Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-08-07
that the reunion is located there
this ear.-Ansley Citizen.
Republican Resolutions Of Custer County


The republicans of Custer county in
convention assembled, reaffirm the prin-
ciples of republicanism as set forth III the
national platform of 1900.
Ave congratulate the people upon the
happiness and prosperity that has come
to them as result of republican policy
and republican legislation. Wages were
never so high, nor producers so well
compensated for their products as now.
Men were never SO well housed, clothed
| and fed, and have never before had more
| contentment of mind than during the
years since republican policy has been
enacted into law.
We congratulate the President and the
| Army on the satisfactory progress made
i'll the Philippines i'll surpressing the in
sureCtion and establishing order, and we
unqualihedly endorse the policy of our
government therein. Our flag is i'll the
Philippines and there it will remain until
such time as the American people may
deem 1t eNpedient or proper to give the
| islands a free and independent govern
ment, such as IT has just given Cuba.
The American Army has taken up the
work of maintaining authority in the
Philippines, and while we deplore and
severely condemn any instances OF Crnel-
| ty which may have occurred, we remem-
Der our soldiers are fighting a barbarous
| and treaCherous foe which has inflicted
most revolving and inhuman atrocities
upon its prisoners. 1t Is the Nation $
Army drawn from every section OF our
| country, knowing no politics nor creed,
but fighting the Nations battles under
the Nations Flag; and we resent with
| Indignation, the recent democratic efforts
to drag its honor i'll the dust and cast re-
proach upon its fair name,
We congratulate the republican party
for the faithful fulfillment of the pledge
| made at its national convention Of 1900,
to give the oppressed Island of Cuba a
free and independent government, which
was consumated at Havana on May 20,
| by the withdrawal of the American
| troops and the turning over of its gov
| eminent to its own people.
We commend oar present county Off
Gals for their business like methods in
the administration of county affairs.
We congratulate the people of Nebras-
la upon the present prosperity of our
state, and we commend the business like
and economic methods employed by Gov.
Savage and the state officials of his adj
| ministration which have resulted i'll a
saving to the state i'll comparison with
proceeding administrations of nearly two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Be
| it further
RESOLVED, That we disapprove of the
inequality of the present methods of the
assessment of property for taxation,
| there being no two counties assessed up
on the same basis. We therefore demand
that our revenue laws of the state be
| amended so that every dollars worth of
property or franchises shall be assessed
at its actual cash value and that the
| evies be decreased to the lowest possible
number of mills, that will provide suffici-
ent revenue for county and state pur-
poses. Be it further
| RESOLVED, That it be made the duty
of the attorney general and county attor-
ney to see that the law is properly
enforced; and be it further
RESOLVED, That we recommend the
calling of a constitutional convention il
the near future, or that the question OF
amendments to the constitution be sub
mitted to the people of the state for Their
ratification.
With the understanding that the Hon
| F. NJ Currie is a candidate for the posi-
ton of congressman from this congress
sional district; therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That we recognize i'll Mr.
Currie his eminent fitness for the place
and as a mark of our confidence, we DC
hereby authorize him to name the dele
CATION to represent his interest in the
congressional convention.
| S. i. CANNON,
| G.. b. MAR,
| ID. NJ. AMSBERRY, Com.
r. {. WILSON,
JOHN REESE,