The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-17

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county to be redeemed. Every argu-
ment that can be produced is favorable
to republicanism. Democracy by it's
declaration for free silver has forfeit
Ell the respect of the Germans of the
county, Who are now and have always
been for sound money. All that is
needed is harmony in republican ranks
and we believe that this exists
THE RESOLUTIONS.
| To the delegates of the County Re-
publican Convention assembled at
Denison, Iowa, this l4th day of July,
1900:
The undersigned committee of reso-
lutions respectfully present the follow
ing resolutions, and report the same
for ado tion by this convention.
First: We heartily endorse the care
full. conservative and patriotic admin
istration of VIM. Mckinley in its con-
duct of public affairs and for its man
agement of all our departments of gov
eminent, a conduct which has today
placed our domestic business enter
prises upon a solid and enduring foun-
dalton, provided for their growth and
| development. and given to US as an
American people, a prominent stand
ing among the great nations CT the
world. We commend the administra-
ton for its full and complete perfor-
nance of the pledges made to this
people in the year 1896, a performance
which should commend itself to every
voter in our county.
Second: We endorse the wise and
careful administration of our governor,
L. M. Shaw, and rejoice that largely
through his efforts, not only has the
executive office of our state been put
upon high plane, but we have been
enabled to rank high as state among
the sister states of our union.
Third: Recognizing in Hon. T., A.
Church an able and distinguished jurist,
man of highest character. and citi-
zen without repreach Knowing him
intimately as we d. as the eminently
successful and fair minded Judge of
of this judicial district, we do hereby
endorse his candidacy for judge of the
supreme court, and the delegates of
this county to the state convention are
hereby instructed to use all honorable
means to secure his nomination.
| Fourth: We-would call the atten-
ton of the voters to the menace to the
business interests of every man in this
county contained in that plank of the
democratic platform declaring for the
free and unlimited coinage of silver at
the ratio of is to i, and would invite
the friends of sound money. irrespec-
tive of party, to unite in opposing this
dangerous and dishonest policy. We
charge democracy with the willful in
tention of turning the faith of our peo-
/ pie from the prosperous conditions
which have existed in our country dur
ing the past four years, of attempting
to unsettle that monetary standard
4 which has existed with US for nearly a
century, to cast doubt and distaust
abroad in the business world, to create
Ipanic and fear: to make the wage of a
laborer of uncertain purchasing pow er
and to return our country to the condi-
tiols existing under the last democrat
tic administration, and we as an un-
hesitatingly endorse the national plat
form of the republican party of 1900,
not only in its position upon the money
question, but.in its entirety. aili
Fifth: Thatin Hon. Thos. Rae. the
republicans of Crawford county recog.
nize an indefatigable and enthusiastic
republican worker. a successful and
conservative business man and farmer.
and a splendid citizen and we do here.
by present his name to the republicans
of the 10th congressional district as a
man in every way fitted to represent
the republicans of this district as pre-.
silential elector.
1H} F. w. MEYERS.
WIN. H. RULE. Com
L. 3. GOODWIN.
The committee on credentials report.
ed as follows:
Denison township-John Hollis. w
H. Woolston, Jerom Blackman. Jake
Wes. w. c. Pollock, VIM. Mcbride
and Edgar Jackson. ~
4 n,
j. P. Conner. G. f. Kuehn.e, +. NJ.
Luney, w. j SERVER, +. t. Cochran.
DR.. l.. L. Bond, DR.. Isem:nger. J a.
Gable, E. Gulick and A. c. Weeks.
I'd Ward-E. Fink. D. L. Boyntcn. j,
w. McAhren, w. G. Rollins, y. G..
Johnson, F. w. Meyers and A. H.
4 Brown.
3D. Ward-C. w. vanCoilen, l.. j.
Cartwright. w. NJ. McLennan. Aft.
Wright, P. E. c. Lally. E. F. Tucker,
A. D. Wilson, W. T. Wright, J. F.
Han thun, j. l. Gibson, and Alder,
Helsley.
VALID Darling, o. Rowleys jim,
Dempster, jeff Hotf Hoffman, L., l.
Hulce and Fl. Shirtclif.
stockholm-W w shiveS, VIM.
! Clauson. Otto Clauson. H. L. Nixon.
S. N. Sanstrom and z. L Nixon
West Sides. E. Blackman. Z, j,
Gary, Fred Book Geo. E. spo,tswood
and j. F. Grote.
Uaion-Thos. Rae, p. D. Wore. w.
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