The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-06-27

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SCOTT.
W Fl Johnson Chas Tam
A N Church Ed Hoffman
JL Billings
SPRING CREEK.
Robt Hogsette Mark Beach
Miles Carey Milo Bump
Will L Campbell r Jackson
UNION.
VIM Williams Barney James
Joshua Foster Henry Knapp
Frank Momyer VIM Reed
WHITE OAK.
James Troy Sam Jones
Fred Reynolds Lee Howell
Alva Goddard John Allsup
@ Howell CO McCurdy.
To Select Delegates
The convention, after the report of
the committee on credentials, pro-
ceeded to the work as per the call
first naming a committee of one from
each precinct for the selecting of
delegates to the state convention,
which committee is az follows:
Adams, Joe Hanna
Black Oak, John Price
Cedar, N Endicott, Jr
East Des Moines, J H Lewis
West Des Moines, John Laughlin
East Garfield, John A Owen
West Garfield, Taylor Duke
East Harrison, Guy Kissick
West Harrison, o 7 Tansill
jefferson, A Banks
Madison, T Williams
Monroe, w 9 Rhinehart
Lincoln, Willis Pettitt
Oskaloosa-
list ward, J W Briar
I'd ward, W R Bridges
Sd ward, P R Swayze
4th ward, Ben Mccoy
5th ward, G w Seeveas
Pleasant Grove, D @ Blaine
Prairie, ] M brennan
Richland, Robert Espy
Scott, Ed B Hoffman,
Spring Greek, R F Hoggsette
Union, II o Knapp
White Oak, L F Howell
Resolutions
The committee on resolutions did
the duty we'll and the convention so
said and endorsed. The resolutions
are short and to the point. They are
republican, and are a platform
broad enough for all. There is no
mincing of words, every sentence is
true representation of Republican
feeling and enthusiasm in Mahaska
county, and are as follows:
RESOLUTIONS.
ReS0lUed 1, That we, the delegates
of the Republicans of Mahaska
county in convention assembled, do
voice the sentiments of those whom
we have the honor to represent by
expressing our emphatic endorse
ment of President Mckinley, and de-
clare his home and foreign policy to
be eminently wise, highly patriotic,
vigorous and successful.
= ReSoEced 2, That we express our
high appreciation of the wise and
efficient administration of President
Mckinley and of the eminently judi
icious determination of the new and
perplexing questions arising from the
expension Of our national territory
and the necessary care of the inter
ests of strange peoples who have, by
the yissisetudes of war, been brought
under the protection of our flag.
ResolUed 8, Thatwe are proud of the
enviable position our state holds in
national affairs through the leader
ship OF the United States Senate and
the speaker of the house of repre-
sentatives, backed BY one OF the
ablest delegations In congress, Iowa
Is In the very front rank OF national
influence and power.
ReeoIoed 4, That with special pride
do we heartily endorse the record OF
our distinguished fellow citizen Hon.
John r. Lacey, and thank him for
the aid rendered by him In Congress
In the promotion Of our local In
terests.
ResOlCed B, That we as republicans
are In favor of such suitable and
proper legislation, by reciprocity,
subsidy or otherwise, rs viii tend TO
the extention of our commerce In
South America and result In direct
from our ports to
those countries both on the east and
west of the continent.
ResoIcsd s, That we recognize In
Hon. A. r. Dewey al the high quail
ties necessary to maintain the high
standing of our Supreme Bench, and
heartily endorse him for Judge Of the
Supreme Court, and urge our dele
CATION to the state convention to give
him their hearty support, and to vote
and work for his nomination.
ResoIUed z, That we take pleasure
IN presenting the name Of Hon. R.W.
Clayton to the republicans OF the
Sixth Congressional District IS q
candidate for reelection as member
pf the state Central Committee, and
We horahv inRfrurt the delegates to