The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-07-01

changes should be made; keeping in mind
the saving principle of protection
grid We denounce the Democratic
policy of tariff for revenue only as one
fraught with ruin to American industry,
bringing dleness and suffering to Ameri-
can labor and hardship to the country in
general
4th We congratulate the county on
the wise, patriotic and successful admin
istration of Theodore Roosevelt; we
heartily commend his courage and wisdom
and most enthusiastically endorse his
foreign and domestic policies; and we
hail in him the logical and invincible
standard bearer of our party in 1904.
5th We approve the vigor with which
his administration has undertaken to
purge the Postal department Of the
government from the suspicion of fraud
and corruption and we commend his acts
and the acts of the Republican Party in
looking toward the correction of trust
evils and favor such further course of
action as shall prevent extortion without
hindering the development of American
resources by American capital.
9th, We again, congratulate President
Roosevelt on the wisdom of his choice of
Hon. l.. M. Shaw, as Secretary of the
Treasury and felcitate ourselves on the
ability and national reputation of onr
fellow citizen
9TH. That we most heartily approve of
and endorse the magnificent record made
by A. b. Cummins, as governor of Iowa.
We commend his administration to our
fellow citizens and hereby instruct our
delegates to the State Convention to give
their unanimous support to his renomina-
ton to the office he has filled with such
signal honor to himself and satisfaction
the people,
Sth. That we most heartily endorse the
wise, judicious and statesman-like career
of our fellow townsman, Congressman ].
P. Conner; and we especially commend
the exceptionally successful interest he
has taken in the welfare of the people OF
the tenth congressional district,
We, hereby express our entire conf
dence in his private and public honesty,
probity and rectitude as witnessed by his
unsullied record of thirty years in our
midst as a private citizen; as lawyer and
jurist of the first rank. and bespeak for
him anextended and distinguished career
in our National Congress,
p &c. LALLY
l.. E. GOODWIN
N. NELSON
Committee.
Moved and seconded that anyone pres
ent from precinct not represented, act as
delegate.
Motion carried that the following nam
ed gentlemen select delegates to state con-
vention.
Qnjen-N McEIenry. Hays r
!. Brocklesby.f- Paradise Saul Mil
ford Charter Oak-I A
Mains Denison 1st Ward Alf Wright;
and WardF w Meyers. grid DR. Wright.
Jackson-Hy Maynard West Side-F ]
Here: Otter Creck-D G Walters. Vail
NNelson. Boyer-A Durham:
Committee retired and Hon, p Con-
ner addressed the convention.
DELEGATES TO THE STATE CONVENTION
The names suggested to attend the
State Convention are as follows
E. f. Springer and L E. Goodwin Of
Charter Oak.
Herman Koehnekamp of Dow City
T Hoffman of Arion.
S c Blackman of West Side.
l. Maurer of Arion,
w NJ McLennan. L + Tucker, grid Ward
of Denison.
A Wright. lst Ward, Denison,
F. w. Meyers. End Ward Denson.
Moved and seconded that above names
be accepted as delegates to State Conven-
ton, July at Des Moines. Carried
Alternates: G Spottswood West
Side. 2 ] klinker, Denison; p L G Lally
Denison; ] ] McWilliams, Charter Oak
Mart Ryan, Vail; w ] McAhren, Denison
Chas, Shives, Milford C c Walters
Schleswig; Willis Virgins, Dow City
VIM. Strain. Kiron.
One motion above names as alternate
are accepted.
moved and seconded that the delegate:
at State Convention be empowered te
cast the ballot of the entire delegation
Carried.
On motion committee adjourn.
&C WALTERS, Secretary
+ ] HERE, Chairman.