1ng In Full.
The republicans of Ada county, pur-
suant to call. met in convention in
Caldwell last Saturday and were called
to order at 2 p. M, by Chas. H. Reed,
chairman Of the county central CON-
mittee.
J.H. Richards. of Payette, was chosen
temporary chairman, and made few
short remarks upon taking the chair:
Prof. Daniels, of Boise, was elected
temporary secretary, and made a few
long remarks upon accepting his duties.
COMMITTEES.
E. L. Waggoner, of Boise, A. S. Rob-
ertson, of Nampa. and G. P. Johnston,
of Paystte, were appointed a commit
tee upon credentials.
Jake n, Horof Nampa, J. A. Beal, of
Boise and s. NJ. Coffin, of Caldwell a
committee upon permanent organiza-
ton and order of business.
Edgar Wilson, of Boise, w. C. Dun
bar, of Caldwell and A. Blessinger, of
Middleton, a committee upon resolu-
tiOns.
A recess of twenty minutes was
ordered to allow the committees to
complete their reports.
RECOMMEND.
Upon reconvening the committee on
credentials reported the following gen.
tlemen as properly appearing in the
convention as
DELEGATES:
Botse-S. L. Upton, proxy for James
S. Bogart, Edgar Wilson, A. H. Tyner,
proxy for A. II. Goodwin, o. w. Smith,
proxy for Tom Woodcock, w. T. San
ders, John Lemp, John McGinty, proxy
for George Collister, E. L. Wagner, H.
B. Hatke, George Ellis, J. H. Butler,
A. H. Tyner, proxy for e. Putnam,
r. c. Adelmann, J. w. Daniels, proxy
for Nathan Falk, J. A. Beal, 7. B.
Maupin, Leonard Logan, Frank T.
Wyman, Leonard Logan, proxy for
F. r. Coffin, J. E. Rounsevelle, proxy
for Robert Grant, c. A. Shafer, proxy
for w. E. Borah.
CaldUel-F. h. Hardy, H. H. Jones
W. G. Dunbar, S. M. Coffin, L. D. Potter,
D. d. Campbell.
Union-F. H. Mcdonald, F. r. Fouch,
proxy for M. V. Palmer, ]. L. Ayers,
A. J. Mitchell.
Nampa-Jake Horn, A. S. Robertson,
w. w. Traver.
Middleton-A. Blessinger, J. Plow-
head, s. s. FOote.
Green Medd0D-T. II. Breshears, f.
Z. Austin, L. j. Groome.
Payette-G. p. Johnston, w. Ireton,
d. c. Chase, q. w. Edwards, J. H. !
Richards.
Pome'oy-V. Dinley. d. L. Bailey, |
John Richie. 1. N. Daley.
Emmett-H. H. Fulton, DR.. Clymer,
X. A. Cowdsn, William Parish.
The report of the committee on
making the temporary
permanent was adopted.
The report also declared that electing
Of delegates should be by ballot and
the thirteen persons having the highest
and majority of all votes cast should
DO declared elected.
The report of the committee on reso-
utiOns was then offered as follows and
adopted:
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved, BY the republicans Of Ada countu in
'Onrenti0n assembled, That we heartily and
'heerfully endorse the administration OF PreSi-
lent Harrison. We consider that the same has
,een an ideal administration. 1t has used its
bower and influence to foster and protect our
ZONE Industries and thus ennOble labor, while
he foreign policy Of the administration has
nerlted the admiration OF whole world.
We heartily endorse the action of our senators
nd representatives In congress for their ener-
.etic endeavOrs to secure Increased appropria-
Ions from congress for the survey Of the public
ands. No question more yitalay affects the
interests OF our state 1t Is OF interest to the
lone seeker and business man alike Congress
rom the public lands and we hesitate to believe
hat these grants to the state will be nulhtled BY
withholding the necessary appropriations for
heir survey and segregation. :
We believe that the true prosperity Of this
ountry requires the recognition Of silver as the
quail Of gold as money, and we endorse the |
elton OF our delegation In cOngress In their