Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08

hopuDllcan county convention
The Convention was called TO or
der at two O'Clock T. NJ 10y r. ID. Con-
2ine, Chairman OF committee, who
called M. A. bates to the chair j..
staley was elected Temporary Sec.
The following committees were APP
pointed: on credentials, II. Hanson
10. f. Kelley H. s. Hoesli, Op perma-
nent organization and order OF bnsi-
ness, G. II. Jerome, L. WaldrOn and
S. s. Claggett, on resolutions G.. l..
Ale Wander, Geo. Hartman and II.
Hanna.
After recess, the committee. on
credentials. reported full delegation
from every township except Frederic
one absent, and the delegation present
was instructed to cast the full vote.
The cOmmitte on organization report
ed In favor Of the temporary officers
being made permanent, and the nom
nations to proceed in the order in
which thes would app 'ar on the tick
ct, which report was adopted.
The following re solutions, repor ed
by the committee we're unanimously
adopted:
The Republicans OF Crawford "oun-
nv herahv raatiirn, thai nm haliaf in
and adherence to the time honorei
principles OF the Republican party Of
this great country.
They affirm tnat experience the
best and only reliable schoolnlaster,
has taught the people that the doc
trines sought to be established by che
Great Unreliable, the Democratic
Party, of cheap products, cheap din
ner pals, and cheap money, have and
can bring only wint, sorrow. and dis
aster to this country and It's people
of every class and occupation.
They denounce as undemocratic
and fatal to the prosperity and life
of this great Nation, those portions
OF the platform OF the Popo ratio
party of this country enunciated at
their Chicago Convention, assailing
the honor and integrity OF the Su
preme Court of the United States and
the validity Of the actions of the Fed
erll authorities in uphold ny the ex
ecution OF the fe lerdl laws of this
country enforcing properly the
u. 5. Mail and the Inter State Gem
mercal laws in any and every State
iC the Union.
They assert that the manifest and
daily attempts of our political oppo
nents in this campaign to excite. and
spread the predjudices AMI enimities
II class against class, and man
against man, no matter what their
occupation or social standing may be
is unfair, illogical, contem ptible, aud
cowarlly.
They assert that in this country
every man no matter whether he be
a labOrer, a business man, a farmer,
banker or a capitalist, Is as good and
respe table and no more so. than his
neigb bor so long as he behaves him
self and obeys the laws of the country.
We believe in an honest dollar, re-
pudiate the unlimited coinage of sill
yer by this country one at the ratio
OF l6 to |, and believe that the prin-
cidles of project on to the industlies
and labor OF this country and reciproc.
ity enunciated ny that great states
man, the lamented James 6. Blaine
and our noble leader, VIM. Mckinley
Jr., when enacted into law and car
ried out will bring the greatest pos.
sible prosperity TO this nation aud to
every inhabitant thereof.
They pledge their every honorable
effort to elect every nominee Of the
Republican party at the coming cleo
ti0n, from our great standard bearers
VIM. Mckinley, Garrett A. Hobart,
IIazen $. PiDgree. Rosseau O. Caump
to the coroners to be nominated In
our convention this day.
N. y. Sailing, j. f. West and j.
ADnis we're appointed tellers, the OIL
GERS were sworn and the ticket given
on our first page was placed in nomi-
nation, and the convention adjourned
with three rousing cheers for the en-
tire ticket