The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-13

tanned by ~ vote or 70 to go.
The resolutions nE read were adopted.
The resolutions committee made
supplemental report on the death OF
Senator Hanna, laudinB in eloquent
language the deeds nnd ambitions OF
the departed chairman OF the rcpub-
lican committee. The sympathy Of the
convention was extended to the widow
Of Mr.. Hanna.
]. M. Greene or Chamberlain was
placed in nomination for reelection ns
n member Of the republican national
committee from South Dnkotn.
Tho rules were suspended and he was
elected by the unanimous vote OF the
convention.
National Convention Delegates.
Delcgates to tho national convention
wcro elected ns follows, one being Sc
lected from each of tho original eight
judicial circuits OF the stntoi
II. ii. Driscoll, Lawrence; y. T., An
drews, Charles MIX: A. O. Ringsrud.
Union; N, l.. f'inch, Day; G. II, War
nor, Hnmlln: $. II, Davis, Aurora:
John II. Hughes, Potter; Harry Cod
dnrd, Fall River.
hltcnGtcs were elected na follows:
John L. JoIley, CLAY; Ira F. Rl.wett,
Moody; J. J., Lockhnrt. Deuel.. II, w.
Lane, tcrnuld; H. G, Esacuuth sphinx,
Henry G. Smith, Campbell r, w.
DELEGATE, Pennington, w. $. Hamilton.
Meade,
The following were elected presiden
tiul electors.
Henry $. Morris. Roberts. Henry II.
Gulsteinc, Lake; John q. Anderson,
Lyman; G. H. Erans, Butte
Martin and Burke by Aoolamation.
The rules wcfo suspended ana CON
grcsHmcn Martin and Burke were re-
nominated by nCclnmatIon.
Both MIR. Burke and Mr.. Martin were
called to the platform. and thanked
the convention Tor tho honors again
conferred upon them
Dighton Corsun, Lawrence county,
Dick lIaueN Dawson, and II. g. Fuller,
Hughes, We're rcnouinatcd aH Judges of
the state supreme court by acClama-
ton,
Nominations for the oneo OF governor
were thon called for.
Carl G. Sherwood, OF Clark county,
on behalf of his county, presented the
name Of Samuel H. lGnol. of Clark.
Tho nomination was seconded by n
large number OF counties.
a. w. WilmalIh OF BcudIc, presented
the name of Coo |. Crawford, whom
he termed the next governor OF South
Dakota.
Mir. Wtlmnrth paid nm eloquent tribute
to Mi Crawford aud referred to his long
services In behalf OF rrpublcanism, llo
was several times interrupted Ivy great
cheering and hand clarriug, which was
renewed when Mr. Wllmarth had cou-
cluded and mentioned the name OF his ia
Norite
Tho nomination was seconded by Miner
county.
livery effort WAS made 70 stampede the
convention but without success.
III the cuaCnvor to create u stampede
calls We're made for Mr.. crawford. to
which that gentleman did not respond
| y motion thar the candidates for non'-
nation TO the office of governor be called
to the platform FOR the purpose of stat
| ing their position on the assessment OF
railroads WAS, on yea ana nay vote,
laid on the table
Elrod Captures Prize,
\ roll call on the two nominations FOR
the oface OF governor resulted In lllrod
receiving rs votes to 22b for Crawford
| MIR. lElrod WAS called to tho platform,
and pledged the convention that II elected
to tho office OF goNcrnor he would con-
duet tho affairs OF his office IN the inter
est of every resident or the state,
| He declared he stood squarely upon the
| principles MS cnunciatcd by the republican
| platform, and that his sole ambition. II
| elected TO the goNcrnorshin Will be to so
conduct the office rs 10 reflect crcdit upon
I the republican party and the people OF the
j state
w SSHNiuNNu WIN the "o'uS' Nv"
! be With You TIL we meet again,
| NahS We're asa1n hauo to' VIC l. If""-
| ford, and, In response, that gentleman
! took the platform He stated he had alb
| solute faith IN and devotion 10 the rrpuh-
| lican party, and that II was the duty Of
! republicans TO abide by the decision or
conventions and be loyal to the nominees,
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