The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-06-01

The report Of the mittee
on resolutions was read and
adopted. Except that Cam
bridge and Salt Pond town
ships objected to the endorse
ment Of the county committee)
as follows:
Resolved that we, the Republicans
OF Saline county, Missouri, in con-
vention assembled, do hereby endorse,
commend, and uphold the policy OF
present administration In Its attitude
TO all the leading questions OF the
day, ss we'll rs the conservative but
aggressive positions taken by our
inviucible leader, Theodore Roose-
welt, In the interest OF sll the people
OF this great nation, and by his fear.
less action. moral and political integ.
rity, sound judgement and fsrsighted.
ness he has not only safely piloted
the American ship OF state into peace.
full harbors under adverse cond itions,
ss ~ell ~ 10 the face OF coming for
midable opposition, aud BY bis un.
swerving advocacy ofpoliticalh honesty
Of private citizen and highest official
has imbued the minds of men Ia oil
walks OF life irrespective of party
sfSllistion with the importance OF the
most ragged honesty, thereby notonly
bringing together his own people and
country In the common cause OF Am
erican supremacy, but has attracted
the attention OF tho entire civilized
world In that be is called upon In the
most diresmergencies OF the nations OF
the earth.
he IL further resolved that we en-
dorse our present United States Sen
ator, the Honorabls VIM. II. Warner,
who, when 10 the days gone by Il cost
men position, social standing, and
almost political ostracism TO be q
Republican, he not only raised bis
voice In defense OF thegreat principles
enuncisted by Lincoln, Grant, Gar.
Held, Mckinley, and Roosevelt, bu,
gave Of his strength, time, and means
10 the promulgation thereof when I,
seemed almost casting pearls before
swine, but In his zeal and conhdcscs
n the Gnal triumph OF tho everything
principles OF the great Republicsr
party, he still gave OF his powers
without stint and today deserved,
stands the poor Of any man la th,
highest legislative branch of The
greatest representative government o.
the world. The flower ef his life thu,
spent and standing amoog the length
ening shadows, he looks 70 the West
ward from the senate chamber TO bis
adopted and beloved Missouri, and
sees her standing In the Republican
column q mysterious stranger but fas'
assuming the roe OF u loyal child oI
the Republican party, born In due
season OF It's foster father, wm. H.
Warner, and nourished into active
Republican life by our chairman oI
the state Republican Committee, the
Intrepid Thomas X. Niedringhaus who
with the Republicans OF Saline county
most heartily endorse and insist thal
he continue In the same position.
Be u further resolved that we mosl
heartily endorse the course OF ouI
Republican state officials In theiI
straightforward and honest manner
Of conducting their respective office,
land the Hdelity with which they NJ,
keeping coven ant with the people whs
elected them, especially our fearless
young Attorney General, Herbert S
Hadley, who In the thickest OF thu
fight, when the interest Of the who'll
people are involved, stands In th'
breach undsunted and his asssilsnt
fall before the righteousness OF hi
legal position.
Be II further resolved that we mos
heartily endorse the course OF ou
present Congressman, the Honorable
John Welborn, who on oil question:
has been In accord with the sdminis
trstion and ut oil times has given
! his influence. He has been assured o
the nomination for the lower house O
Congress, but We the Republicans o
Saline county cannot withhold Q pub
lie recognition OF his eminent service
well rendered. and we hereby endors
his candidacy to represent the Sevent
Congressional District In the mex
Nationsi House otRepresentatiyes.
Be IL further resolved that we en
dorse .. icsndidscy OF e. G. Msdiso
for the ofiics of Railroad and wsrs
house Commissioners.
Be " further rssolved thst we ners
! by endorse the candidacy OF g. Y
Buchansn for State Superintendent Q