Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-25
'|AkA IS FOR COUSINS
Endorses His Work in Congress,
Praises His Ability and De.
mands denomination.
State and Congressional Delegates
Named Mckinley and Shaw
Approved.
Peculiar Accident Resulting in .
Death Near Corning-News
Of the State.
Ipecial to I'imes-Republican.

special TO ItmeS-Republican.
Toledo, April %. The republican con-:
vention of Tama county was held here
yesterday. Owing to the heavy rain in
the morning the attendance was light
but the enthusiasm was big. C. j..
NiaEser, of Tama. was chairman. Mr..
Wansers speech on taking the chair
was full of vim and confidence in the.
future success of the republican party.
Strong resolutions We're adopted. en-
dorsing President Mckinley, Governor
Shaw and Robert G. Cousins.
+ Delegates to state convention-G. r.
Struble, Senator Penrose. S. VI. Endi-
colt, w. q. Walters, w. Wilson, T. II.
McElhinney, r. p. Kepler, ID. o. Will.
Berry, C. j. Stevens, w r. Winders.
a. q. Edwards, j. G. Cold.
Congressional delegat es-yv. Mowry,
B. n. Draper, g. NJ. Stouffer, r. H..
Moore, Thomas McTurk, Ed Sawyer.
w. D. Lee, ]. c. Fitzgerald, D. Cam
cry, w. "A. Dexter, j. ~. Bracken, q. j.
Wanser r. NJ. Tenney, L. Bissell.
Charles Skrable.
The following is the text of the reso-
lutions:
Whereas, Every pledge made by the
republican partyin the campaign of 1895
has been faithfully kept and as a re-
suit the American people are enjoying
a period of greater prosperity than any
previous known in the history of this
country, be it
Resolved, Ely the republicans os Tama
county, in convention assembly, at
Toledo. Iowa, this oath day of April,
1900, that we affirm our allegiance TO
the tsnets to the great political organi-
cation of which we esteem ii dis
ItiDguished honor to he component
part.
8 Resolved, That we reafiirm our de-
lvotion to President Mckinley. who in
time of war and time OF peace has
carefully safeguarded his country's
Interests; who has been coura geous but
mot dictatorial, and whose chief desires
have been to at all times protect his
country's honor and bring prosperity
and happiness 10 the masses of the peo-
pie, whose support placed him in the
fpresidentiul chair.
Resolved, That as the Iowa delega-
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personal character and distinguished
ability of it's members. is conceded To
| be a most potent force in the enactment
1 of national legislation, we hereby !eX-
press our conviction that the high
/ standard set by that delegation mus
not be lowered. and to that end we de
inland the nomination of that peerless
iorator and able representative, Hon
Robert G. Cousins
Resolved That in the administrati
of state as Well as national affairs the
Republican party has demonstrated its
iscapa bility under the leadership of a
governor whose career Illustrates the
! fact that the people prefer honesty TO
political t,'ickery.
Resolved, That Governor Shaw pos
ksesses those qualities of mind and of
heart that would render his renomin-
alton for vice president deservediy pop
Eular turnout the length and breadth of
rae United States, and. il his consent
ITO accept that nomination can be SCI
cured, We pledge him our influence and
/ orr act i've siltJpprt - fsS3.