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County held their ceauty convention
today II the cnurt hn.l@s. in Clinton.
aud Il wss une ur the laTgs~~i stai
most enthusiastic conventions ever
held In this county.
IL ga called together promptly
at III o'clock by Mr. ". r. ss-~pua%.
our county chairman. and all thc
townships acre represented hy fall
delegation. Aller perfeting the
county organization, the following
resolution va@ introduced aud vas
adopted by the convention amid /!
great applAusn and much enthusiasts: /
lie II resolved by the Republicans
of Sampson county In convention |
ssse III blsd at the court house In Cltn- |
ION on June -, 1906, 81 follows:
First. That We approve and com
mend the clean, honest and efficient
administration OF our Republican
officials in Sampson county from the
lowest Ia the highest, aud We also n 4
omlnerd 10 the honest voters of the
county, regardless Of political afiiiia-
lions. the honest, economic and pro-
greSsive policy Of our county OIL
cis,s, who have directed our couuty's
| tinapcisl affairs and the public inter
e-t wi credit 10 themselves and
with the hearty approval Of our en-
tire citizenship.
Second. That We especially COM
mend oar former State Chairman,
Hon. Thos ) Rollins, for his unset
fish devotion Ia the party a. evil
DEF CO by his resignation of the
Craftsmanship of the State Executive
! Committee in The. interest Of party
harmony, and we indorse the action
! of the State Executive Committee
in naming "a his successor that big
hearted, big Drained aud astute po-
litical iesdar, Judge Spencer ID
Adams, and we do hereby instruct
the delegates from Sampson county
| tn the State convention 10 he held at
Greensboro, July 10Th, 1906, 10 east
| the entire vote Of our county for
Judge Adams as our State Chair
mar, and pledge him our hearty
support and cooperation in his la
Dor in securing party harmony, and
in building up great political party
in the State to which all patriot.
citizens in the State will feel proud
to belong.
Third. Resolved further, That we
deplore and condemn the conduct of
some who arc members OF our party,
and who are seeking TO SOW seeds of
discord and diss Election in our ranks
by attacking, through the public
press ard otherwise, the character,
integrity and patriotism Of many Of
our honored and beloved party lead
ers, who have worked in season and
out OF season to build up cur party
and to promo @ the best interest of
our State, and in doing SO have en-
plOyed every honorable means to de-
strOy the common enemy who now
holds sway in cur State under the
seductive name of democracy"
1t is to these true and tried leaders,
who have brought us victory in the
past, that we look with confidence
today for inspiration, strength and
guidance, whereby oar beloved State
may be placed in the honored col
umn of Republican States, where
she properly belongs, and where,
with proper leadership and guidance,
she will remain for all time to come.
Fourth. That we desire TO express
our appreciation and gratitude to
our State Executive Committee in
following the suggestion Of the Re-
publican members Of the last legis-
lature, in establishing a great Re
publican daily newspaper in North
Carolina which liz, and should be, the
pride of every loyal Republican in
the State.
The Daily Industrial News, within
few months has grown to be the
, the leading Republican daily south
of Washington City, and supplies a
long.fe felt need in North Carolina,
whereby the principles of the Re
publican party, and the achieve
ments of its servants in official
places, may be fairly presented to an
intelligent public, and read and
known by all men, in order that ig-
norance aud prejudice may be dissi- |
pated, and truth and justice and the
correct principles OF government
may be disseminated among our
people.
" til the birth Of this great paper
be /! publican party in North Caro-
~ her s. en- the dawn of brighter |
) t'. the party in tho State, and |
- newed pride and increased |
g"f as re entered the arena of
~ !" with increased courage and
r~' ise Of an early victory at
the polls.
Fifth. That we call upon all loyal |
Republicans in the State, whether
in or cut Of official position, to cast
aside all petty differences among
themselves as 10 party policy, and TO
join hands with US I'm one united
effort 10 carry the State for good and
honest government at the next cleo
ton. That the Republican party Is
the party of progress and success,
and embraces the correct principles
of government, IL known and recog.