The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-09-19
AFTERNOON SESSION.

ADDRESS, aoJOurnmen6 was taken until
2 p m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Immediately upon convening the
committee on Permanent Organization
reported Hon. j. P. Conner as the per-
manent chairman, and Messrs. j. q.
Phillips, and F. w. Loomis, as per-
manent secretaries.
The committee on Credentials re.
ported the following townships and
precincts as being represented: Iowa.
Nishnabotny, Washington, Union,
Hays, East Boyer, Denison, Denison
First Ward, Second Ward, Third
Ward, Paradise, Willow, West Side
Precinct, Vail. Milford, Charter Oak,
Jackson, Stockholm, Otter Creek.
The committee on Resolutions intro.
duced the following resolutions which
were adopted:
We the republicans of Crawford
county in convention assembled con-
gratu4ate ourselves and the people of
the whole United States upon the
abundant prosperity which has come
to them under the guidance of re-
publican administration, the evidences
OF which abound on every hand and
are apparent on every farm and in
every city of our great county.
We congratulate the people of this
county not only upon the distinguished
honors which have come to their
fellow citizens Hen. Leslie M. Shaw
and Hon. =. P.DConner, but upon the
distinguished manner in which these
honors have been won aud preserved.
We commend the congressional career
of Hou j. P Conner and are proud of
his record. his great abilities and his
loyalty to the interests of his district.
We would ask the people of this county
regardless of politics to vote for his
continuance in the Office he so ably
filled.
We congratulate the republicans of
this county upon the unity and harmo-
ny which exists in their ranks and
which are certain presages of victory
this fall
We further congratulate the people
of this county upon the great honor to
be conferred upon them by the Presi-
dent in his contemplated visit on
September Goth and urge upon all
good citizens that he be given rous-
ing reception regardless of partisan
politics.
That we congratulate the people of
Manila upon the magnificent growth
and prosperity of their thriving city
and upon the spirit of unbounded
hopsitality which they have shown to
the delegates to this convention and
that we urge upon all the community
OF interests that exists among the
people of this county and the fact that
mutual friendship and hopefulness are
the only safe foundations for common
prosperity.
We announce our affirmation of any
rank of the Iowa republican platform,
our unswerving fealty to the great re-
publican principles of Protection,
Sound money and an honest and broad
administration of public affairs. The
history OF our county proves protection
and prosperity to be synonymous terms
and while we believe in tariff revision
from time to time as changed Industrial
conditions shall demand we are un.
alterably in favor of a protective tariff.
We believe it to be for the best in
terests of the people of this county
that 10th political parties should be
represented on the board of supervisors
and we condemn the action of those
county officers who arbitrarily appoint
ed democrat to fill the vacancy on said
board, caused by the resignation of 8
republican member.
That we urge upon all good citizens
an earnest comparison of the county
tickets presented at this election to the
end that the best and most competent
public officials may be elected.
/ Motion carried that. the convention
proceed to the nominating of county
ticket.
Motion prevailed that DR. J l Gibson
be nominated for Representative by &C
clamation.
Motion carried that the convention
proceed by informal ballot to nominal,
candidate for County Recorder. Nj
Chas. Russell received COL, A G Beers
25, and E T Cochran 42t. Mr. Russell
was declared the nominee.
Mr. P ] Klinker was nominated fo
!, County Attorney by acclamation.
Mr. E Clausen was also nominate
for the office of County Clerk by &C
clamation.
The name OF R J DETER, of Jackson
was presented for the Office of Super
visor, and he was nominated by accls
nation.
Mr. Herman Koenekamp, of Unior
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