The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-29
REPUBLICAN EDITORS.


ST.. Joseph, Mo-, Jan. lS.-The nnnr-
nj convention to the Republican Edi-
iorial Association OF Missouri closed
Saturday with the election OF the fol-
lowing officers and passing resolutions
lndorslng President Roosevelt:
President-Capt. Henry King. Of the
st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Secretary and Treasurcr-H. III.
Mitchell, of the Henry County Repub-
lican.
Executive Committcc-C. ID. Morris.
Of Trenton; c. NJ. Harrison. Of Gala
tin: Il. g. Brokmeyor, Of st. Louis; u.
+. Russell, OF St1clvllic. and W. ].
sewall. Of Carthage.
Observation-Disclosures district, A. T.
Martin, Of tho Unionvillo Republican;
second, 8. q. Mcdowell, OF the Carroll
ton Republican-Record third, J. t.
REMOVER. OF the Breckenridge Bulletin;
Fourth, Curtis Wray. OF tho Mnryvillo
Tribute; Fifth. 3. o. Dunn. Of tho
Kansas City Journal: Sixth. Phil 3.
Grimth. Of the Greenfield Nidettc; Sew
enth, j. II. CundIf. OF the Scdalla Capt.
tai; Eighth. J. w. Huffman. Of Cha
mois: Ninth, Homer Calkins. OF the
Pacific Transcript; Tenth. 4. II. Rog-
ers. OF Clayton; Eleventh, f. NJ. Pose
gate. OF tho 81. Louis Star; Thirteenth.
+. NJ. ~Dcggcndorf. OF Potosi; Four
teenth, l.. +. Tromly. OF Poplar Blum:
Fifteenth, o. W. Men. Of the Nevada
Herald; Sixteenth. +. Il. Taylor. OF the
Rolla New Era
The election OF officers was the last
business 20 be transacted. II IL proba-
BILE that a special meeting Of the nsso-
citation will be held In 81. Louis this
summer. The Worlds Press associa-
ton is TO meet there, and the rcpub-
llcan editors nrc planning 10 meet with
tho international body.
The republican cditora adopted two
strong resolutions indorsing President
Roosevelt and plcdging the efforts oi
the association to secure his rcnominn'
tlon aud reelection. This action is the
moro significant In that II was done In
violation OF nm unwrittea law Of th'
organization. Never before has the Re
publican Editorial association In
| uDTnfN WY stsllNlNAA' wv hhF 'HfN'
Several attempts to secure indorse'
ment have been frowned upon In The
past. but not n dissenting voice wa;
raised. Following are the resolution
In part:
Resolved. That the Republican Ed
torial Association of Missouri mos
heartily lndoisos the splchdid admin
I l.s..sNa. - na.alT.uV utf.4.HnTA nfsnun
welt and hereby unrcscrvcdly pledgu
ourselves TO his nomination and 70
election. We heartily iuGorsc Hon
Cyrus =. Wilbridgc as the choice o
Missouri republicans for the Office o
vlce-prcsllont and pledge him on
earnest support TO secure this nomlna
ton. Wc heartily indorsc the annua
address OF President Henry King an'
recommend that Il be given the great
est possible publicity throughout Mis-
souri,; urging that the state and coun
~ committees circulate the same as
campaign document. We hereby oX
press our hearty appreciation Of III
courtcsles extended ms by tho ciilzen'
OF St. Joseph. tho Commercial club
tho Mckinley and Roosevelt club ant
the Benton club,
Not content with this indorsemcn
Of the president. the following supple
montary resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That the president OF thi
association be Instructed 10 telegraph
President Roosevelt It's oongratulation
upon his patriotic. consistent attitude
with regard to the RECOGNITION Of IN
republic Of Panama and TO Inform hin
that the republican prcsa OF Missour
In n unit :or his nomination At Chlcag'
next June.
The committee on resolutions wa
composed Of c. w. No:thcott, Phil
GansZ and Homer Cllkint.
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