The Montgomery tribune., 1906-05-11
Republican County Convention

cry CUAuCy ItSpuDilCdu OOuVcus
dion for election of delegates to-
State and congressional conven-
lions was called to order at the
court house Monday, May 7th.
1905, by the County Chair
man, Hon. Jno. ". Nebel. Hon.
S. T. Aydelott was elected tenn
porary chairman and E. H.
Algermissen secretary. Meeting
called to order at 11:00 a. M,
motion to adjourn xntil 1 100 p. m.
Committee on credentials, perm
anent organization and order of
business and resolutio reported
and recommended that tenn
porary officers be made perman-
ent, and also reported the follow
ing delegates elected.
On credentials: H. G. Begeman,
Chas. Sheremeyer, Thos. Clark,
Lee v. Stewart, j. w. Gill, VIM.
Goshorn.
On Permanent Organization and
order of business: T. r. Howard,
L. E. Blades, Conrad Menu, Mar
tin Elsenraat, Stenley Ham, E.
Wagner.
On Resolutions u. E. Reeds, D.
D. Baker, Jesse Clarkson, Joe
Neidergerke, Col. w. Lewis, G. H.
Jones.
The following resolutions were
reported by the committee on
resolutions and UNANIMOUSLY adop-
ted by the convention: !
The Republican party of Mont
gomery county, in convention as
sembled, hereby reaffirms its al
legiance to the principals and
practices of the Republican party
both national and State from the
administration of its first martyrd
president. Abraham Lincoln, to
that of President Roosevelt. The
sllaspnblican party, h6sunder. al
coalitions and circum stances
maintained and preserved the
; glory and honor of the country in
peace and in war. It prominently
standsSfor safe, sound and hon.
est currency; for the protection OF
American labor against foreign
, competition; for home market,
. for the products of the American
farmer, for tho rigid enforcement
of all laws and not some particular
laws only; for honest and peaoe-
: able elections; for q general di-
fusion of education and knowled-
ge by means of free public school
. system, and for home rule in coun.
ties and other municipalities Of
q the State un4wed by police and
other State officials, as practioed ir
' this state under Democratic rule
to the end that the citizens of oul
: State may have the largest liberty
: possible, oonsistant with the gen.
. eral welfare of the people. Re.
Q publican success means continued
d prosperity, good markets, activit,
: In business, plenty OF work for ths
8 laborer. veil rewarded and q con.
: tented ani ! happy people. Demo.
: cratic success means hard times
/. stagnation of business, idlenesl
for the laborer and a thriftlesl
people.
u Resolved, that. We condemn tn,
disgraceful conduct of boiling th'
= regular action of the party, sucl
conduct breeds disintergration ant
: disorganization Of the party it,
y self. United we stand, dividet
we fall, is q universal axiom.
. Resolved, that we commend t.
a the people of this County ant
y State the able and good manage
ment of the public business, b,
the Republican officials, who wer
|. elected to State offices, at the las
v election and especially the Attor
\ ney General Hon. Herbert S. Had
a ley in the enforcement of the anti
n trust law, which was SO long neg
rs looted by the preceding Demo
cratic administrations, and "
promise the people of the State
continuation of such good govern
IN ment, If kept in power.
3. Resolved, that We endorse th
A. able and successful managemer
rk OF tho last political campaign b
4. our State Central Committee an