The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-03-07

in Republic for a colonial govern
ment of any kind, hut our recent
acquisitions Of islands in the seas
should be Immediately organized as
terr tories, as has been the uniforml
policy heretofore governing acquisi
tlons Of territory by the United
States, and the citizens thereof
should have all the rights accorded
to citizens of territories by the con.
stitution Of the United States.
Resolved, That we are in favor OF
an economical and just administra-
ton OF governmental affairs from
county up to general government,
upon the good old Jeffersonian doc
trine Of "equal rights to alex
elusive privileges to none."
Resolved, That the Democracy OF
Dubois county heartily approve the
spirit Of loyalty, and Jeffersonian
principles shown by VIM. J. Bryan,
David B. Hill, James X. Jones,
VIM. Richardson and other Demo
cratic masters of American states
manship
That this convention disapproves
and condemns the policy OF the
present administration on the Phil
ippine question, in its unnecessary,
merciless, cruel and relentless war,
and useless loss of brave American
soldiers.
! That it disapproves Of the policy
Of the present administration in its
act in sending the flag OF this gal
liant Republic into foreign territory,
and keeping the constitution in
allegiance.
That we are opposed to our gov
ernment toadying at the feet OF roy
atty OF European monarchies.
Re solved, That the Democracy Of
Dubois Co., Ind, in delegate con
vention assembled, do hereby en-
dorse the course OF the Hon, VIM,
IT. Zenor, representative in congress
from the Sd congressional district
r. w. ARMSTRONG,
RICHARD NJ. MILBURN,
]. f. TIEMAN,
LEROY CAVE,
CLEMENT DoANE,
Committee.
The committee on delegates L
the various conventions then report
7 ed the following selections:
STATE CONVENTION.
r. P. Smith, Frank Pinnick
/ Henry B. Breidenbaugh, Ozro Brit
tain, Geo. r. Wilson, M. A. Swee
lney, VIM. &. Binckley, Fred Allies
IIgnatz Friedman, A. j. Schaaf, J
: c. Deindoerfer, Hugo Rothert, Aug
III. Koerner, John w. Miller, Henri.
Beckman and Herman Miller.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
B. f. Nicholson, Geo. Nix, Alb
H. Traylor, Geo. M. Greene, Her
man Castrup, Geo. p. Wagner
John L. Bretz, Herman Teder, Lev
l.. Jacobs, O. A. Bigham, w. w
Cummins, JOS. Schwartz, Rob
Armstrong, Philip Dilly, Mat Olin
e ger, II. J. Meyer.
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
> Robt Thacker, Jacob Nigo
. Christ. Hoffman, Jos. Kunkel, And
s Klein, E. J. Kempf, Martin Gosa
Z. man, John Kreilein, John Sutton
9 John f. Schurtz, Alvin T. Whaley
dan Wiggs, Mike M. McNeliit
Henry Landgrebe, Nicholas Sen
. ninger, Mike Seidl.
!. REPRESENTATIVES CONVENTION.
!. Geo. Milburn, Geo. Able, Wn
I. II. H. Greene, Henry Summer
,rJos. Gerber, Frank Kunkel, Jaco
,e Burger, Jr., w. G. Kelso, job
,r| Striegei, Mays 0. Cummins, II. {
/ Hasenour, Henry Wuetcher, Cha
al Kluger, +. w. Pickhardt, LeonaE
4 Miller, VIM. Heitman.
JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
Q. C. C. Baggerly, Conrad G. Hen
ut merlein, Cyrus W: Cox, Il: \
R. Kean, w. A. Traylor, John Tro'
il-Iler, w. E. Cox, John Kempf, Sal
9, Parks, s. c. Newton, John Ster'
a. berg, John F. Tieman. e. 4. Bru'
dick, Jos. A. Cox, Peter Geroe
ns Mike Schwinghamer.
q. The above delegates were unar
3, mously appointed, after which u
d. convention adjourned.
Go at things that must be do
cy|with the feeling Of an athlete, q
1t the chance OF being at
Of to try your strength. March l
ri. dies Home Journal.