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elected for one year. To this Mr
Churchill retor.ed that he had him
self made the motion that elected
Wizard and he knew what he had
said II the stenoerapher made an
error it was not his tChurchill's)
fault To which Mr.. FiShback again
replied that If the stenographer made
uch an error both the secretary and
chairman had signed the report and
were equally to blame.
Then followed Senator McCreery,
who urged delioeratiyeness on the
part of the convention, and fol- three
quarters OF an hour he hurled sarcasm
at delegates for their haste in want
ing to finish the business of the con-
only to ratify that which had already
been planned before the meeting.
Everybody telt gpawing at their
vitals, for it was already past the
noon hour, but there was no letting
up. The speaker would occasionally
glance at The clock as he spoke slowly
and deliberately. Finally at | O'Clock
he finished and the motion OF Mr..
Haynes was lost before an over
whelming majority. That was after
Chairman Smith had called j. S.
Barber to the chair while he himself
speehiticd against the long speech of
the senator.
Then followed nomination Of can
didates for county chairman. and Mr.
McCreery placed the name Of the
present chairman, l.. B. Willard be-
fore the convention. d. E. Gray
nominated H. E. Churchill for the
position, and he was elected by the
vote as recorded above.
The committee on resolutions re-
ported the following resolutions,
which were adopted:
BE it resolved by the Republicans
of Weld county in convention assem-
bled that we do hereby approve the
bold, patriotic and American admin
istration Of Theodore Roosevelt, and
do hereby instruct the delegates from
this convention to vote only for dele
gates from Colorado to the national
convention vino are favorable to his
nomination. We do hereby endorse
the present positive and efficient
p or bI irnto ct q to al RI ,i,,s tro
do hereby instruct the delegates to
the congressional convention to vote
for Robert W. Bonynge, congressman
from the first district, as delegate
to the national convention; and we
do hereby instruct our delegates 10
the state convention to vote for ey-
Senator Edward O. Wolcott, Con.
gresham Franklin E. Brooks and
Sylvester Downer Of Boulder county
as delegates at large from Colorado to
the national convention.
The following delegates were then
reported by the committee to attend
the state and congressional conven-
tions:
State Conventions Fl. f. Churchill
W. J. Farr, Charles Wheeler, ]. S.
Morgan, DR.. F. P. Lonergan, J. W.
Gault, R. w. DeVinny, Fl. c. Wat
son, G. A. Granger, Charles Davis,
George E. Daniels, W. Fl Ball, W.
NJ. Morse, Fl. E. English, D. f.
Gray, G. G. Townsend, Fl. Timothy,
Thomas Tregoning, Hawley DALEY,
j. 4. Painter
Congressional: e. G. Smith, James
Stanton, Charles Fagerberg W. F.
Miller, G. A. Kennedy, w. j. Gorder,
J. P. Klug, George S. dams, William
Saunders, Miss Arminia Robinson,
Paul Gregory, @. J. Nordell, George
E. Roble, Arthur Atkinson, John A.
Taylor, w. f. Willis, D. E. Carpen.
ter, George d. Statler, James Nc.
Gruder, f. p. Waite.
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