Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-06-22
Also Instructed for Dawson for Governor,
Darst for Auditor, May for Attorney Gen
eral, and Napier for Judge.
erestinG Convention, but Harmonious and Enthusiastic.

our earnest support and cooperation.
We further endorse the course of
our able and efficient representatives
in Congress, b. B Dovenor, A. G.
Dayton, Joseph III. Gaines, III. c.
woodward and James A. Hughes,
and especially the latter whose ener-
gy and faithfulness have not only
been felt In the Fifth Congressional
District but over the entire country
as well, and we congratulate our.
selves on being able to secure him to
serve us in the same capacity here
after. We likewise recognize the
honesty and ability of our worthy
representative in the State Senate.
the Hon. John Y. York, and we
heartily endorse and approve of his
course and service in that capa city.
We further endorse the course and
brilliant services of our present
Prosecuting Attorney, Hon. John
ii. Meek, and recognize in him a
man possessed of the kind of material
to rid our country of lawlessness and
protect our families and our proper.
ty; man who has done his duty
without fear or ia or, regardless of
politics or friendship, whose official
record is without blemish, and
whose character is incorruptible.
We further desire to endorse our
present efficient Commissioner of
School Lands, the Hon. J. II. Mar
cum, whose work in his office for
efficiency is without parallel in our
county.
Recognizing the fact that the
southwestern part of the State is en-
titled TO at least ore representative
on the State ticket in the coming
campaign; that the progress made
by this section both in business
and RepublIcanism no longer
leaves us in the background of
State politics.; and in view of the
fact that we have a worthy son Of
this county aspiring TO the nomina-
tloD for State Treasurer, a man whose
business ability, per, onal integrity,
political sagacity and party zeal IS
of the highest type; man who would
carry honor, dignity, efficiency and
courtesy to the high office to which
he aspires; man whose life and char.
acter has been such that he is idolized
by his own party, honored by his OPP
ponents and respected by all who
know him, and man for whose can
didacy aud aspirations. we have no
apologies TO make; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we hereby endorse
and heartily approve Of the candi.
dacy of the Hon. +. T. McDougal
for the nomination for State Treas.
urer, and the delegates this day
chosen TO represent Wayne county
In the State convention TO be held in
the city of Wheeling on the 18th day
OF July, 1904, be and they are here
by instructed and directed to cast
the entire vote of Wayne county in
said convention for the Hon. r. r.
McDougal for State Treasurer, and
use all honorable means at their
command to secure bis nomination.
And, whersas, we recognize the
honesty, ability and integrity of our
citizen, the Hon. +. IL. Napier, and
believe that ~ bin are TO be found
all the qualifications for the high
Office Of Judge OF the Circmt Court.
that bis nomination and election to
that high Office would be tribute
well bestowed and emnenty desery.
ed, an honor not only to the recip-
lent but 10 the whole people Of
Wayne county; and above all in so
doing We would secure a Judge
whose knowledge Of the law and of
human nature is of the most pro-
found extent, and before whom the