The Daily soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1???-1911, 1902-05-26

being a we'll known "out instead OF
an "in" and unfortunately not being
a delegate, he was ruthlessly cruelty
and unsympathetically "sat down
on and squelched, by being declared
out of order. Mr.. Huntsman prompt
ly subsided, aud the convention pro-
ceeded with the nomination of a
county ticket.
Patrick Harmon of Jones township,
in an eloquent address presented the
name Of ID. f. Moore OF Hurricane
township for Representative, nc
other nominations being made it was
moved and carried that the nomina-
tion be made unanimous. The re-
mainder of the ticket which also
went through as per schedule with
out opposition is as follows:
For sheriff, w. r. Cannon, of Clark
township.
For county and probate judge, FL.
B. Hill, of Clark township.
For circuit clerk, e. B. Butler, ct
Clark township.
For county treasurer, G. B. Mel
ser, Clark township.
For assessor, W. S. Stevens, Crow
township.
For coroner, J. r. Brannon, Clark
township.
The chair appointed as commit
tee on resolutions J. R. Snodgrass,
A. G. Clyne and A. G. Johnson.
A committee to select chairmen of
the various townships was next Sc
!ected by the char and was compos-
ed as follows: Frank Armstrong,
L. T. Williams, VI. s. Stevens, E.
B. Butler, Patrick Harmon, W. FL.
Thomas and Zach Eatman, who Sc
lected for the various townships and
wards the following named, chair
man, to-wit:
For chairman Of county central
committee, J. r. Snodgrass, for
secretary, Herschel Neely.
First ward, g. B. Meiser; second
ward FraDls armstrong; third ward,
E. S. Swihart, Clark township, Sam
Troxel, Friendship township, Zach
Eatman; Union township, L. T.
Williams; Hurricane township, A. NJ d.
Hall; Breckenridge township, John
McAllester, Crowley township; -
Neirsthemer; Lake township, G. W.
Pay ton; Main Shore township, Will
inn Daah; Poland township, J. N.
Strickland; Cache township, r. L.
Stamper; Jones township, ]. c.
Williams; ST. Francis township, A.
G.. Clyne. The committee on reso-
lutions having announced ready tc
report the chairman OF the commit
tee-was instructed to read the same
which is as follows:
Be it resolved by the Republicans
of Greene county, Arkansas, in dele
gate convention assembled.
1st. That we heartily approve
the administration OF President
Theodore Roosevelt, the same being
in accord with the true principles
and tenets of the Republican party
2nd. We deplore the death of oul
much beloved and lamented Presi.
dent William Mckinley. In his death
the Nation mas lost one of its fore
most statesme and the party one
OF It's most dignifed and honest
statesmen.
3rd. That we heartily endorse
and are proud of the splendid record
OF our fellow citizen, General Powell
Clayton, his wise craftsmanship ant
patriotic action as Ambassador
to Mexico, reflects credit upon tht
Nation he represents, as well as oul
state which is his home. ,s-,.
4th. That we heartily commenC
and endorse the wisdom and ability
of our chairman, the Honorable H
L. Remmelin the trying position
wt4sah he fills as the head OF the Re-
psi AN organization Of our state
arr thus desire to express ou
alS eciation for the strenuous figh
be has made in the three campaigns
for Governor. in bearing our stand
ard aloft, and in presenting to tn
people of Arkansas the great princi
Plies Of our party, and in eliminating
many OF the old time prejudice
which existed prior to his cam Paigns
And we further endorse the cours
pursued by the Republican Stat