Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-09-24

course of procedure. The Committee
on Credentials by their chairman VIM.
Boise, made the following report:
We, your committee, having exam.
ined the credentials report as follows:
LEwIsToN.-Jas T.. Babb, by f..
O'Neil proxy, II. +. Burlcigh, b.
Booth, a. q. Wisner, Ira Small, j. ID.
{. Theissen, F.. O'Neil, w. l.. Boice,
}. r. Akin, l.. +. Arant, 5. Widen
thaler, }. w. McKissick, W. II. Den.
NY, by l.. J. Horn aday proxy.
LELAND. Charles CARLY, ID. V.
Dowd, A. w. Lee, +. NJ. Hilton, w.
\. Black, J. Welker.
HEDRoCK.-M. Granduuist J. G.
Holiday, Louis Oldag, \. Baker, Paul
Teitze, }. w. Crab.
RIMRoCK.-H. F.. Church by Nj. L.
Goldsmith, NJ. l.. Goldsmith, a. O.
Christensen 10y NJ. l.. Goldsmith.
WAHA.-J. X. Glass, a. l.. Max.
well, Cal Boyer.
HATwAI.-C. Il. Stranahan, John
Vernon bv {. T. Stranahan, proxy.
LAPwAI.-J. NJ. King. A. Spensley
by J. w. King. proxey.
NEZpERCE.-W. ID. Hardw,ck, J. A.
Van Pelt.
BIG EDDY. -Jumes :. Jacks, w. NJ
Peden.
BIC CANYoN.-.Iames W. Rozen
James B. FalcOner.
MAsON.-W. l.. Thompson, w. X
DIXON, by w. l.. Thorn pson nroxey
NJ. n. Nye.
| Find all to he correct.
w. l.. BoICE, Chairman.
w. l.. THOMPSON, Secretary
The following report of the commit
tee on resolutions was then read
BE IT RESOLVED by the Republican
County Convention of NeZ Perez
County Idaho as follows:
LIST. That we heartily endorse the
| Republican National Platform of 1896
and the Republican nominees for Pres
ident and Vice President, and the
Platform and nominees of the Republi
can State Convention held ut Boise
CITY in August 1896.
2nd. That we hereby pledge al
nominees of this convention to thu
most economical administration O
State and County affairs consistent
with efficient government, and to al
legislation and constitutional amend
ments necessary to that end.
3rd. That we hereby pledge oul
nominees tor county offices to II fail
non.partisan administration of theiI
offices in favor alike of all citizens tax
payers and litigantS of whatever poll
ties or belief and that those having tt
do with the securing of jures shal
especially, act fairly and impartiall,
so that all litigants may be treated
Justly and that the enforcement of thu
criminal laws for which we pay 81
much, may not be subverted.
4th. That we view with alarm. th'
atteml ted combination of our opDo
nents to choose for us II United State
Senrtor from list of candidates TIN
best of whom, but least likely u b.
chosen among them, in recent publ
speech announced the ,'octrine that III
insOlvent debtor, (Of whose condition
we join with all in most tender con
sideratiOn) is "under no moral ohliga
ton to payn his just creditors.
In such an emergency we deem
the duty of all patriotic citizens with
out regard to party, to joln in electln
II legislature that will choose for sen
utOr such man as Hon. James II
Beatty, Judge of L. 5. Court i
Idaho (and him if his name shoul
come before the legislatur-) and there
10y save the honor aud credit of ol
State. We do not know that JudG
Beatty is candidate, and believe, pos
sibly, he would not become cand
date, yet it is AN honor which coi
terred voluntarily could not, and "
believe would not de refused and III
high citizenship, unblenlished homo
. varied business, professional and of
cial experience, intimate acquaintant
with and perfect fidelity to our pe"p
and interests, would make him u mos
useful, honorable and wholesome Sci
atOr from our state.
The report was unanimously adopte
by the convention.
The convention Immediately toe
up the nominations for the respecti,
, offices. BY vote of the convention II