The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-06-26
Delegates to State Convention In
structed For Young, Dine
hart and Simpson.
Resolutions Endorse Republican
National Platform, Taft and
the Roosevelt Policies.

lnC NOOSCVCll fOuClCS.
The Republican County Convention
to elect delegates to the state nomin
ating convention was held at the court
house on Thursday afternoon. The
convention was called to order by the
chairman of the Republican County
Committee, F. D. Lindquist of Dun
dee, who was elected chairman, R. L.
Morland of this city, was elected Sec
retary.
The following committees were ap.
pointed:
On credentials: S. B. Bedford, s..
j. Mckenzie, T. B. Mcclure.
On resolutions: G. M. Crandall, J.
H. McRoberts and S. S. Smith.
The committee on credentials re-
ported the following towns entitled to
representation in the convention as
follows:
Adrian-S. j. Mckenzie, Jas. Cow
an, Geo. Slade.
Worthington-First ward: W. b.
Madison, E. G. PANEL, R. L. Nor
land, VIM. Devaney, G. B. Ward
Second ward: G.. w. Patterson. Carl
| Anderson. s. s. Smith. c., NJ. Crandal]
A. T. Latta.
: Round .Lake-Gus O.son, 4. "A
Tripp.
Wilmont village-Dr. A. B. Will.
Jams, U. G.. Cummings.
/ Indian Lake-A. Hactor, J. A
Saxon.
! Worthington township - Robert
Erickson, Fred Dolheim.
Ransom-L. T. Eide, J. E. Shore.
Bigelow-J. E. Solstrom, P. G.
Anderson, M. Sorem.
| Rushmore-S. B. Bedford, E. S
Wemple.
Dundee-F. D. Lindquist, T. B.
Mcclure.
The following towns were not rep
resented by delegates SO the committee
recommended that the gentlemen
present from those precincts be seat
ed in the convention:
Dewald--H. G. Wasmund.
| Ellsworth H. McRoberts.
Grand Prairie-H. L. Prideaux.
Hersey-J. W. Spielman, Chas.
l.Larson.
Little Rock--Wm, Parry.
Olney--Harold Lindgren.
Seward--J. NJ. Scriven.
Brewster-G. W. Voak, F. D.
Wells.
The report of the committee was
adopted as read.
The committee on resolutions made
the following report:
RESOLUTIONS.
worthington, Mimi, June 25, 1908.
TO the Republican County Convention
of Mobiles County, Minnesota:
- We, your committee IT resolutions,
would respectfully report as follows:
Believing that it is our political
duty to express our political policies
vention assembled, we adopt and ap-,
f111 1,fi
: Be it resolved, that we pledge our
selves to the support Of the republican
party in the campaign now opening.
That we do this freely and voluntarily
for we realize and know that the re-
publican party has been the party of
progress in civil government, and that
under its true statesmen and by it's
policies the United States has advanced
in all ways. -@: :. : !: T.: r.zz%
The traditions and accomplishments
Of that party are those that we are
proud Of, and that, too, by reason of
the fact that, not only has our ma
terial prosperity been the: greatest in
the history Of nations, but it has stood
and has fought for personal freedom
among all mankind and created the
greatest opportunity for mental and
moral growth and yigor, and has
given the greatest possible expression
for personal equality before the law OF
any age or party zs
It Is by reason Of Its accomplish
ments for human good since. that great
party has been Ia power and control
lsthat we feel certain Of the future for
the good Of humanity. under Its domi-
milton, Tor what tt he's promised it
has fulAl He'd. therefore. it has right.
FULLY Won ana raerit ted onr S. ,iance and l!