The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-10-03
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Proceedings In Part. The Platform, etc.

the convention. as published. Upon
motion w. M. Traver was elected tenn
porary chairman and c. L. Loveland
was elected temporary secretary.
Upon motion it was decided that q
committee on credentials be appointed
by the chair to consist of one member
from each precinct and the following
were appointed by the chairman:
R. A. Cowden, G. w. Edwards, T. d
Rabbit, w. b. Mitchell, F. B. Hardy
E. Anderson, P. McQuat, P. Watkins
J. H. Lowell, and a recess of ten min
utes taken pending their report.
Upon reconvening the following re-
port was submitted:
Your committee on credentials respectfully re-
port the following delegates entitled TO seats ~
the convention:
Emmett Johnathan Moulton. by J; H Car
penter, proxey, Anthony Peterson, by j, f
Carpenter, DR.. E. Clymer, ThOS. Peterson, ). ii
Carpenter, E. X. Hayes, 4. Meachem, H. A.
COwden.
Stua1t-A. J. Mcfarland, j. S. Nesbit, f.
r Rox.rsH-J. H. Lowell, W. w. Hard, by J. H.
Payette-W: L. Ryder, J; f: Richards by W
bard, c. +. Hafnes by P. P. Shawhan, proxy,
Pence, G. s S. Loyeland, G. ". Edwards, B. P
Nampa-C. H: Irwin, A; Needham by 7; D:
Rahh PerSons w NJ rr uEayer rro Ben
Lomer Boise-i n Tucker by W. B. Mitch
ell, proxy, W B. Mitchell. K. II. Stockton,
M sS L. L. feltham L. Is: Potter, Kobt Nc:
Gure by l. d. Potter, PROXY , ;+ Mwln R,h L.
Middleton-R. M. Smith, Peter Watkins, A.
Blessinger, Joseph Hahn.
Kund-Peter McQuat.
Upon motion the report was adopted
and the committee continued pending
the arrival of the Roswell delegation
from Boise.
Upon motion the chair named the
following committee Of five each. On
resolutions:
A. Meachem, R. M. Smith, w. L. Ry.
der, l.. L. Feltham, c. H. Irwin.
On permanent organization and Or
der of business: w. B. Mitchell, A. j.
Mcfarland, B. p. Shawhan, J. H.
Gwinn, E. K. Hayes.
Upon motion the convention then
adjourned at 1875 to meet again at
100 p. N.
Adjourned meeting called to order at
las p. m.
The committee on credentials made
a further report that the Roswell dele
CATION had arrived. J. H. Lowell, being
the delegate present, holding the proxy
of w. W. Hard: also that Robt. Wood
on being called away had given his
proxy to Monte B. Gwinn, which re-
port was adopted and the committee
discharged.
The following report was then read:
We your committee on permanent organization
and order OF business recommed the following.
Permanent chairman, Monte B. Gwinn; per-
manent secretary. G. S. toveland.
Order OF business, nomination Of
Ss
3. Clerk and auditor.
4. Treasurer.
5. Probate judge and schoyl superintendent.
s. Surveyor.
Z. COrOne,.
s. Precinct officers.
9. Central committee.
10. County Commissioners.
Upon motion the report was adopted
and committee discharged.
Monte B. Gwinn was then escorted
20 the chair and the following report
vas read:
We your committee on resolutions respectfully
nbmt to your consideration the following re-
)Ort:
We hereby endorse the platform Of the Repub-
lean party as set forth by the Republican State
at Boise, August 1894, and pledge |
'ur support to the election Of the Republican |
tate ticket.
We declare our firm belief in the doctrine of |
protection to American labor and recognize this |
S one Of the essential principles of the Republi
an party. !
We demand the free and unlimited coinage Of |
9th gold and silver at a ratio Of Is to