The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-09-20
THE TICKET NAMED.
Republican County Convention Nom.
mates Splendid Ticket.
KADoCH FOR AUDITOR.
Hink are the Other Nominees-con-
yention an Earnest One.

The republican County convention
met in Denison on Saturday and placed
IN the field ticket, which, we believe
will commend itself to every voter in
Crawford county. 1t is composed
throughout of good men, men who
would fill the offices economically and
we'll and who can command the con-
tidence of all the people
The convention was called to order
at III a. m. by chairman Nicholson. who
presented Mr.. G. F. Rothe, as tempo
rary chairman Mr.. F. W. Meyers was
then elected as temporary secre.
tary. On motion the chairman was
authorized to appoint committees of
three each, on Permanent Organization,
on Credentials and on Resolutions.
The committees were appointed as
follows:
On Permanent Organization-John
HUE, Boyer; A. P. Fellingham, West
Side; Chas. McHenry, Union.
On Credentials Chas. Robertson,
Charter Oak; d. w. Shaw, Nishna-
botny; John Way, Willow.
On Resolutions-J. p. Conner, Deni-
son; DR.. Darling, Vail; Taylor Nixon,
Stockholm.
| After the appointment of the COM
mittees the convention listened to an
eloquent and enthusiastic speech by
Hon. G. F. Kuehnle. Others were
called on, but as it was approaching the
noon hour they declined and the con-
vention adjourned until l:3O p. m.
The afternoon session was we'll at
tended, not only by republicans but by
a number of interested democrats. A
feeling of earnestness prevaded the
convention, and the deliberations were
marked less by the desire for personal
honors than the deep desire to do that
which was for the best OF the republi.
can party.
Mr.. John HUE presented the report
OF the committee on permanent organi
zation, recommending that the tempo
rary officers be made permanent. The
report was adopted. Mr.. Robertson o1
the credentials committee reported that
all townships except Morgan and Sol
dier, were represented. The report o1
the committee was adopted and Chas
and Edward Vogt, of Morgan town
ship, were seated in the convention to
represent that township.
Judge Conner presented the report oil
the committee on resolutions. The
resolutions are brief and to the point
They seemed to have been prepared less
with the idea of rhetorical effect thar
were the resolutions of the democratic
party. They do not attempt to regu
late the affairs of both hemispheres
but deal with questions of Importance
to Crawford county people. The resolu
tions were as follows:
| The republicans of Crawford county
in convention assembled, hereby adop
the following resolutions:
lst, RESOLVED, That we affirm ant
endorse the principles adopted by tht
last republican state convention.
End. RESOLVED, That we favor th,
two term rule, fully believing tha
there are many men in Crawford coun
ty capable of filling any one of tn
: county Offices, and that it is for th
best interest of the public that
change be made at least once in fou
years.
Sd. RESOLVED, That we favor rigi
economy in the affairs of the county il
order that the taxes paid by the peopl
should be reduced as low as possible.
After the adoption of the resolution
the convention proceeded to the nom
ination of candidates for the variou
county offices, On behalf of Charte
} Oak township, Mr.. L.. e. Goodwin pre-
sented the name of A. F. Kadoch as
candidate for auditor. Mr.. Goodwi
said that it gave him great pleasure O
behalf of the republicans of Charte
Oak to present to the republicans Q
the county the name of young ma
!, who had dwelt long in the county; VIII
had made his own way by unswervin
! honesty and integrity, by industry an
perseverance. A young man who ha
made friends wherever he was know
and who had so won the respect of th
community that it was not republican
; alone but democrats as we'll who urge
his nomination at this time. He sal
, that Charter Oak was well nigh uni
: in asking his nomination, and that the
= would fight for him from now unit
November. The nomination of Nj
kadoch was seconded enthusiast,
O ally by delegations from all over til
t. county and he was made the unanimor
l. choice OF the convention.
: For clerk of the courts, Union tow,
e ship presented the name of Mr.. Wn
h. Fishel of that township, and h