Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-06-26

Vention to be held July 1st, 1902, at
st. Paul, Minnesota, VIII. L. Mel
gaard, VIM. j. Brown, K. j. Taral-
seth, :. 2. Walker, Donald Robert
son, G. 3. Lundquist, Henry Sander
son, G. Z. Stevens, Erick Falkeid, T..
Oriard and Lem Rafferty,.
On motion duly made, seconded
and carried, the report of the COM
mittee was adopted and the forego-
ing gentlemen elected as such dele
gates.
Moved, seconded and carried, that
the chairman appoint a committee
OF two to advise Mr.. Grindeland Of
the action OF the convention, to pre-
sent him with a copy the resolutions
adopted and invite him to address
the convention.
The chairman appointed as such
committee Mr.. j. P. Easton and
&. G. Bennett. Mr.. Grindeland was
[thereup on intro oduced BY
L. Easton, and he addressed the
convention on state issues.
The delegates to the County Con
ventlon and other visiting friends
were invited by the Republicans OF
the City OF Warren to partake Of a
banquet at the Odd Fellows hall i'm
1nediately alter adjournment.
It Was moved, seconded and carried.
that the chairman after conferring
with the candidates for county OF
ices at the primary election. ap-
point a Republican county commit
tee for Marshall county for the
ensuing campaign.
The chairman advised the conyen-
tlon that he would later name such
committee and advise the secretary
thereof.
Moved, seconded and carried. that
we do adjourn.
Attest.
VIM. j. BROWN, III. L. Mel GAARD.
OecreIary. Chairman,
Resolution Adopted by the Republi-
can County Convention for Marshall
County, June 24th, 1902.
We, the Republicans OF Marshall
county, in convention assembled.
adopt the following resolutions as
expressing our sentiments in regard
to the issues of the ensuing cam
paign:
Resolved, That we congratulate
the country upon the great measure
OF prosperity that the country has
enjoyed during the past five years, a
prosperity that followed close upon
the heels OF the return OF the Repub.
can party to power in the nation, a
prosperity due in large part to Re
publican legislation and to the in
creased security felt by all business
interests when Republican admins
tratlon holds thereins OF government
at Washington; and we further hold
it to be self-eyident that the conuin-
ued triumph Of Republican principles
and policies are necessary in order
Jnau Jnere may not be an even tenn
porary halt in the nations onward
march to new and greater triumphs.
Resolved, That we sincerely mourn
the death OF William Mckinley. His
faith in the American people was un-
bounded, as also was their faith in
him. The rectitude OF conduct, that
ever characterized both bis private
and his public life, his intense patrio-
tism, his devotion to principle, his
unWavering faith in the love for his
felloW-men endeared him to all and
made him the best loved OF all our
presidents. The red hand OF an
archy that struck him down when he
was at the very summit OF his fame
and popularity dissolved the nation
in tears, but it was poWerless to de-
stroy the nation at which it's blow
was aimed or even to make it trem-
BILE upon it's rock bound foundations.
Resolved, That we point with
pride to the great record that has
been and is being made by that indie
pendent, fearless statesman, Theo-
dore Roosevelt, as President of the
United States. Called to the chief