Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-04-15

- Nis iidi OOuf W. htIutU,
b. Crawford, Ii. @. Barstow, \ S
Barber, John Parrish, o b. Jerrells
A. p. Lane.
LAFAYETTE.
Jesse Petit, j l.. Foote, G.. X. Al
drich, j. ID. Sadler
NEWARK.
H. h. Munso", Hugh Bates, JEFF
Kinsel, Charley Woods.
NEW HAVEN.
George Duerr, A. +. BIllinger, l. Il.
Wolford, a. j. Chambers, John Lep-
ley
NORTH SHADE
Washington Smith, Benjamin Wine
land, \. G. Baker, ID G.. Locke. Henry
Moench.
NORTH STAR
Nelson @. Fox, A. d. Clark, Lewis
Tiffany, Charles l. Mumford, Jesse
Parting
PINE RIVER.
Cage Wood, Corley Atwater, Will
ard Gay, Edwin Creech.
SEVILLE
II. 5. Miller. b. Il Hunday. w G
Mallory.
SUMNER
Harlan Woodland, A bert Beeson
Richard Lang, j. w Fullerton, Chas.
Button.
WASHINGTON.
w. w Williams, II +. Sage, S. )
Munson, j. T. sutton. w IL. Smith.
WHEELER
w. O. Watson, n. NJ. Bradford, Geo.
p. Young, All f. Crawford, j. w.
Smith, George Briggs, Smith Clark,
Chas. Merrill, II. c. Parks
81. LOUIS.
A. Il. Wheeler.
lst ward-Seldon Caldwell, ii. NJ.
Tenney.
2nd ward Carleton Smith, W. L.
Yost.
Bird ward A. S Mcintyre, J. y.
BOnny.
4th ward-R. f. Hughes, A II.
Lowry.
M w. Coon
l.. b. WoLFoRD
r. VI. HARRINGTON.
Committee.
Committee on permanent organiza-
tion and order OF business, through
its chairman, All F. Crawford, pre-
scnted its report as follows:
Your committee on permanent or
ganization and order OF business would
recommend that the fol-
lowing order be observed
lst. That the temporary orSaniza-
ton be made permanent
2nd. Report OF committee on Gre
ientIals
3rd. Report OF committee on reso-
utionS.
4th. Selection Of delegates to state
9TH. Selection OF delegates TO con
,ressional convention
9th. Selection Of delegates 10 sena-
,orial convention.
It'll. Selection OF county commit
zee.
John II. Parrish and Chas. Merren
we're here appointed tellers and the
ulcers were sworn in by Judge Seaver.
Committee on resolutions then pre-
ented the following report, which
vas unanimously adopted
COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS.
ENTLEMEN OF THE CONVENTION:
Your Committee on Resolutions
legs leave u submit the following re- =
)Ort:
The Republicans OF GratiOt county.
n convention assem- bled, reaflirm their !
attn and confidence in the principles 7
nd policies OF the Republican party
5 enunciated In the Republican plat /
Orm Of 1900 and stand by the inter
rotation OF that instrument given TO I
by our great leader, Mckinley. dur =
~ The campaign and boy subsequent "
pprOval and Endorsement OF Repub-
can party platform and the action e
( the Republican majority ia the O
enate and House % Representatives. -
I the United States.
We indOrSe without qualification or q
imitation, the administration Of
'heodOre Roosevelt. lie has more
nan redeemed the pledges made at
uifalo IN the darkest hour OF our \
arty'S history during the past twenty
ears, and his administration has been
Use, patriotic aud truly American. p,
The Republicans OF GratiOt County
re proud OF the work accomplished
] the national house OF Representa-
YES by their distinguished fellow
tizen, a Il, DarIagh He was GAL
mt soldier In the civil war. For
ears his wisdom, genius and patriot ri
IN have guided unerringiy the des \
MES OF the republican party In the
junty, district and state More re- 7,
'ntly his promotion 10 the broader -
cid Of national politics has demon
rated bis fitness for place in the G
'remost rank OF Michigans distip-
lished delegation. His splendid ,
itural talents, his broad education. d.
Is thorough business training, his un-
Verving adherence TO right princl.