Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-08-27

senators Nc Bride and Mitchell, rs by
the small element of detection in that
state; and those Of Colorado by Sena-
State Republican Central Committee,
of the state as by Senator Teller; those
of Nevada by Chief Justice Bigiow and
his following rs by Senators Stewart
and Jones, than whom none in times
past have spoken more strongly of the
benefits to the country and more es-
pecially to the laboring men Of the
financial policy of the republican par
ty; that there is fully as much reason
to believe In the consciousness of the
views of those whose terms of office do
not expire for years to come as In
those who are now seeking reelection;
that we are confirmed i'm this view by
reason Of the fact that there exists II
strong organization of the best element
of the democratic party in every state
in the Union opposed to its candidates
and platform, excepting only in three
states where the organization is not
yet completed; that we have more con-
tidence in the wisdom aud patriotism
OF such democrats as Gen. Buckner,
and Henry WatersOn, in Kentucky,
Gen. Biagg and Senator Villas in Wis,
Senator Palmer, Ex-Chief Justices
Moran and Shope, Franklin McVeigh,
Gen. John c. Black, VIM o. Wright,
continuously members of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee since
1872, Ex-Mayor Hopkins of Chicago, of
the state of Illinois, Ex-Chief Justice
Black, James u. Broadhead and Fer
dinand W. Iehmenn Of Missouri,
John w. Bynum of Indiana, Ex-Goy
ernor Flower, General S!ckcls, Fair
child and Bourke Cochran of n. V,
J. Sterling Morton of Nebraska, +. w.
Cntchson of Mimi, John ,'owan of
Md, Senator Gray of Delaware aud IA
long list of such names including the
strength, intelligence, and patiotism
of the democratic party throughout
the Nation, than we have in such
leaders as John Parton Altgeld, Pitch
| fork Tillman, "Tom" Watson, "Cy-
clone Davis, Whiskers PETER, Bacon
Shakespeare DonnelIy and their fol-
lowers;
BE it further Resolved, that our del
egates chosen to the State Convention,
he, and hereby ale instructed to vote
AS "A unit upon all questions which
shall come before SAID convention.
BE it Further Resolved, that we
leaye to the wisdom Of the State Con-
vention of Idaho, the announcement
of the principles which shall be en-
bodied in its platform and the selection
of candidates.
BE 1t Further Resolved, that Hon.
Edgar Wilson, Representative in Con
gress from this state according to the
belief OF this Convention made a record
in the last session of Congress IN eflec-
tive accomplishment of benefits TO his
constituents, which is seldoi. eXcelled
even hv Congressman after long term
of service, and that this county feels
and extends TO him this expression Oi
its deep gratitude for his services to the
people of the state of Idaho aud makes
this expression of the Republican
party in this county that he has, 10y
refusing to endorse the candidates and
platform of the National Republican
party, made it impossible for us to aid
i'll returning him to Congress for an.
other term"
The reading of the resolutions wer.
frequently interrupted 10y applause
and when they We're offered for accept
ance an enthusiastic demonstration
followed. One lone delegate moved tC
table the report, hut the chairman
could not consider the motion, owing
to the absence of a secondiug voice
The report was adopted by rising
vote.
\ short adjournment followed the
report of the committees to consider
State convention. The following dele,
gates were named and endorsed hy t!it
conventions:
II. X. Barnett, ia, r. Bahb. i.
, O'Neill, &. f.. Monteith, Geo. Bremen
Lewiston; =. j.. Stookey, ~ j. Wing
II, Foresman, w. +. Parish, proxy
Potlatch; W. W. Hammeli, Nczperce
Mr.. Duvall Or a. Langford, proxy
Mason; &. T, ,Stranahan, lIatwai.
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