Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-01

fsthts siiluts,i HIS SeIldl GlSpOsltlOil ana
courteous bearing and his ready and
able advocacy of all that tended to pro-
5mote1the material, social and education
al prosperity of our county.
g, That VIC rejoice in the merited dis
tinction Which he attained in his bust
ness relations, and the legislative ooun-
ellis of the state. and we deeply mourn
that his life should so suddenly close In
the midst of so much promise of useful
ness and honor
g. That our sympathy is hereby ten-
dered to the family and relatives OF our
departed friend, konwing as we do that
this bereavement robs them of one
whose domestic virtues rendered him
peculiarly dear to them
~. NJ. PARKER,
H. P. CLEMONS,
"HENRY STONE"
STATE DELEGATES NAMED
Each district, as apportioned by the
committee, was allowed the privilege oil
naming its delegate to the state conven-
ton. The following were recommended
and were approved by the convention:
Marion and Vienna-B j. Nichol r.
B. Wallace, alternate.
Liscomb and Bangor-L. A. Hanson;
w. Russell. alternate.
Washington and Minerva--C. II. Dig
gins, Fl. p. Clemens, alternate
Iowa and Taylor-J. y. Rolston; Will
lam Steward alternate.
Linn and Marie;ta-W. r. Moninser
John l.aPorte and Merritt Greene. alter
mates, j. j. Smith. $. b. Packard and
Jared Elliott.
State Center and Liberty E. NJ
Wentworth and Charles Newman; alter
mates. u. c. Whitehill and Marion How
ard.
Eden and Logan-w. N. Dlckersor
and r. j. Logan; alternates. Riley Cow
sdey and l.. C Mllhous.
Greencastle and Jefferson-J. r. Nc.
Broom and Benjamin Sawyer; alter
hates, v. "A. Reese and H. j. yosburg.
LeGrand and Timber Creek-C. OsNei
and A. H. Parker; alternates, C. B
Adair and E. b. Willim.
First Ward-N. A. Evans and j. s.
Mcneil; alternates, 1. I. Kirby and A
B. Hoover.
Second ward-R. Z. Sears and H. i
Sloan; alternates, j. Q. SAINT and f. L
Meeker.
Third ward-H. c. Lounsberry, e. c
Mcmillan and T. c. Weatherly. alter.
rates. Fin Iseman, George Neil an,
Charles Waite.
Fourth Ward-T. j. Fletcher and A. e;
Click: alternates, A. z. Bratt and j. +
Atkinson.
Delegates -Large-Dr. w. S. Devine
alternate. Col. j. NJ. Parker
The Soldiers Home delegates were no
satisfied with .pe. jatara,,,5
cision of the representatives from Mari
eta and Linn was allowed by the con
vention to stand.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
The committee on resolutions. thru I'll
chairman, r. E. Sears, reported the fol
lowing:
We. Republicans of Marshall county
ever foremost in devotion to the repub
lican party and in the advancement Of
| its principles, in convention assembled
resolve:
First, That We congratulate III,
whole county upon the unparalleled
prosperity that now exists In every par
OF our broad land and upon It's enjoy.
ment by all classes of citizens: that ".
have in four short years emerged from
the depths of despair under demoerati,
| rule to such heighhts Of success tina
instead of nation of borrowers II
times Of profuoud peace we have /,
these few years become the creditor
| nation of the world with credit sur.
| passing all other nations
Second. We congratulate the repub
| leans of the nation that all theil
pledges have been more than performed
and the wisdom of them more thar
proven that every citizen is protected IL
| his employment and in the fruits of hi.
labor: that every dollar of our money i.
as good as the best and reputation b,
| the use of debased currency has beef
| forever crushed; that republicanis.n ha.
become a synonym for highest gooc
faith and greatest national prosperity.
Third, That we give our unqualified
Endorsement Of the wise and patriot,
| administration of President Mckinley
whose broad and just statesmanshil
| has reunited and cemented once cls
! cordant sections; and rejoice in th'
magnificent achievements ofour countr,
| Hereunder, on land and sea, in war anc
in peace. in the interests of nighe
| and better civilization. and we poin
with pride TO the exalted position nov
held by the United States among tn,
great nations of the earth.
Fourth. That we favor the continu
ance in the United States senate o
Senators Allison and Dolliver, who's.
| experience, ability and faithful service
have reflected such luster on our fai
| state.
Fifth, That we are proud OF tn,
| high standing of Iowa chief executiv,
who in the discussion of financial ques
ton has achieved national reputation
and brought added renown to the state
and we rejoice in the brilliant reputa
ton of our gifted representative. Hon
Robert G. Cousins, whose eloquenc
has charmed and delighted the mos
cultured audiences OF the whole coun
try.
Sixth. So high. has become the stand
ard OF excellence in our state that W
eve 1t to our party and to the common
wealth to in no way dim that luster o
tarnish that reputation. We. therefore
most heartily endorse the candidacy TO
the chief magistracy of that true. ,cour
ageous and most able exponent Of re
] pubiicanism. that advocate OF highes
character, Albert B. Cummins. Fearless