Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-26
EB[RS)L[ STAYS IN
Tama's Candidate for District
Judge Endorsed by County
Convention.
N. A. Buchan's Candidacy for
Clerk of the Supreme Court
Is Approved.
Solid Delegation for Cousins Is
Chosen..Boies Not to Oppose
Henderson.
Special to Times-Republican

Special to lmeS-RepuDncan.
Toledo, April 26.-The republican
county convention was held here yes
terday afternoon and delegates to the
state, judicial and county conventions
were selected. Interest was centered
in the probable action of the conven-
ton on the candidacy of E. G. Ebersole
for district judge. Inasmuch as Ben
ton and Marshall counties had in
structed their delegates for Burnham
and Caswell it was presumed that Eb-
ersole would withdraw and thus make
the nomination of the two judges
unanimous. There is disposition,
however, among Tama republicans to
protest against the coalition of Benton
and Marshall to the exclusion of Ia
mas candidates. AS voicing this pro-
test it was decided to endorse Eber-
sole's candidacy and to present his
name to the judicial convention. The
convention also endorsed the candidacy
Of M. A. Buchan, of Grundy Center, for
clerk of the supreme court.
The resolutions endorsed the state
and national administrations, as fol-
lows:
1.-THE republicans of Tama county
heartily endorse the record made by
Hon. r. G. Cousins as g representative
in congress from this district and par
ticularly commend his recent vote in
favor of reciprocity with Cuba. 1t is
also a pleasure, this being a rural
county, to give expression to the salts
faction we have in noting Mr.. Cousins
success In securing a rapid extension OF
the rural mail delivery service turnout
this county and district. 1t is source
of qualification to the republicans of
Tama county TO know that turnout Mr..
Cousins career In the house of repre-
scntatives they have been able to give
cordial endorsement to his every Off
cial act His fame as an orator extends
turnout the nation, but while we re-
joice that such is the case we favor his
denomination on the broader ground
that he has demonstrated his ability as
&. prudent and far-seeing legislator to
meet great questions as they arise and
vote upon them in the interests of his
constituents and of the nation.
most profound respect for the ability
and integrity of the honorable judges
who have presided over the district
court Of the Seventh judicial district
ever since it's organization, we believe
the time has arrived when the repub-
licans OF Tama county should demand
representation on the bench of the dis
trict; and recognizing in Hon. e. c..
Ebersole, of Toledo, a man peculiarly
fitted in all respects for the perform
ance of judicial duties, we respectfully
commend him to the judicial conven
ton as our candidate for district
Judge; and we hereby authorize and
request him to select the delegates and
alternates to the judicial convention
and to fill any vacancies in the delega-
ton from whatever cause occurring.
I'VE endorse the candidacy of Hon.
NJ. A. Buchan, of Grundy county, for
clerk of the supreme court, and COM
mend him as man of ability and in
tegrity, who is well fitted for the posi-
ton to which he aspires."
Following is a list of delegates to the
conventions:
Delegates to State Convention--Wel-
come Mowry, NJ. G. Meister. R. H.
Moore, j. c. Gillespie, d. A. Buchan, H.
W. Dodd, G.. r. Struble. ]. G. Bull, w.
G. Dobson, II. G. Ross, Reed Case. Per-
ry Moore, j. L. Bracken. E. G. Penrose.
and G. j. Stevens
Delegates to Congressional Conven-
toni G. Weigle, John Thomas, John
Young, George NJ. Stauffer, Thomas
McTurk. George Cold, w. d. Lee. w. F..
Johnston, Edwin Berry, o. G. Miller d.
Billiard, d. O. Wilcox, L. LaVake, c. j.
Wonser and w. f. Eshbaugh.
Delegates to the Judicial Convention
IT. r. MCKINNEY, E. Pearson, r. H.
Moore, S. NJ. Endicott, Daniel McIntire,
George NJ. Stauffer, G. r. Struble. w. A.
Dexter, w. G. Dobson D. Camery, B.
W. Wilson, Amos Rogers, F. II. Arb, G.
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