The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-16
the vote of the states as honestly cast

the vote of the states as honestly cast
and counted.
That we commend and earnestly APP
prove the wise and fearless administra-
ton of President Theodore Roosevelt,
and express our great satisfaction in
his course relative to the settlement of
the coal strike, the prosecution of
trusts aud monopolies, the exposure of
official corruption wherever found. the
energy with which the Panama Canal
project has been pushed, the measures
by which National irrigation has been
forwarded, the enlightened and hui
name treatment accorded the people of
the Philippines, of Porto Rico and the
republic of Cuba, and the pursuance OF
that high plane of international dip
lomacy that, following in the footsteps
of our lamented martyred President,
VIM Mckinley, has maintained our
position both at home and abroad as
the foremost, most enlightened and
most prosperous Nation in the world.
That we congratulate the people of
Crawford County that IN the person of
their fellow citizen, Hon Leslie NJ.
shaw, Secretary of the Treasury, they
have contributed one who shall ever be
known as one of the greatest and most
successful of those renowned statesmen
who have filled that high Office since
the foundation of the republic, and who
as an intimate counsellor of the Presi-
dent has contr; buted largely to the
success of the present administration.
| That it is with pride that we refer to
| Iowa as the best and most economical
| lv governed state in the Union, fact
which we believe is in large measure
due to the long line of illustrious re-
publican governors, among whom none
has surpassed in integrity, statesman
ship and AGILITY. our present Governor,
Hon A. b. Cummins.
That we point with create t pride to
the public and private record OF our
distinguished fellow citizen, Congress
mani P. Conner, and urge upon the
republicans of the Tenth Congressional
District, the wisdom OF his unanimous
denomination for the Office which he
has filled with such distinguished abil-
ity. Sound in his repnblicanism. stur-
10y in his manhood and integrity, tire
less in his efforts for the good of his
country, and of his constituents he has
in his brief Congressional career,
shown himself worthy of the esteem
and confidence of his constituents and
his colleagues. Believing that his
continuance in Congress will be for the
best interest OF all the people of this
district, we hereby instract our dele
gates to the Congressional Convention
to use all honorable means to secure
his denomination.
Moved that Mr.. j. P. Newton, of
Goodrich township, be admitted to the
floor of the convention.
Moved that convention select as q
committee to select delegates to two
state conventions and one Compression.
III convention. one delegate from each
preciact. The following committee was
selected: w J SERVER, T. " Meyers
Sears McHenry. w. B Evans. j. c.
Phillips, S. B. McGarvey, P. d. Nc
Mahon, VIM. Mcbride + A Smith, J
II. Broctiesbr, G. III. Baker, II. j. Del
ter, John Huie, E Z, Clausen, j. r
Nicewarner, James Rollins. M. P. Ry
an, Otto Huebner G E. Dobler.
The committee selected the follow
ing gentlemen to attend the differen
conventions: