The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-14

eve re-affirm our confidence in the
great principles,of the Republican par
ty as embodied in the last National plat
form.
owe most heartily indorse and com
mend the splendid administration Of
President Theodore Roosevelt. Partic-
ularly do we commend his adIniaistra-
ton for its fair, vigorous, patriotic and
successful enforcement Of the anti
trust laws, and applaud his frmness in
suppressing Legitimate combinations
of capital in restraint Of trade and COM
merce, the enforcement OF which has
compelled respect for law and made it
clear that large corporations and great
financial aggregations, when guilty. will
be treated as any other law breaker.
1--WE heartily and cordially indorse and
commend the able, wise and splendid
course of our able Representative Hon
orablc George A. Pearre in the Con-
gress and especially for his support Of
President Roosevelt and his able efforts
in championing wise and patriotic legis-
lation affecting the welfare Of the peo-
pie.
eve most heartily favor the renomi-
nation for Congress of our able and elo-
quent R epres entatiye Honorable
George a. Pearre. He has faithfully,
ably and eloquently represented the
Sixth District Of Maryland in the Halls
Of Congress; this splendid record his
marked career, his ability, his patriot
ism and his faithful interest in all his
constituents has conspicuously and pre-
eminently marked him as most worthy
and entitled to a denomination and cleo
ton to the Sixtieth Congress Of the
United States.
we pledge to him our undivided sup
port for his denomination and conf
IDENTIFY anticipate his triumphant cleo
/ ton.
Be it further resolved, that this con-
vention names and elects the follow
ing as delegates to the said Congress
sional convention at Frederick:
81. S. Myers, c. W. Friend, c. J.
Otto, r. A. Ravenscroft, H. J. SPEECH
er, w. A. Smith, c. J. Rathbun, Geo
D. White, W. A. Maffett, c. E. Hill
leary W. McCulloh Brown, E. w. Kel-
so, F. P. Green, Geo. w. Engle, J. E.
Chappell, a. G. Sturgiss, B. H. Sincell
and j. c. Peddicord, which meets on
July third, 1906, to represent Garrett
county, and that we use all honorable
means in support of Congressman
Pearre, for his denomination to Con-
gress. That the Garrett County Del
egation cast their votes for Honorable
George A. Pearre as a unit and that no
/ proxies shall be voted.
I'VE commend our Senator and the
members of the House of Delegates
from Garrett county in their Legislature
course at Annapolis in the session las
winter"
While the above resolutions were be-
ing read by Secretary Myers he was
frequently interrupted by loud applause,
especially was this true when President
Roosevelt was referred to and also Con-
gresham Pearre.
Following the adoption of the resolu-
lions the following were elected to re-
present Garrett county in the Congress
sional convention with instruction to
use all honorable means to secure the
nomination of Congressman Pearre tc
succeed himself
J. S. Myers, c. W. Friend, c. j. Otto,
R. A. Ravenscroft, H. j. Speicher, w.
A. Smith, c. J. Rathbun, w. A. Maj
felt, c. E. Hilleary, W. McCulloh
Brown, E. w. Kelso, F. P. Green, G.
W. Engles, j, E. Chappelle, J. C. Ped
dicord Gesrge D. White, Col. A. G.
Sturgiss and Benz. H. Sincell
The convention then adjourned hay
ing been in session less than an hour.