Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-11-01
AND ON THIS.

.ANb ON THIS.
Resolutions adopted
at the jamestown re-
publican state conven.
ton, July 18th, 1906:
Party Glorifed
We glory in the
grand history of the re.
publican party, an or
ganization that has
beenhrst in every effort
to develop andimprove
the conditions in this
and whose every pro.
mise has been faith.
fully Kept; its unblem-
lshed record of fifty
years stands as the
proudest mo h u NJ Mt
that any party could
have, and we have i'm.
plicit faith that in the
future it will meet all
emergencies with the
same success as in the
past. 1t is with plea.
sure that we call at
tention to our great
leader Theodore Roose-
welt, who has always
proved faithful to
every trust and whohas
80 StrenuouSly lahored
for the interests of the
common people of this
country as we'll as to
give every lust protec-
ton to invested capt
tai. We are especially
proud of the chief exc
cutlve of the nation be
cause he is a foster son
or TINS great state and
feel much Of his siren
uOusneSS and prasis.
tency come from his
lmbibins the pure air
of these great prairies
| with all its health Civ
ing qualities. Protec-
ton for the rights of
| all people has been his
battle Cry and we are
proud TO be his humble
| followers.
Delegation Lauded
The harmony which
has existed among the
members ofthe delesa.
ton from this state to
the national! capital is
to be most highly re-
commended. Each has
most zealously labored
forevery interest of the
| state and nation, and
North Daketa has rea.
son to be proud of the
record made by all as
each has distinguished
himself in the matter
OF natioaal legislation.
Hansbroush Praised
Senator H ans.
brough has been
prominent in national
irrigation from its in.
ceptlon and this work
doing much to assist
in the ~developement of
the entire west. Dur
ing the session lust
ended be secured the
passage of an impor-
tant measure through
the senate and it is on
the house calendar for
consideration in the
next session. Drain
age and irrigation
should go hand in
hand in the develon.
ment of this wonderful
state ofours.
NcCumber Praised
Senator McCumber
was prominent in the
effolt of obtaining pure
food laws and as usual
he obtained what be
advocated in spite of
the difficulties placed
IN the path OF this
measure TO protect the
health of every mem.
hsr OF our families.
We are proud of his
record, and the old
soldiers are especially
grateful that be has
secured justice for
them in pensions for
disabilities contracted
while they were en-.
gagged in the preserva-
ton of the nation both
IN the terrible war Of
the rebellion and the
Spanish American war
contest,
Congressman Mar.
shall has won national
fame by securing the
passage of a law which
Will give additional
and desirable market
for the farm products
and give cheap fuel
and power and also
furnish q check 20 a
great monopoly. This
measure is Justly
classed by the entire
country as one Of the
most valuable enacted
laws IN many years.
GrOnna Praised
CONGRESSMAN Grnu.
ma made a record his
hrSt term contrary to a
rule which was hardly
broken heretofore by
extending the free de.
livery system in rural
districts, thus bringing
the farmers in closer
touch with the event:
OF the world, and max.
ing the agriculture.
life pleasanter than i,
would otherwise be.
So rles Praised
1T is with great
/: pleasure that We refe,
to the record made By
Hon. E. Y, Sarles a.
!. governor and all the
members of the state
administration. 1t has
!. been one showing tbs
best business sense ir
caring for the possib {
manner the vast re
sources of the gloriou;
state which We havs
helped to build up. We
believe that The voter.
: Of the republican par
ty, and IN fact the g,
!. tire population O
: North Dakota, viii
overwhelmingly en-
dorse the administra
tion of Governor Sarle.
and his associates anc
the work of this con
vention at the poll
, next November.
i The republican par
ty fully sympathize
with the use of organ
+ lied labor in the stat
+ and nation its histor'
showing that it Iva
helped the cause OF IT,,
laboring man natiOl
2 over in .hortcnin!
f his hours of labor, aid
&, ing him to receive pro
! per compensation TO
: his services and thu
1 giving him hettnr ar