River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-06-23


crates for the preservation of the prinei-
pies OF the Republican party merits rec
ognltlon from the Republicans of the Re-
publican party here assembled, and re-
solved, that the thanks of this conven-
tlon are hereby extended to them
resolution unanimously adopted.
Telegram from one hundred citizens of
Wnnebago county reads as follows
PIease tender to the Honorable Sam
uel A: Cook and his associates on the only
republican state ticket our sincere con-
CALCULATIONS. This ticket deserves and
VIII receive the united support of all Re
puDllcans, which cannot help but spell
success"
Telegram received and placed on file
zen. Winkler placed i'll nomination the
following presidential electors at large:
Charles +. Ilsley of Milwaukee county.
A: r. Hall of Dunn county.
First district, John l.. Sharon of Green.
Second district, ]. Nj. Bushnell of Co
Third district, James H. Cabonnais of
Fourth district, Fred C. Lorenz of
Milwaukee.
Fifth district, Fred w. Cordes of Mil
waukee.
Sixth district, G. s. Porter of Dodge.
Eighth district, E. McGlachlin of Port
age.
Ninth district, George Boyer of Oconto.
Tenth district, NJ d. Kiefe of Forest.
Eleventh district, Edward L. Peet of
Burnett
Gen. Winkler moved that the secretary
be instructed to cast the unanimous bal
lot of this convention for the persons
nominated as presidential electors.
Motion unanimously adopted.
Secretary cast ballot for the persons
above, nominated for presidential electors.
Charman-"I declare the persons just
named by Gen. Winkler to be the nomi-
nees of the Republican state convention
of 1904 as candidates for the Office of
presidential electors at large and in their
respective congressional districts of Wis
consin.
NJ. B. Rosenberg dominates Emanuel
l.. Philipp as chairman of the State Cen
trail Committee.
Mr.. Rosenberg announces that it
will be impossible for Mr. Philip to
serve and withdraws his name.
Mr.. Rosenberg dominates Theodore
w. Goldin of GAINESVILLE as chairman of
the State Central Committee.
Mr.. Goldin elected by acclamation as
chairman Of the State Central Committee.
Call of congressional districts was then
held to name members Of the State Cen
trail Committee with the following result:
First district A. H. Sheldon, Rock; J.
@. Reynolds, Walworth
Second district, J. H. Wells, Column
bia; A. ]. Roach, Jefferson.
Third district, w. II. Ellis, Grant; E.
r. Bentley, Sank.
Fourth district, F. x. Bodden, And. s.
Mitchell Milwaukee.
Fifth district, Fred B. Able, Wauke-
sha; A. V. Kleifsh.
Sixth district, Frank M. Lawrence; J.
r. bennett.
Seventh district, j. o. Melby, Trempea-
leau; H. D. Davis, Eau Claire.
Eighth district, q. G. Nash, Mantle
voc; Eber Simpson, Wipnebago.
Ninth district, William Larson, Brown;
L. P. Perry, Oconto.
Tenth district, M. e. Dillon, Ashland /;
e. HI. Van Ostrand.
Eleventh district, Spencer Haven, L..
e. McGill.
The foregoing nominated persons were
elected by reclamation as members Of
the State Central Committee in their re-
spective congressional districts.
Gen. Winkler offers the following reso-
luton:
"Be it resolved, that the Republican
State Central Committee chosen by this
convention be, and the same is, hereby
authorized and empowered to fill any and
all vacancies upon the ticket, whether
arising by resignation, death or failure to
nominate. And
"Be it further resolved that said COM
mittee be and the same is hereby author
lied and empowered to fill any vacancies
occurring upon said committee which va
cancies shall be filled by appointment by
the chairman, subject to confirmation by
the committee. And in case of the fail
ure Of the committee to confirm said ap-
pointment, 1t shall fill such vacancy by
election.
"Be it further resolved, that said State
Central Committee is hereby duly author
lied and empowered to act for and on be-
half Of this convention, and in behalf Of
the Republican party Of the state of Wis
consin, In any matter or proceeding here
after arising, which might be acted upon
and determined by this convention if IN
session.
Resolution seconded and adopted by
unanimous vote.
Chairman M. G. Jeffris addresses the
convention upon it's close and at the end
Of his remarks declares the convention
adjourned.
Dated May 10, 1904,
VIM. J. Anderson,
Secretary Of the Convention.
we, M. G. Jefris, Chairman, and VIM.
J. anderson, Secretary, of the Wisconsin
Republican State Convention for 1904,
hereby certify that the above and fire.
going IS a true record of the proceedings
of State Convention.
Dated May 10, 1904.
NJ. @. JEFFRTS,
IN Chairman Of State Convention.
VIM. J. ANDERSON,
Secretary of State Convention.