The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-04-01

have como 60 our aid In proving the dec
laratlons we have been making for. loi
| these many years.
.Cardweil confirms what We said. Brown
buys with a %"dignlned sum" The truth
Of our testimony Cook confesscs when
he admits his presence at the crooked
cpfnpncts coOlly concocted. Buffers
toOdlcrs bring assurance to our arser-
Innls certify 10 the corrcctnesa Of our
declarations. Democratic donnnciatlons
insertions. and with hosts Of witnosnoH
we boldly r~casacrt our charges IN the
past and enter the fray enthusiastic.
hopeful nnd confident. Tho w%atchnres
begin to glow on the mountain tops. and
the scntlncls ~ u united party cali across
iho valleys that al u we'll. We arc all
alert, ana With a ticket that shall COM
mend rs even. TO our aJvefsaries. we are
earnest. enthusiastic and eager.
After the speech Of tho temporary
chairman. Mayor James A. Reed OF
Kansas City. candidate for the demo-
cratic nomination for governor. wei
coined the republicans TO Kansas City.
saying that although he could not hear
the entire spCech Of Chairman Atkins.
he had heard enough TO make out he
was assigning every member OF the
democratic party. individually and col
l%octively. To pcrdition MS participants
In Doodle and the doodle issue. Mr..
Rocd seized the humorous situation,
declaring that he wanted To c%ongraiu-
late the republicans. II they were iiy-
ing up 10 their claims.
Hon. II. e Kercns. member Of tho
Republican national committee for Nils
ronri. addressed the convention. Mr..
Rercns stated that he was not n can
didato for recollection as committee
man. having had the honor OF serving
the party In that capacity for " years
lie urged the party 10 drop all liter.
onccs and work together, In order that
the great stntc Of Missouri might be
redeemed from corrupt machine rule
other states In the Union. whero tho
and take lts proper place proudly with
right OF The voter IL sacred. and where.
farm and other properties arc rapidly
Increasing In value, lie urged the par
~ to drop all fractional strife. ITO sec
Missouri transformed from state-mn-
chine rule to hat OF republican PROS
pcrity. Is glory enough for loyal rc-
publicans." said he.
"
NJ the close Of Mr.. Kcrens' speech
tho districts were called. each to name
| one mpmlor for tho ,ommittees nm GRO
1890 -,
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| permanent chairman of no convention.
a 4, ,y-..- !, -, -.
NJ ". Kaufman, OF ~. Louis. private
secretary to State Chairman r. J..
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assistant georetarlcs werr Simeon uar-
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