The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-07-03


cere esteem aud love of every Ameri-
can citizen. We hereby endorse the
administra ton of President Roosevelt
and express our confidence in his abil-
ity as statesm an and in his wise and
sagacious leadership in dealing with
the vast problems now before the
country. We feel assured that the
burning questions now before Con-
gress for solution will be rightly and
fully adjusted by Congress and the
President, and that the principles of
the Republican party will remain for
ever the bulwark of our government.
We congratulate the country on the
wonderful prosperity that has ever
followed the administrations of the
Republican party, and which has now
brought the United States to that
point where it is considered aud rec
ognized as the greatest country in the
world, and is attracting the wondering
attention and friendship of the Old
World powers.
We congratulate the StateCof Wis
consin on its able Representatives in
Congress. Our members in the House
and especially Congressman Cooper
from the First District of Wisconsin,
are in the forefront of all legislation.
The State of Wisconsin is to be con-
graduated upon having two Senators
in the United States Senate, who have
so ably represented the State, and who
are now recognized as leaders in that
august body.
Senator Quar1es, during his short
term, has shown his ability in debate
and otherwise to handle the most i'm
portant questions; to meet his oppo-
nents fairly and to administer defeat
to them.
In Senator Spooner, who has so long
served his State and the country, not
only the State of Wisconsin, but the
Nation as well, has come to be recog-
nized leader, whose abilities are pre-
eminent above his colleagues in the
Senate. He is the exponent of the ma
tional administration and is looked up
on as being one of the ab1est Senators
now in Congress. We believe that his
retirement from the United States
Senate would be not only calamity to
the State, but to the Nation as we'll,
and the people of Wisconsin and of the
country at large demand his reelection
as United States Senator.
And we hereby instruct our delegates
to both conventions to use all honor
able means to place in nomination for
the various Offices such persons as will
be favorable to the reelection of Sena-
tor Spooner.
We recognize in the Honorable John
M. Whitehead, of GAINESVILLE, states.
man of large abilities, of excellent tact
and judgment, of sterling integrity
and of staunch Republican principles,
and we recognize him as fitting
person to occupy the position of
Governor of the State of Wiscon-
sin, and we hereby endorse his
candidacy for the Governorship of this
State, believing that in him the Re
publican party will have an executive
whose official acts will bear the ap-
prevail of the people of the State at
large.
We recognize the ability shown by
the State Senator from this District,
Honorable John F. Reynolds, in the
Legislature during his last term and
during his previous terms as Assem-
b1yman from this District, and we
hereby instruct our delegates to the
Senatorial Convention to use all hon
ora bic means to secure his re-nomina-
ton as Senator from this District.
And in the light of the above reso-
1utions we ask the delegates elected by
this convention to always bear in
mind the principles and the traditions
of the Republican party, and to place
IN nomination for all positions such
men as will bear out the record of the
party during its past history, and will
continue to inspire in the people of the
State that confidence, which will in
sure the prosperity of the country, and
peace and good will in the party which
they represent.
ne TGSOIul1OuS were duOpISu dC the
afternoon session without dissenting
vote.
The committees appointed to select
delegates,to represent the county at
the State and Senatorial Conventions
then reported as follows:
Delegates to the State Convention
John F. Reynolds, H. A. King, John
M. Kehlor, S. Dwight Slade, Chas. II.
Gonnermann, Johnson A. Jackson, A.
r. Cornwall, A. "A. Burgess, Chas. H.
Whitcher, N. E. Thompson, Chas. H.
Pfennig, FL. S. Van Ingen.
Delegates to Senatorial Convention
Geo. A. Yu1e. A. E. Buckmaster,
Paul E. Saur, D. F. Brister, Otto
Kohls, Frank Hansmann, Conrad
Shearer, G.. E. Williams, B. F. Wind
sor, w. H. Harrison, Fred Becker.
| The two lists of delegates were
elected without opposition. There be-
ing no further business the meeting
adjourned.
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