The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-07-30
Republican County Convention.

an enthusiastic meeting and the MORRISON
men were greatly in the majority. Rous-
ing resolutions endorsing the present State
administration and Gov Morrison were
adopted. The delegation to the State Con-
vention was instructed to use every honor
able means to secure the nomination of
Gov. Morrison. The convention was call
ed to order by D. D. Campbell, chairman
of the Republican County Central Commit
tee. Secretary S. W. Dee read the call. A
temporary organization was effected by
electing r. H. Davis, chairman and T. II.
Wygand secretary. The following commit
tees were appointed:
Credentials-E. K. Hayes, VIM March,
c. S. French, w. H. Plat, J. A. MCGEE.
Organization-D. G. Chase, s. W. Dee,
G. NJ. Snow, Elias Ande rson, J. NJ. Brun-
Zen.
Rcsolutions--R Fl. Davis, H. A. Part
ridge, G. D. Tillinghast, Walter Mitchell
P. A. Devers.
A recess was taken to give the commit
tees time to make their reports. The com
mittee on order of business and permanent
organization recommended D. W. Ainey of
Payette for Chairman and W. J. Mcclellan
for secretary. The report was adopted.
The following delegates were in attend
ance and entitled to seats in the convention
so the committee on credentials found:
Middleton-Wm. March, J. A. Langford,
Henry Reinemer.
South Payette-W. f. Wood Frank
Crowther, P A. Devers, D. w. Shamberger
Frank Creighton, j. A. Lauer.
North Payette D. W. Ainey, D. c. Chase
Will Wells, Earl Venable, F. A. Smith, W.
H. Platt, n A. Jacobson.
Franklin-'ieo. M Snow,
Bowman-Robert MCGUIRE
West Caldwell-W. A. Stone, D. D.
Campbell, R, Fl. Davis, C. C.. Smith, c. ].
Shorb. D. S. Brown E. J. Smith aud J. A.
Tucker.
East Caldwell-S. W. Dee, NJ. l. Church,
H. D. Blatchley, Geo. Little.
| Nampa-H. A. Partridge. F. j. Duval,
NJ. A. Kurtz, J. N. BrunzelI Julius Stein
meier.
East Nampa-E. H. Cushman, W. J. Nc
Clelland, Frank Rogers, J. A. McGee
| Emmett-C. D. Tillnghast, A. A. Rich
ards, W. F. Lowder, E. X. Hayes, August
Thomans, Elias Anderson, T. H. Wygant,
George Rinker.
Roswell-A J. Redwood. H w Roben-
| son.
Lower Boise-F. E. Fisk, W. B. Mitchell,
P. E. Anderson.
New Plymouth G. Lewis, Q. s. French
w. M. Wayman.
Stuart--T. II. Gutfey
The following are the resolutions adopt
| ed:
To the Chairman of the Conven ton:
Your committee on resolutions respect
fully beg to submit the following report:
Resolved that we, the Republicans of
Canyon county in convention assembled,
reatfirm our allegiance and devotion to the
principles and policies of the Republican
party as exemplitied by the administra-
ton of Theodore Roosevelt and as enun-
clated in the Chicago platform. And be it
Resolved, That we do heartily endorse
the course pursued by Idaho's Republican
Congressional delegation. And be it
Resolved, That we do earnestly and une
Quivocally endorse the able, upright and
business like conduct of State affairs bv
present State administration. which by full
filing all the pledges made to the people
two years ago has reflected credit on the
Republican party and promoted the well
fare of the State And be it
Resolved, That We endorse, without res
ervation, the official acts and conduct of
John t. Morrison during his term as Gov
ernor of the State of Idaho.
There has been no Jobs or scandals to
explain or defend, during his admnistra-
ton.
Even his enemies have not seriously
charged him with any act of dishonesty or
corruption.
His administration as chief executive OF
Idaho has been characterized by the high
est fidelity to the interests of the people
without regard to class or section.
One of the unwritten laws of Republican
ism is that efficiency. faithfulness and in.
tegrity in the discharge of public duty
should be recognized and rewarded I'M
pressed with the belief that our favorite
son has demonstrated all of these qualities
in high degree, the Republicans of Can
yon County stand as a unit in urging up0n
the approaching Republican State conven
ton the expediency, propriety and Justice
of approving the official record of John T
Morrison by renominating him for the Of
flee of governor, and we do hereby instruc
the delegates elected from Canyon County
to the Republican State convention to be
t held at Moscow August 10TH next, to work
and vote for his nomination, using every
honorable means to attain that end.
The delegates elected to attend the Mos
} cow convention are: K. A. Cowden, D, D.
Campbell, S. W. Dee, r. H. Davis of Cald
well, D. c. Chase, Earle Venable, P A
, Devers, D. W. Shamberger of Payette, EC
Hayes, c. D. Tillinghast of Emmett; F, E
? Fisk of Lower Boise: II. A Partridge w
| ]. McClelland of Nampa w. NJ. Waymar
of New Plymouth and G. M. Snow O
Franklin.
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