Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-05-18
CASS
Republicans of Cass County Endorse
H. c. Plumley for Delegate to
Philadelphia.

Inc republican convention for CaSs
county held at Wheatland to select
delegates to Fargo for the nomination
of delegates to the republican presiden-
tial convention at Philadelphia en-
dorsed the candidacy of II. c. Plumley
for presidential delegate and instructed
the delegation to use all honorable
means to secure his nomination. He
was permitted to name the delegation.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, That we heartily endorse
and commend the administration of
President Mckinley. and the success
of the party in carrying out the pledges
made in the st. Louis platform of
1886, and happy meeting of every
emergency that has arisen.
That we are especially pleased with
the craftsmanship of President Nc
kinley in appointing to important
commands and positions in both army
and navy, confederate veterans and
their sons, who have so ably demon
stratcd their loyalty and devotion to
their country. as to earn the approval
of our whole nation, and forever and
effectuaiiy obliterate sectional feeling
and strife.
That we congratulate the country
on the prosperity existing, and the GER
tainty that the same will be continued
by the vote of confidence the people of
these United States will give in No
vember next.
That we approve the wise course of
Congressman Spalding, and the able
manner in which he has represented
this state during the past two years.
earnestly hope and recommend to the
state convention at Grand Forks that
he be given a unanimous renomina-
ton.
We recommend with special pride
and admiration the heroic deeds of the
gallant First North Dakota regiment
in the service of their country. and
are proud of the legacy of honor and
valor it has left as an inheritance to
future generations.
IN RANSOM.
The Ransom county republican con-
vention was held at Sheldon Wednes-
day to select delegates to the state con-
ventions to be held at Fargo and Grand
Forks. The test of the convention
and the strength of the Green and anti
Green factions was shown when a vote
was taken for chairman. G. II. Dur
bin, OF the Green faction, was elected
by a vote of So to -. The opposition
to Green naming the delegates to the
convention was led by Sandager and
Maj. Buttz, and II of the features of
the convention was a red-hot roast
handed by Harry Oliver to Maj. Butte,
of Buttzville. The resolutions in
dorsed j.. l.. Green for a place on the
state ticket. and he named the delega-
ton. The delegates are instructed
to use all honorable means to secure
his nomination for a place on the
ticket, either as insurance commits
sioner, or for another Office. The fol-
lowing delegates were selected:
Grand Forks-Sanborn. Harrison,
Wickstrom. Laughlin, Callahan, Sher-
ping, Yldisaker, Aylen, Ferguson, Han
son, Lovelace, Lock, Dwyer, Ginther,
Madigan, Sanderson and Pierce.
Fargo-Green, Torgerson, Tanner,
Shelver, Highness, Fildstad, Johnson,
Peterson. Watts, Durbin, Sandager,
Adams, Carlson, Fretland. Thompson,
Best and Pierce.
SARGENT FOR CARLBLOM.
The Sargent county republican con-
vention was held Wednesday and the
delegates chosen for the Grand Forks
were instructed for A. N. Carlblom for
state auditor. A delegation of sixteen
were selected to attend the state con-
vention at Fargo.
DICkEY COUNTY.
Dickey county delegates to the state
convention are uninstructed. The
state and national administrations are
endorsed in the following resolutions:
The republicans of Dickey county, in
delegate convention assembled, at Ell
lendale this 9Th day of May, 1900, de-
clare, that we heartily endorse the
wise. patriotic and statesmanlike ad-
ministration of President Mckinley
II our senators and representatives
in congress-;
That we endorse our present state
administration in it's judicial manage
ment of the affairs and institutions of
the state, and especially the results
achieved in securing a more equitable
assessment of all classes of property
for taxation;
That u county is especially CRATE
full to the state for legislation favorable
to our state institution.
The following delegates were elected
to Fargo: Frank Walton, c. l.. Ward,
r. w. Smith. Peleg Bristol, H. B.
Homedew, Fred Countryman. w. D.
Huffman, r. II. Faus, E. G.. Barnes, D.
j. Mcdonald. Joseph Taylor, J. c.
Hamilton, E. G. Baldwin, J. H. Den
ming, S. w. Teal, with T. F. Marshall
at large. TO Grand Forks: NJ. P.
Axtell A. l.. Beggs, Thos. Seton, F. B.
Storms, Geo. Rose, Norman Reyes, E.
r. Kennedy, G. NJ. Baker, Thos. Lowell,
Thee. Northrop, T. H. Southam. J. S.
Peek, /. F. Marshall, Ed A. Smith,
Chas. Matter, with E. F. Bodle at large.
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