The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-03-26
peace and prosperity and on McKin-

peace and prosperity and on McKin-
leyism.
Here the committee on credentials
reported as follows:
Delhi-W H. Lance, Andrew Stewart and
Andrey Mcdonald.
Gales-S. S. Gale, S. E. Weber.
Granite Rookie. W. Norcutt F. H. Conk-
lin.
Honner-A, A. Lindeman Louis Fleischer.
Johnsonville-James A. Larson, D, S. Can
tine and A. 6. Carlson.
Kintire-E. A. Pease A. o. Gimmestad, S.
F. Peterson. Grant Adsit and B. Monson.
Lamberton township-Dr. j. D, Ellis
Lamberton village-W. c. Starr, j. H. Roth
and Knute Anderson.
Morgan village. E. Johnson, Frank
Ellington and Charles Porter.
New Avon-W, H Peavey, G. I. Davis and
j. r. Thompson.
North Heron. A. knight and N. H. Dahl
Paxton-Thos. March, F. E. Kenney, D. w
Banker and Thos. Dennistoun.
Redwood Falls twp. - H. E. Greene and
W. S. Castle.
Redwood Falls, city
First ward-J. w. Ferris, G. E. Mckay
w. P. Tenney, D Bissell c. Fred Thompson
C. w. George and NJ. Dewitt Martin.
Second ward-J. B. Mason, S. Pollard, E.
c. Patterson, VIM. Smith and N. v, R. Hun
ter.
Sheridan-J. P. Seaman and L. P. Hodge.
man.
Sundown-John T. Hojem.
Swedes Forest-Chr. Olson, c. o. Gimme
stad, Ed. Holt and Andrew Peterson
Three Lakes - David Parker and A. K.
Wohlford.
Underwood-A. Stewart and A. H. Morgan.
Vesta-David Alexander and VIM. Black
moor.
Walnut Grove-Anson Evans and R. R.
Freeman.
Westline-J. N. Jones and Isaac Moore.
Willow Lake-N. W. Colbeigh
The towns of Brookville, Charles
town, Delhi, Lamberton, Shutdown,
Three Lakes, Vesta, Vail, Waterbury
and Willow Lake did not hold eau
cuses. Republicans present from any
of those towns we're given seats and
where full delegations were not pres
ent the persons present were given
full power to cast the vote of the dele.
cation.
At this juncture the temporary or.
ganization was made permanent and
the committee on resolutions made the
following report, which was adopted
Resolved, that we, the Republicans of Red
wood county, Minnesota, in delegate con-
vention assembled, do hereby reaffirm our
adherence to the principles of the Republi-
can party. We approach the coming politi
cal campaign with confidence that the people
of this Nation will again place in control of it:
affairs in both legislative and executive de-
partments. those who will put in effect tn,
policies the party advocates. And we be-
lieve the most sweeping victory will attend
the selection of VIM. Mckinley as nomine,
for President of the United States and tn,
most speedy return of prosperity will attend
his election. And we hereby instruct the
delegates selected by the convention to ust
all honorable means in selecting delegates
to the National convention to be held in St
ton of VIM. Mckinley, who is an acknowl
eyed advocate of a protective tariff and of
financial policy that will insure such stabil
ity of the value of our money as will compe
its acceptance at it's face value in the mar
kets in every civilized nation.
The next order of business was t.
carry out the slate prepared at thu
INSTRUMENTATION caucuSpS y g Can
tine moved that the convention pro
ceed to elect delegates by ballot
This motion carried, but in shor
time it was seen that this was goins
to cause an endless amount of trouble
and James Larson moved to recon
slider Cantine's motion aud elect b,
reclamation, each district to name tive
delegates to Minneapolis and two t.
Mankato and two at large to be selec