The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-06-27


Sheridan-L. 81. Hodge. four votes.
Sherman. w. Garlic. two votes.
City Of Redwood Falls:
First ward-A. E. King, G. E. Mckay. 5.
G. Peterson. w, S. Brammer. H. NJ Hitch
cock, G. G. Thune and S. j. Race.
Second ward-H. c. Baker, E. G. Greer, n.
w. Cobleigh, A. B. Halves, Geo. B. Hughes
and J. A. Schmahl.
Walnut Grove-A Evans, E. C. Nelson and
VIM. Cooler.
Lamberton village-Frank Clague. H. J.
McKirdy, Hiram Small and DR.. L. S. Gran
dali
After the report was read and
adopted the committee on organiza-
ton reported in favor of making the
temporary organization permanent,
and this was adopted. Then came
the report of the committee on reso-
lutions, which was also adopted and
which read as follsws:
Whereas, the Republicans of Rec
wood county in convention assembled,
renew their allegiance to the Republic
can party, as set forth in its rece.1t ut
terances at Philadelphia, June, 1900.
We further pledge our faith and the
principles of protection to American
labor, to American agriculture, to
American commerce, and to American!
schools
We most heartily endorse the wisdom
of that patriotic soldier statesman,
VIM. Mckinley, our present and our
next President of the United States.
The Republicans of Redwood county
point with pride to the able United
States senators, c. K Davis and Knute
Nelson, and to the very excellent rec
ord of our very able congressman. Spe-
officially, we feel that the work of our
Second district congressman, j. T. Nc
Cleary, has been an honor and credit
to the State of Minnesota and we heart
lily approve his very able congressional
record.
We believe that as Republicans we
should sustain our government in it's
hour of need and where the flag has
since been planted it shall not by any
foreign foe be hauled down.
In all efforts of our nation to diffuse
idea of popular government among
our possessions we hereby approve. :.
We believe that the navy and the
army should be representative of
great nation and for that reason we
favor the necessary increase, only as
occasions shall demand.
AS loyal Republicans of Redwood
county we urge all Republicans to
avoid all factional quarrels and petty
differences, whether in State or county
politics. Let us remember that the
great State of Minnesota expects us to
do our duty to the candidates that
shall be nominated at Philadelphia
to-day or tomorrow, and State and
Congressional nominees that shall be
nominated next week.
A motion was then made that the
convention proceed with the cleo
ton of delegates to the State and
congressional conventions. the mo-
tion being to the effect that each
commissioner district select two
delegates to the State and two to
the congressional conventions, and
that the entire convention select
two at large to either convention.
This was carried and few minutes
were allowed for the different dis
tricts to make their report. After
the reports were made S. J. Race
was nominated as delegate at
large to the State convention and
John Street was elected as the Sec
ond delegate at large and chairman
of the delegation. To the congress
sional convention A. E. King was
taken from the first ward delegation
and made delegate at large and
chairman of the delegation, while G..
E. Mckay was substituted from the
ward. j. H. Rahskopf, postmaster
at Wabasso, was made the second
delegate at large to the congression-
al convention. The delegation, as
made up at that time, consisted as
follows:
State. Congl.
At Large:
John Street, A. E. King,
5. J. Race. J. H. Rahskopf.
First district:
Jas. A. Larson, Arson Evans,
>. >. Gale. VIM. Cooler.
Second district:
G. w. Boot, Frank Clague,
Hiram Small. A. +. Steffin.
Third district:
F. E. Davidson, J. l.. Ryram.
J. L. Byram. F. E. Davidson,
Fourth district:
G. E. Mckay, G. E. Mckay,
j. A. Schmahl. G. B. Hughes.