The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-18
ALL ARE FOR SHAW,
Republican County Convention Passes
Ringing Resolutions.
LIST OF THE DELEGATES,
Convention One of Harmony and Good
Will.-The Party In Fine Trim for
the Camnafgn

place Crawford county in the most ia
vorable possible position to be of aid to
him. We know that Gov. Shaw cannot
fail to appreciate the strong and gladly
given Endorsement accorded him by his
old friends and neighbors. Mr.. Hoff-
man of Vail made most acceptable
and we acknowledge with
thanks the very accurate report of the
furnished7us by the secre.
tary, e. G. Sage.
Republican convention called to or
der at ii a. m. by b. Y. Nicholson,
chairman of republican county central
who called jeff Hoffman of |
Vail to the chair, and E. G. Sage as
secretary of temporary organization.
On motion of j. p. Conner the chair !
named three each as committees on
resolutions, credentials and permanent
Chair named S. j. Woodruff of IN
ion. j. p. Conner of Denison and p. D.
Mcmahon of Charter Oak as committee
on resolutions.
Committee on credentials, Shirtcliff
of Vail, Wright of Denison and Nc
Henry of Union.
Committee on permanent organlza-
ton, Shaw of Manila, Gary of West
Side and Gable of Milford.
On motion, convention adjourned to
1:30 p. m.
Afternoon Session.
Convention called to order. Com
mittee on permanent organization re-
ported that the temporary organization
be made permanent. On motion report
was adopted.
Committee on credentials reported
all townships represented excepting
Iowa, Washington, Hays, Hanover,
Jackson, Otter Creek, Morgan and
Soldier.
The following is the representation:
Nishnabotny-E A Packard, W Barstow,
Saunders, A Beers. d w Shaw, Hird
Henry Farrell, b Afford, S NJ Nicely, John
Bayles. W Paup, John Gleiser.
kUnion-SJ Woodruff, Geo Rae, Chas Nc
Henry, Amos Weatherbee, Il Koehnekamp,
James Walters, d Wore.
Boyer-H s. McDole, Arthur LYMAN. 8
Rogers, q Dunham, Chas Rannells.
East Boyer-James Rollins S w Slater, II
w Boeck, E G Sage.
DenisOn Township-W II Woolston Ross
Masters, J H Holmes, j Wilson, ] f Hoist
N r Pollock
Denison, LIST Ward-M Jones, B Y Nichol-
son, A Bond, G Kuehnle. Gulick. Sam
Luney, P Conner, + Young.
0Denison, I'd Ward-D L Boynton, w ] Nc
Ahren, Jud Lochmiller, E Wood, f w
Meyers, U G Johnson.
Denison, Sd Ward-E Plimpton, E G
Lally, w T Wright, Harthun, Lee Gable.
l Jackson, @ L Voss w McLennan, Sears
McHenry.
Paradise-W W Jackson. W B Evans, p
| Granger, w H Rule
Willow-F r Shirtcliff, John Way, Daniel
Swanson, Isaiah Siglin, w Peters.
West Side-L L Bond. j Grote, S G Black
man, E j Dannatt.
Vail Precinct-CE Price, DR. Ed Darling,
Or Phillips. H Shirtcliff, Nj r Ryan, 7 Hoff-
man, ALI Wright
Younie, L Austin, A Halberg, Elmer john
son.
Goodrich Phillips. E M Ainsworth.
Fred Menke, ] NJ Campbell.
Charter Oak-P d Mcmahon, E E Springer.
John O'Dougherty, j H Slough, A + Kadoch,
j McWilliams, H NJ Lee, J w Mills, Vim
Mains, VIM Topf, Sr, E @ schelm.
Stockholm-Wm Clalssen, Gus Shurke. Y
N
Westinghouse nj Bickell, W. Towne.
Committee on resolutions reported
the following resolutions and on mo.
ton they were adopted.
The Resolutions.
The republicans of Crawford county
in convention assembled, adopt the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Ftrst.-We congratulate the people
of the country upon the wise and sue.
cessful administration of President
Mckinley. The revival of business
and the multiplied evidences of pros
perity demonstrate the wisdom of the
policies of the republican party.
Second,-We felicitate ourselves up.
on the able and brilliant record of our
friend and neighbor, Hon. L. M. Shaw.
as governor of the great State of Iowa.
His business-llke methods and COM
mon sense dealings with public affairs
have commended him to the people of
the state as a wise and conservative
executive. He has filled the highest
expectation of his most enthusiastic adj
mirers in the administration of the
affairs of the Office. We are proud of
the fact that his distinguished abilities
have won for him a national reputa-
ton. We believe that his splendid
record in the discharge of the duties of
the Office of governor merits a renom.
ination at the coming republican state
convention.
On motion o. M. Bicknell and Walter
Towne were admitted as delegates
from Washington township.