Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-05
A temporary organization was'made

A Temporary nrxa nization was'made
permanent.
Mr.. Tooze said in taking the chair
that il hardly seemed necessary 10 re-
view the arguments against 'oaSe
money" The true Republicans STOOD
ready to defend the honor and integ-
rity of the country at the ballot oox
and in cuba if necessary. Congress
without division Of parties had put
s5O. .OOO. 900 in the hands Of the presl-
dent to defend our country.
Prosperity had come. Applause
The times were growing brighter and
brighter as the days rolled by. lie
felt like the good Methodist sister
who looked forward to a brighter
and brighter reward. Not a bond had
been issued.
Gold was flowing in at a million
day. The issue of 1896 was going to
be fought over again. 1t was charged
that the Republicans had enticed
people in 1896 TO vote thelr
ticket by promises of interna-
tional bimetallism. 1t was not
true. Every speaker of the opposi-
tion had charged it was the gold
standard and 50 it was. His allusions
to Hon. T. Il. Geer at the close were
received with great applause and con-
tiDued cheering.
THE APPORTIONMENT
committee reported the usual assign
ment of each Salem precinct coupled
up with remote country precincts.
The delegates to the state and con-
gressional conventions are distributed
as follows, the same number to each
onveEtion:
Salem No. and Sublimity one
delegate.
Salem No. 2, East Silverton and
Hubbard, two delegates.
Salem No. 3. and Stlyton, two
delegates.
Salem No. A, one delegate.
,, Prospect, one delegate.
East Salem and West Silyerton
one delegate.
North Salem and Horeb, one del
, eGate.
4 South Salem and Turner, one del
egate.
Yew Park and Bretenbush. one
= > delegate.
Englewood and Champeog, one del
gate.
Brooks, Mehama and Macleay, one
;. delegate,
Monitor and ButteYille, one dele
gate.
Woodburn, Aumsyille aud Gervais
, two delegates.
!, Aurora, Mt Angel and Howell, on
~ delegate.
Elkhorn, jefferson and Marion, on
= delegate,
Fairfield, Garfield, Silver Falls ant
rs St. Paul, one delegate.
\. One delegate at large from eacI
convention to be elected from tn
Y. body of the convention.
IN Report adopted.
ORDER OF BUSINESS,
r Nominations to be made in orde
p as follows:
/. Delegates to state conYentioT
in 2. Delegates district convention
ST 3. Sheriff.
ol 1. Clerk.
he 5. Recorder.
Of 6. Treasurer.
ed I. Commissioner,
IN 6. Assessor,
9. Superintendent Of schools.
lis 10. Surveyor
it. IL. Coroner.
to -. Representatives,
l3. Senators.
IN IT. Precinct committeeman.
r. 10. Justices and constables.
re DELEGATES ELECTED.
at STATE. CONGRESSIONAL
r A CrosSan T Il Hibbard
at w II Grim VIM Cherrington
-. Ed Hirsch II J Hendricks
on w A Hobson i c Patton
on Geo p Hughes VIC Hubbard
rs, David Simpson ThOs Sims
IL J Workman ThOs Richey
G w Knox John A Shaw
Gu ] Ii WitZell Wm Rafter
nd G b Irvine Geo w Davis
on Henry Spaulding A ID Wheeler
M w A Taylor w p Massey
~ Chas Lemke O Phelps
w l. ToOze w l. Commings
ais Mckinley Mitch Abner Lewis
ell A McCurkle
IL A Snyder T. NJ Smith
Ky L NJ Tails Jas Imlah
c ID Hartman
State delegate at large, NJ. L. Char
,ne berlin.
r Congressional delegate at large, D
j. s. Scott.
Tee There was now great deal Of chez
lnn for Gear. IL bad been agreed th