The Marshall republican., 1908-02-07
GRAND PASS

Delegates ~ r Wilson. y p Houston,
August ,ckor. q Y Shnf-r. A W Kspp.
l Alternate. Cins Fulton. Alex Arnold,
John Ernst, N Kitchener, 0co W Littl.
MIMI
Doierntes-w n Mullins W Blackburn,
pa sullivan, W u Nichols. W u Fowler
Frank Brown.
Aitcrnntes-Jo" Mullins, A a Mccormick.
W " Mnynrld. T. X Leonard. W A y uy.
land, dec Thomas.
ARROW ROCK
nrlcgntcs-Dr. ] y Parish. L. q Shackcl
ford, W T. Shncklrfari, August P-try, r. W
wlndncirr.
LIBERTY
Dricgnics-C W Marsh, Il N Taylor, W ,
Clnycomb.
ELM WOOD
D"iegates-t. Curtius, Luther Carmean
IAN orr. Chns Brown, walker Baker.
sALT POND
Delegates Martin Ehl.rs. olan Coulter,
Chris Fisher. Herman Renk,n. J Y Hooker,
sam smith, John Mcclure.
A~ltcrnnte-Ed Fischer. W T Moore. W NJ
Ehlers. \ II Rcinckc, J Coulter, warrcr
Hedges, q l. Brov Ming.
MARSHALL
Drlrgntcs-w W Humphrey. NJ q chnfYce
Sr. - A Catron, kobt Richart. l. A Hagnn
WINS Chn-tnin, Million Alison, cbas \
Wood, l. W vnnDyke, J J Wit. obed
Nobis.
Delcgntes-T NJ Ehler, ] II B~erlekamp
Frank Ieimkuhl.r.
CAMBRIDGE
fbelegntos-R = owiun,. U. Hupp. Ro,
Alexander. 7 u Ross. E E Elmore, Mauric,
O'Henrn, l. II Howard, W Il vanBoov,n
aud Th.oHupp.
Report of committee on
resolution read and adopted
las follows:
RESOLUTIONS
The Committee on Resolutions me
Ia the Circuit Judges Office aud orgs
, nized with II. N, Taylor, chairman
and J. J. Witt, secretary. Tho FOL
lowing resolutions we're passed b,
4 the committee:
we the Republicans OF Saline Coun
10y, In convention assembled re.sfiru
our belief In the principles OF the Re
!, publican party as set forth from tint
to time 10 our national and state plat
, forms. The achievements Of the part!
speak for themselves, and ever mind
full OF the past, we must not forge
that the future has new problems To-
solution that demand the best though
and action OF our party. We believ'
the administration'of Theodore Roose
welt has been a wise and prudent on
and that he stands closer TO the home
and hearts OF the American peopl,
than any president since the inaueurs
tion OF George Washington. II
Senator william Warner we believ,
the people Of Missouri have q tru
and honest representative In tn
Senate and that the actions Of tn
state Republican offieials have beel
In keeping with the spirit Of GU
party and have been Ia every Wa.
commendable to good government.
We believe that William II. Tat
is the choice OF the people for th
domination OF President on the Re
publican ticket and Herbert 8. Hadle,
for Governor OF the grand old stat
of Missouri, and We further instruC
onr delegates TO the state aud nations
conventions to vote and work 10
delegates to the Chicago c~onventio
who are favorable 10 the nominstio
Of william II Taft for President. w
believe In the election OF these tw
men that the rights OF the people vii
be we'll protected.
We respectfully ask that our Cour
~ Court have or cause TO hav
definitely defined the bound sries Z
the various election precincts In on
county as called for by provisions {
Section 6985 Revised Statutes 1889. .
that election petitions fled with th
secretary of State 1T Jefferson CITY
Missouri, under Section 8 and div
sions ID and (c) Section . Primsr
Election Law 1907 may DO regular az
Ia due form.
We believe that the people OF oitie
end counties should demand that u
nsa who sppesis % them for su6rss
SsAali ~ forth y slgne6 wsilAs