Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-06-06

+. +. Smith, Horton smith, W. H. Steadman.
Lemuel Webster, Chas. G. Clark, DR., b. c.
Hall.
WHEELER.
w. o. Watson. Geo. kipp. :. +. Sibley, Frank
/ A. sexton VIM. X. Bradford, Geo T.. Young
Newell Bradford, Chas. Merrill
SEVILLE.
W. G. Mallory w. ID. Strong. Il. :. Miller,
h. j. Lathrop.
Commit. e on Temporary Organiza.
/ tion and order OF Business recon-
mended that the temporary Organiza-
| tiOn be made permanent, that fifteen
! delegates be elected 10 the congress.
Sional convention. fifteen To the state
convention and fifteen To the senator
ial convention. Election OF county
chairman 10y the convention Report
of committee on resolutions:
To the Republican Convention Of the
county OF Gratiut
Your committee on resolutions
would most respectfully present the
! following for the consideration OF the
convention.
WHEREAS: we are on the eve OF an
other political campaign in which the
! people will choose officers To represent
/ them and attend 10 the business affairs
| OF the nation, state and county.
And WHEREAS, All the bright pages
of American History since the days OF
! 1860 when the Immortal Lincoln led
| the cOnQuering hosts OF the Repubi-
/ can Army to its first great victory
| have been written by the Republican
party, while carrying out the principles
OF Republican doctrine.
And the dark pages OF business dis
aSter and gloom Of the Cleveland reign
adorn the Democratic side OF the led
ger pages.
! The Republican party ON the eve OF
] this campaign stands ready 10 pledge
| itself anew during the coming two
years To bring 10 the exercise Of the
work OF government that same loyal,
careful, thoughtful business admins
/ tratiOn that has characterized its dis
charge of said dntieS when entrusted
To il during the last forty years.
And We the Republicans of tiratiot
county in convention assembled re-
solve.
TO give to our able. earnest and
practical President Theodore ROOse-
welt. VINO, on the death or our beloved
and lamented chiettain, the martyred
Mckinley, assumed the reignS ~ gov
eminent, our earnest support ia the
discharge Of his many manifold duties.
ReSolred. That we heartily endorse
the administration by our able gov
ernur, Hon. a. T Bliss, and his able
CORDS OF assistants in tie prudent,
careful and business IKE admlnistra-
tion OF the all air OF our state, and be
I I'M tf a.
state demand the denomination OF
GOV. Bliss.
Rc,olred, That we view with pride
the history made by Grdtiot'S Iayorite
son, Hon \ 3. Darragh, ia his work
as congressman from the eleventh dis
trict. His large business cXperieuce.
and practical common SeLSe, have
demonstrated the wisdom OF the
choice In selecting him as our Repre-
sentative in congress. His di>tln-
guished ability, integrity OF character
aud fidelity 70 the Interests OF the
district represented 10y him have
placed him in the 'ore front as the
peer OF the many distinguished gen
tlemen that have represented Mchi-
gan in the halls OF our national leglS-
lature And we that know him best,
know that on all the important na-
tiOnai questions. which he Will be
called upon 70 deliberate that he will
stand fore square o. all the winds that
blow. And we. his Republican neigh
bOrS. feel that he has gained place
in our hearts that Will mt tie erased
by the lapse OF time, and recommend
TO the Republicans OF the llth con-
gresSional district his unanimous re-
nomination and triumphant reelec-
tiOn.
All OF which is respectfully submit
ted.
VI r. SALTER.
GEO : ALDRGCH
T c. CHIDISTEE
Committee,
The following lists of delegates were
elected, in most cases by acclamat on.
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATES.
w. Q. Watson, c. F. Brown. c. W.
I Giddings, Cnas. f Nandeyenter Al
Ian II. Reed -. X. BarruS, Nelson G.
Fox. Adolph Roberts Or George W.
Petty. Fred GriSw0ld. L. 3. Wolford.
+ G. :. Young. VI. W, Coon, ChaS. \.
Button. II L. Wood.
STATE DELEGATES.
! c. W. GiddingS Robert Miller.
Henry ". SANDAL. ]. W. Holmes. All
Crawford. W \. Leet, Benz. Wine
land. / b. Garfield, J. ID. Petit. Chas.
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writes Mrs 4. l.. Shields, of Chambers.
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Of severe sickness, caused by Hay Fever
and Asthma. that few thought / could
get well, but learned Of the marvellous
merit Of DE- Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, used 1t, and was com.
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and Lung Diseases II is the safest cure
in the world. and is Infallible for Coughs
Colds and Bronchial Affections. Guar
auteed bottles SOC and 81 90 Trial bot
ties free ~ Sha~rar d NJ Glhollands
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