Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-07-31

IOpc VI ODtdiuinS huy otSiiSu ASo0AeT
and we confidently assert that in view
of the history of the past ten years every
thoughtful voter should ally himself
with the party of progress and pros
perity-the republican party.
We congratulate the people of the
state and this county upon the business
like character of the present republican
administration both state and national.
We heartily approve the efforts being
made by the national administration for
The suppression of trusts and monopolies.
We heartily approve the course of the
national administration in it's dealings
with CuLa,
We heartily approve the urs of the
present administration in its dealings
with the Philippine Islands, believing
firmly that the course so adopted is the
only honorable and logical course that
could be adopted.
We heartily approve the course of the
present administration in carrying out
every party pledge made i'll the last
national republican platform and urge
its fidelity in so doing as a strong
reason why every person who
desires TO ally himself with a party
which carries ont its pledge should ally
himself with the republican party.
We endorse the action of our last
republican stete convention in voting
fayorably upon the candidacy Of Hon.
A. B Kittredge for senator of the
United States to be elected by the mex
session of the legislature, for these two
reasons; 1st. We believe in the cleo
ton of senators by popular vote and the
means adopted by the state convention
is the nearest approach thereto which
can now be had, and End; we firmly
believe III the integrity and ability of
the Hon. A.. b. Kittredge, and believe
that his election will be greatly to the
interest of the people of this state.
Finally, in the name of democratic
J misrule, in the name of democratic
depression; in view of the fact that the
populist party al a state and national
party has ceased to exist; in the name
OF the republican prosperity which we
now enjoy, we call upon all good citi-
zens to support the republican party and
we commend to their support the state,
county and Legislative ticket which we
present to them in this year Of Our Lord
one thousand nine hundred two.
The report of the committee was ON
motion adopted.
Your committee on resolutions desires
to submit this further and separate reso-
luton for the a adoption by
this convention -
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
God, TO call from our organization one
of u trusted and honored brothers and
co-workers, our late county treasurer
and intended nominee, William L. Col
well;
Be it therefore resolved that, in his
death the county of Day has lost a faith
AaAE uphASHt anu LlOuCcb SSINduL Society
has lost a true citizen; the republican
party a trusted and earnest worker and
his ~bereaveaved family a kind, true and
loving husband and father, therefore we
do most earnestly mourn his death and
commend his beareaved ones to the kind
and loving care of true friends and to
the ever watchful care Of a Heavenly
Father.
Resolved that a copy of these resolu-
lntions be printed in the news papers
and be presented to the family of our
deceased brother and co-worker.
The last resolution was adopted unan
imousiy and by a rising vote.
The committee on rules and order Of
business made the following report:
We, your committee appointed on
rules and order of business, beg leave to
SUBMIT the following report: