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charge OF its duties in good faith aud
proved himself one Of the most eco
nOmical and efficient prosecutors the
Office has ever had. BY legal techni-
cality he was ousted from the Office
and the convention decided 10 give
the people chance TO right the wrong
then done and reelected Mr. Kirby 10
the position TO which he is Justly en-
titled. Mr.. Kirby'S well known abil-
ity as lawyer makes him especially
we'll fitted for this Office.
j. w. Holmes, of Alma; Dr. Patton.
OF Elba, and Henry Wood, OF North
Star, were named for representative.
Mr.. Holmes received the nomination,
the ballot standing, Holmes 81; Wood
35: Patton g.
Mr.. Holmes i man OF marked per-
sonality, farmer and agriculturalist,
an ardent advocate OF equal taxation
and pleasing and clean cut speaker.
He is honest, forcible, true as die
and will efficiently carry forward the
work SO well begun by his predecessor,
Mr.. Wood.
Fol- coroner, the convention named
DR.. NJ. G.. Bassett, Of Elba, and the
present incumbent DR.. l.. A. Howe,
OF Wheeler. Both are ardent Repub.
licans and capable practicing ply
sicians.
For circuit court commissioner, NJ.
r. Salter aud Frank Monfort, Of Ith-
aca, were named. Mr.. Salter needs
no introduction. His splendid ability
and wide spread popularity are every
where recognized.
Mr. Monfort is graduate IL Mich
igan University Law School, rising
young attorney and representative Of
the young Republicans Of the county.
+. w. Redman, OF Bethany, was
named for surveyor He is a civil
engineer of wide experience a farmer
and an exceptionally strong man for
the place.
All together it is one Of the strong
est and most satisfactory tickets ever
nominated in the county, and has
every indication Of sure winner.
After the nominations, Mr.. Holmes
was called upon and pledged himself
TO keep up the battle unrelentingly
for equal taxation. The following
resolutions were adopted:
ReSolyod, BY the Republ leans Of
GratiOt county in convention assem-
bled, that we hail with Joy and cont.
dence the denomination OF President
cKinley To his high station among
the rulers Of the world and commend
TO the people OF the state and nation,
the patriotism, the Americanism, aud
wisdom which he has shown during
the time he has 50 managed the affairs
OF the nation That by MS wise. care
full and prudent conduct, and with
the aid OF issues defeated and pro-
mulgated by the Republicans. the
United States has become recognized
by the powers OF the earth rs one
among the greatest and its place now
stands no longer denied.
ReSOlred. That after examining the
platform OF the recent national Dem
Ocratic convention and the para
mount" utteranceS Of It's present lead
er, we see no apprehension OF danger
TO our country in the imperialism
with which the Republican party is
charged, and anticipate that this new
issue will soon lie in the graveyard
among so manv OF those OF the Dem =
cratic party which have ceased to ex-
iSt during the last forty years
R,SOlred. That We receive with the
greatest degree OF satisfaction the
fact that only three years of Republic
can RUE under the guiding hand OF
President Mckinley has brought about
the actual realization. that the SyS-
TEN OF finance and protection adopted
by the Republican party in its plat
form OF 1896, has elevated the price 81
human products and given TO the la
bnrer constant employment with its
highest reward. And that the fallacy
propOunded by the nominee Of the