The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-06-28

COOpST, IA II
Terrell, Prox.)
Noah Kimbrough, Chas Mason.
PRAIRIE.
II Bryan, J M brennan,
Scott Crispin, B S Hill,
S A Klinker, Chas. Griffey,
G W Way, L H Sherman,
A o Maitland, r A Nicholson.
&c Hull,
PLEASANT GROVE.
A. L. Hatcher F. M. Likens,
VIM. Gregory, Jas. Evans,
Henry Grub.
HIGHLAND.
w. G. Wharton, w. S. Lindsey,
T Danford, Robt Espy
SCOTT.
Chas. Tam, E B Hoffman,
H Gosnell, N Church.
SPRING CREEK.
w s Martin, w L Campbell,
Robt. Jackson, jill Bates.
M w Crozier, M w Beach, R F
Hogsett, Prox.)
UNION.
Joe McGlasson, E. @. Chew,
w. Reed. VIM Williams
John w Doze
WHITE OAK.
o G McCurdy, J w Doak.
H France, w H Smith,
l B Musgrove, NJ @ Montgomery,
An Caldwell.
Permanent Organization
The committee on permanent Or
ganization recommended making
the temporary organization perma-
nent, with the addition of r. A.
Nicholson, of Prairie township, as
an assistant secretary, which action
on motion was unanimously adopted
by the convention.
The committee on resolutions met
in court room after the convention
had adjourned. Ross Nicholson,
chairman, Irving Johnson, secre-
tary. A subcommittee was appoint
ed to draft resolutions consisting of
R. A. Nicholson, l. @. Johnson,
James Carroll and W. s. Martin.
The following resolutions were re-
ported and adopted:
Resolutions Adopted.
We, your committee on resolutions
respectfully report as follows:
ResoEUed, That we, the Republicans
of Mahaska county, in convention
assembled, reaffirm our loyal alleg-
lance to the principles of the Repub-
lican party.
That we congratulate the nation
upon the able and masterful admins
tration of William Mckinley, which
has shown itself signalIy successful
in peace and war.
That we endorse with enthusiasm
the platform of the National Repub-
lican Convention, as the truest and
best expression of the desires of the
great American people.
That we hail the Astounding pros
perity of this nation as the natural
result of the policies consistently ad-
vocated by the republican party.
That we view with absolute conf.
dence and satisfaction the unanimous
and harmonious action of the nation.
al convention in the nomination of
William Mckinley and Theodore
Roosevelt as the standard bearers
| for 1900.
That we fully endorse the efficient
manner of the administration of the
affairs of this state.
That we heartily commend to the
people OF the Sixth District of Iowa
the distinguished services of our con.
| gresham, and the high esteem and
influential position attained in the
national councils, by the peoples
friend, Major John F. Lacey.
That we unanimously endorse the
candidacy of Judge L. @. Blanchard
for supreme Judge, as a citizen emf
| nently qualified by reason of his ex'
perience on the district bench, his
success at the bar, and unquestioneC
integrity, for this important office
and recommend that this convention
render to him every assistance posi-
BILE to secure his nomination.
Delegates 20 State Convention.
On motion the roll was called anG
one delegate from each precinct waI
selected to act as committee to Sc
lect delegates to the state convention
with the following result:
JM'Landsborough, Jos. Crookham,
Frank Gordon, CM Paris,
John Laughlin, John Owens,
Lewis Evans, V Brubaker,
N B Mcdowell, Joe Dunsmore,
Jap Boyd, WIBean,
w A Stephenson, ] Hensall,
w s Kenworthy, Phil Swayze,
Reese Spates, DL Cole,
M Likens, BIS Hill,
Robt. Espy, Chas. Tam,
M w Crozier, LA Williams,
w Doak.
The following delegation to tn
State Convention was selected:
r w Clayton John Y Lacey