The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01
SENATOR|AL
The Proceedings in Full are
Given Below.
N0ORE'S SPEECH ACCEPTING
ne Nomination, Saying Private Am.
billion Shall be SldelraCked
For The People,"
n0ORE'S Speech ACCEPTING
Iuf CRITTEsDES RECORD ENDORSED.

n Fourth Senatorial District Re
pohlcan delegate convention met at
ths court house in Marion Wednesday
afternoon August "a
Chairman II. A. Haynes, Of Critten-
den county. called the convention to
orsIer. stated that the purpose Of the
m>eting was To nominate a candidate
for the state senate and called for tenn
porary organization. County Judge
Aarpnl Towery being nominated by
Walter A. Blackburn and the nomina-
dor being seconded by County Attor-
ney Carl Henderson. was chosen as
tenporary speaker In assuming the
ehair Judge Towcry asserted that he
wa a stalwart Republican and would
alxays bc found at the front battling
fu his party.
County Chairman Frank U. HARRIS.
Of Caldwell county. being placed In
nonination by Harry Haynes, and the
ANIMATION seconded by ex-senator
Dsboc. was chosen a. temporary secre-
tary. The temporary speaker then ap-
pointcd thrce committees. as follows
COMMITTEE on CREDENTIALS.
j T. Dalton. Of Caldwell. J. W.
Lamb. Of Crittenden; w. Perry. Of
Webster.
COMMITTEE os RESOLUTIONS.
Carl Henderson. Of Crittenden. JohI
Lamb. Of Webster: Frank u. Harriss
Of Caldwell.
COMMITTEE on ORGANIZATION.
George W. Cruwell. of Webster. l.
n. Sanccn. Of Caldwell. J. l.. Reyn
olds. Of Webster.
REPORTS oF COMMITTEES.
The committee on credentials report
ed a. follows and the report wa
adopted
I'VE. the committee on credentials
would report that CALDWELL county
entitled 10 and has elected
this convention u delegates, that Crit
tcndcn county Is entitled to and h'
elected Il delegates, that Wchst'
county Is entitled 20 and has elected
delegates and that the credentials Z
the various delegations are duly az
legally signed by the chairmcn and Sc
rctarics of the respective counties. At
that there are are no contests TO r
port JAMES W LNNb'
". T PERRY,
J. T. DALTON,
Committee. "
The committee on organization ma
the following report and It wasadop,c
I'VE. your committee on pcrmanc
organization. recommend that the tei
porary organization be made perm
nent G. W. CRowELL,
L. r. SASSEEN.
J. l.. REYNOLDS,
Committee.
The following resolutions were au'
ed:
"Rc Il resolved byt he Republicans
the Fourth senatorial district of N
lucky in convention assembled:
First, We heartily endorse the
Of this convention for the purpose
nominating candidate to represent
district in the next general assembly
Kentucky.
Second, We rcailirm our allegle
10 the principles Of the Repuel'
marty as cnunciatcd In the matte
platform Of 1901.
Third, We checrfully endorse the
ministration Of President Theot
Roosevelt in his untiring effort to )
To the people Of the United States
aeien,, uprigh, and clean service
every branch Of the government,
We commend his wise and patriotic
forts In this regard.
Fourth, We condemn the graf
methods ~ the state Dcmocrtic ad'
intration in forcing the people OF
state 10 expcnd large sums OF M
every few years for school books, W
II done In the interest Of the book u
We condemn the eNtravagant eNp'
turc Of the peoples money by the
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