The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-06

| Committee on permanent organiza-
ton recommended that the temporary
organization be made permanent.
| Motion carried.
Committee on resolutions reported
as follows
The Resolutions.
The Republicans of Crawford
County, in Convention assembled, do
hereby resolve:
That we recognize in the present
campaign but continuance of the
great contest waged in 1904, between
protection and prosperity on the one
hand, and free trade and National
distress and disaster on the other
That the same conditions prevail now
as then, and that we call upon all
good citizens to vote for continuation
of those policies, which have added
dollars to the value of every acre of
Crawford County land, and which
have brought happiness. and pros,
perity to allof our people.
That we stand squarely on the Re
publican National platform of 1914.
and on the Iowa platform of 1906, be-
lieving in these principles, both in
the light of reason, aud OF experience.
That we congratulate the Republi.
can party upon having been in
strumental in giving to the people
that great defender of the rights of all,
our President, Theodore Roosevelt.
And that we urge the necessity o.
giving to him this year. such vote
OF confidence, as shall strengthen his
hands in his splendid fight for the
adequate control of monopolies and
trusts. and for equal justice for rich
and poor
That we are proud of the part taken
in this greatest of administrations by
our friend and neighbour, Leslie Nj.
Shaw. Secretary of the Treasury AS
a confidential advisor to the President,
he has shown both wisdom and states
manship, while as Secretary of the
Treasury, he has conducted that
most important Department of the
Government with such sagacity and
business acumen as have won him the
plaudits of the Nation, and the UNI
animous verdict that he is the greatest
Secretary of the Treasury, since the
days of Alexander Hamilton.
That we recognize that the great ac-
accomplishments of the Roosevelt adj
ministration would have been i'm
possible. had he not had back of him
the steadfast support and loyalty of
the Republican Congress.
That we are proud of the prominent
part taken by the Iowa delegation in
rate regulation. trust control. meat
inspection, pure food legislation, and
other reforms: and that we especially
commend the course of Iowa's great
Senators, William B Allison, and
Jonathan P. Dolliver. and would ex-
press our earnest conviction that the
best interests OF the people, and of the
Republican party demand that Honor
able j. P. lolliver, whose successor
is to be chosen by the next Legislature,
should be returned to the United States
Senate. And we hereby instruct our
candidate for representative if elected,
to vote for his reelection.
That in Honorable j. p Conner,
the President and the people have
found fearless, capable and efficient
champion: that his vote in the Con-
gress has been cast for the right in
every instance: that he has our entire
confidence, respect and esteem, and
that we would urge that in no way can
the people of this County and Dis
trict better express their confidence in
him, their belief inthose principles for
which he stands. and their commend
alton of his stalwart support of Pres.
ident Roosevelt. than by returning
him to the Congress by a tremendous
majority.
That we heartily commend the record
and achievements of Honorable A. Is
| Cummins. as Governor of Iowa. anC
believe our entire State ticket to be
justly entitled to the support of every
Republican voter. and of every citizen
who believes in tn Sc reforms in oul
State Government for which the part,
stands.
On County Issues.
That we call upon the people o
i Crawford County to show their dis
a prevail of the ticket of professional
office-holders, nominated by the Demo
Gratis, and that we call attention t.
the fact that the nominees of the Demo
cratic County ticket have alread
served the enormous aggregate of fit
years in Office.
That we congratulate the Democrat
of this County upon at last seeing tn
evil of nepotism in office. and point wit
satisfaction to the fact that in all th
history of the County, it is only Demo