Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-30

Tucker, Of this county. one OF the dele
gates to the natiiGdl convention. Still
another resolution was passed request-
ing the delegatidn to strive to elect
delegates to. the national convention
who favored the nomination Of w. j.;
Bryan for president on q platform OPP
posed to Imperialism and trusts and in
favor OF the coinage and use OF such
amounts OF silver as can be maintained
at par with gold.
The republicans Of Grlnnell township
met in caucus Saturday and elected
delegates to the county convention as
follows: j. w. Harpstel., Henry
Barnes. g. ID. Parmenter, L. x. Wat
tiers and U. N. Hartxell.
BOONE ENDORsEs DOLLIvER.
ma. Pleasant Words Also for Nc.
Kinley and Bnrkley-The Dele.
gates.
Boone, April so.-The Boone county
republican convention was held here
Saturday. Resolutions We're adopted
depressing pride ins the record of the
Republican party and approving the Of
fetal conduct of President Mckinley,
Congressman Dolliver and Representa-
tive Barley. Deliver was endorsed
for denomination. Delegates were
elected as follows:
To stategco convention j. Barkley,
G. j. a. Ericsson. Thomas Bowman, w.
w. Goodykoontz. j. II. Gildea, of
Boone; j. S. Lord. of Ogden; ]. n. Do
ran, of Beaver; Thomas Burke, of Des
Moines township; Capt. NJ. Brooks, of
Peoples; G. =. Hammans, of Douglass;
A. Holcroft, OF Garden; Robert Adam
son, of Grant; c. o. Copeland, of Pilot
Mound; w. H. Robinson, of Incline;
w. F. Brown. OF jackson; Ben Treloar,
of Marcy.
To congressional conventional. u
Stevens, j. b. Mcaose, G. A. McCune,
Willard Foster. ]. B. Patterson. C. O
Garter. of Boone; j. "A Peterson, OF
Dodge; Fred Ball. OF Colfax; John F.
Hopkins, OF Douglas; Charles Ander-
son, Of Marcy; John Geyer, Of Pilot
Mound; D. A. Craig, of Harrison j. "A
Moves, of Ogden; a. L. Mace, of Union;
Jay B. Hurlberg. OF Worth; James
Canoe, OF Amaqua.
Crcston is for Morrow.
Creston, April 3O.-The republican
lScounty convention developed more en-
thuslasm than has been manifested in
years. The administration was strong.
| ly endorsed; Congressman Hepburn
was favored for denomination and
strong resolutions commendatory oi-the
candidacy OF w. w. Morrow for state
treasurer were passed.
Delegates to the state convention
We're selected.
An address by Representative Tenn
pie enlivened the meeting.
The democrats held cool gathering
and named few delegates TO the state
ISconvention. h
Ida county republicans.
Ida Grove. April 3O.-The Ida count,
Republicans met here Saturday ant
adopted resolutions endorsing the ad.
lministration of President Mckinley
and the policy pursued in the state IN
der the leadership of Governor Shaw
The following We're selected as dele
gates to the state conventions:
E. III. McCutchon, j. L. Bleakly, w. j
Scott, S. w. Kiner, H. L. Hastings
James Anderson, s.. NJ. Arthur and
Richard Williams
strong for Bryan.
Independence, April so.The demo.
cratic county convention to appoint
delegates to the state convention wa.
laheld here Saturday. It was small
convention, but strong in silver senti
Iment. The names of those proposed a.
delegates who did not support Bryan
four years ago were promptly turned
down.
Benton County Democrats.
Special to Times Republican.
yinton. April 3o.The Benton county
democrats met here Saturday and
named fifteen delegates to the state
Resolutions were passed
favoring the denomination of w. j.
Bryan and the re-aftirmation Of the
Chicago platform. The delegates were
for Hon. Cato Sells for dele
gate3at large to the Kansas City con
Ivention.