The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-06-17

H. B, Adams NJ. shively
w. q. Carter A. b. Isaac
q, G. Thomas t A. WOOD
HUMBOLDT.
J. Gardner A. W. Crawford
r. M. Cunningham Add Sleeth
b. g. Smith Isaac Nye
o. c. Brett y. 5. stewart
Jno Stevens ] II. Osborn
m. Cunningham J. M. O'Brien
John DornbeTg VIM. Thompson
DEER CREEK
John vickers Jas. a Davis
e. W s ith VIM. Kennedy
w. G. Shinkle d. Brown
LOGAN.
Chas McClay
E. d. Cain ]. b Funston
j. l.. Brown I. 5. BAH
Frank Jackson c. A. Sunson
II. LoDgshore
SOUTH ELsMoRE
H. A. Myers NV. HUFF
T, V. Campbell Albert HUI
G. b. Hut
NORTH EIsMoRE.
]. p Decker VIM. Buck
Tom Roberts n. l.. Ard
Chas Bacon John SPARKS
u X. Courtney
WEST COTTAGE GROVE.
j. H Hamilton VIM Braueher
Harvey Stewart
GENEVA.
Ed Cooley Yves Carpenter
] C. Cornell H. H. Carmen
o. y. Miller C.L. knoWlton
The committee on permanent or
ganization recommended that the
temporary organization be made per-
manent. Adopted.
The committee on resolutions re-
ported as follows and the report was
unanimously adopted.
Resolved, that we hereby declare our renew
ed allegiance 10 the principles OF the Rspubi-
can party and our confidence In 1t as political
organization which has the intelligence TO con-
ceive and the patriotism and ability TO execute
measures which are for the best interests and
the prosperity OF the people.
The history OF this country from the birth OF
the Republican party, has demonstrated that
II is the only political party which has had the
courage and ability TO initiate and carry out
| policies which subsequent events have shown
were for the benefit and advantage Of the peo-
! pie. Opposing political organizations have
| conclusively proven their capacity for railing
and fault finding, but the country knows that II
anything is done the country must look TO the
Republican party to take the necessary action,
Resolved, That in the era Of financial pros
perity the country is now enjoying, in the en-
HANGED prices OF all the products of the farm
and field and for which the producers are now
being paid in money worth one hundred cents
on the dollar the world over we recognize the
fulfllment of Republican promises and predic'
tons made in the campaign of 1896, and by the
same token the utter overthrow and retutation
of all the doleful theories Of the Demo Populist
| party,
| Resolved. That we hereby declare our earn
est and hearty approval of the administration
ofPresident Mckinley, and the course of the
Republican members of the National Senate
and House of Representatives,
1t was the Republican party as an organiza'
ton tn at carried the country safely and trium
phantly through the great war for the Uuion
and we have implicit faith and confidence thai
1t is equal to the task of accomplishing the same
results In TIE pending war with Spain.
Resolved That we rejoice in the notable
victory won by Admiral Dewey and the brave
officers and men of his command at the brilliant
engagement IN Manila bay. And we hereby ex
tend TO all the gallant men comprising the three
regiments from Kansas now in the field oul
thanks and commentator for their prompt
ness in responding TO the call of their country
in this hour of trial.
Resolved, That we most cordially endors,
the State ticket nominated at Hutchinson. W.
believe every man on IT to be worthy OF th'
confidence OF the people Of the state and W.
pledge to each of them our hearty support.
Resolved, That we ratify the ticket nomi
mated by the Republicans Of Allen county a
the polls last Saturday and pledge to il and
to each other our most earnest effort TO secure
its election. We are proud Of the record To-
honesty and ability made by the Republican
officials o. this county in the past, and we hav,
every confidence that this record win be main
tanned by The men who are this day made thu
nominees OF the party.
Resolved, That we endorse The nomination
of Hon. ] d. Bowersock as Representative il
Congress from this district and pledge our bes
efforts to secure his election to the end that tn
Old Second District may again be representa-
by a Republican and thus regain the prestg
in the national councils that it so long held
j, P. DECKER,
Chairman.
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
On motion the roll OF townships
was called and the following centra
committee selected:
Geneva, o. b. Miller, ID. E. Cooley
j. g. Cornell.
Carlyle, Frank Jackson, H. Long
shore, c. A. Stinson.
Deer Creek. T. j. Anderson, j. b
Fergus, VIM. Huber.
Usage, T. j. Best, A. Donica, Ed
Hosley.
Marmatou, J. w. Laury, f. w