The Marshall republican., 1900-08-17

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pacity tn meet consumption and demand; Spanish
cruelty and oppression forever banished from the
hemisphere and the Philippine Islands: the open:
door policy In China secured tn all cOSmercial
nations Of the world through American diplOm.
acy: and y more ~fraternal feeling inculcated he
tween the North and South. We offer this par
tial review Of magnificent achievements ~ the nd.
IninistratiOn al william Mckinley rs u warrant
Tor It's continuance In power. And We pledge the
hearty support of the Republican party In saline
county 10 his reelection ~ u just and well de-.
served reward Tor his splendid services to the na.
ton.
Isecognizizing the fact that the present state al.
ministratiOn Of the Democrats Of Missouri has
grown VIGOROUSLY and appallingly corrupt In the
management: Of the state affairs. whereby they
have contrary to their boast ~ home rule re-
moved the privilege Of home government from the
people Of the great cities of ~. Louis aud Kansas
City and placed y in the hands Of appointeas Of
the chief executive Of the state. who uses that
power In an arbitrary and unjust manner.
We condemn the present Democratic admins.
trstiOn In It's employ nj it, last legislature of an
dering services for same. many 81 whom were not
present during the Legislative session.
We heartily indorse the action Of the Repub-
licsn State Convention In It's entirety and pledge
our support Ia the entire state ticket, believing Il
To be IA the hest interest ri the people of the state.
Resolved; That by the taking away 81 Hon. Les.
lie Orear, the Republican party Of Saline county
has lost q valuable representative, who was held
In high esteem by reason Of his profound attain
ments. Of his devotion 70 duties devolving upon
him. ever performing them with loyalty. fidelity
and = true sense Of honor and integrity. aud ~
his general conduct. marked by an exalted sense
j. 4. BARNETT. Chairman.
M =. ALEXANDER. Secretary.
According to order Of business adopted. the
following committee on nominations was ~.
lcc,rdfA
Arrow Rock-cap,. George W.. Bingham.
Blackwater-J Owen.
CLAY
Cambridge. J. Sullivan.
Manu-. W. Blackburn.
Grand Pass-charlcs Fulton.
Elmwood-J. A. Orr.
Mnrshali-M. T. Chastain.
Salt Pond-H G. Bowman
Salt Fork-I.. c Shackelford.
Liberty. +, c~laycomb.
This committee. embodving in its report
the selections made by the district caucuscs.
recommended Ia the convention the following
ticket, which was adopted:
Representative rs, district-E. X. Brown,
Marshall.
County Judge IS, district-capt. Geo. W.
Bingham. Arrow Rock.
Representative 2nd district Cameron Orr,
Salt Springs.
County Judge end dis,rict-Henry Halrah.
Sweet Springs,
Collector Herbert Wilson. Malta Bend.
Prosecuting Attorney-Thos f. Otlcy.
Marshall.
Sheriff.. K. Elsea. Salt Springs
Treasured ID. Murrell. Nap,on.
Asscssor-W. i. Killion. Sweet Springs.
Surveyor-W. b. Mullins. Miami.
Public Administrator-F. K. Mathes. Cam.
bridge.
COroner-Frank Sullivan. Miami.
Th"s. +. Ottley was called upon and ad.
dressed the convention on the Philippine ques-
ton. He told Chauncey Depew's story about
the weakness Of IL to I as a time limited Is.
sue and pointedly called attention to the re-
cord of the present administration, defending