Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-27
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Cando, N. D., March 26.-Special
to the Tribune.-At the Towner
Towner county convention held on
the 10th at Egeland, some five hun
dred republicans were present from
| all parts of the county. Every pre-
cinct had large representation.
| The spirit of union was the predomi-
| nent feature of the occasion. Every
member wan an open advocate for
| the continuance of the principals of
Rooseveltism The convention was
decidedly stalwart.
Towner county will go to the state
convention with solid front for the
| nomination of Hon. G. J. Lord of
Cando, as one of the delegates to
the national convention. Mr.. Lord
is we'll and most favorably known
throughout the state. For life he
has been identified with every move
ment beneficial to the people.
The voters of the county will in
dividually and collectively, use ev-
cry honest effort to secure the nom
ination and election of Hon. D. x.
Brightbill, at the coming election to
the Office of state auditor. They
declare that in the person of Mr..
Brightbill they present to the state
superior qualifications for the Office
he seeks.
The convention manifested the
feeling of the county on the question
of judgeship and passed the follow
ing resolution and amendments:
Your committee on resolutions beg
to make the following report and
move the adoption of the same:
\ We, the representative republican
party of Towner county are again
assembled in convention. We glory
in the grand history of that party.
That party has been first in every
effort to deyelope and improve the
conditions of our nation. 1t has
faithfully kept it's promise. It's I'M
blemished record of some fifty years
stands as the grandest monument
any party could have, and we have
unbounded faith that in the future
it will meet all emergencies with the
same success that it has in the past.
1t is with pleasure that we call
attention to our leader, Theodore
Roosevelt. We heartily commend
his administration and indorse the
principles advocated by him. His
administration constitutes the most
sublime galaxy of ideals advanced
and the results achieved since that
| of our first republican president, the
immortal Abraham Lincoln.
I The republican party in this cam
paign demands as its standard. bear
err, man who has proved his I'M
fiinching devotion to the details of
our president and who will permit
no backward step in the continuance
OF fight for the policies so heart
lily approved by the people.
We believe that the man whose
| record, ability and character best
commend him to the people as the
successor to complete the work SO
well begun is that man who has been
| tried and never found wanting. that
| man whose life's experience has vers-
ed him in all affairs of state and ma
| ton, the Hon. William, H. Taft of
Ohio, and we instruct our delegates
mere chosen to use all honorable
means to secure North Dakota del
| egation to the national convention
SoLlmitttu " the CanQ1Qacy OF Will
liam H. Taft for president of the
United States.
1t is with pleasure that we refer
to the candidacy of D. X. Bright
bill for nomination for the Office
/ OF state auditor of our grand state.
Mr.. Brightbill has served our coun-
l. +. Il
ty in the official position of county
auditor for years; he has served the
state in the official position of state
examiner; the faithful performance
OF his official duties has clearly DEM
onstrated to the people of North Da-
kota that Mr.. Brightbill is a man
OF ability and of integrity of char
acter. That he is not only one of
the most competent accountants in
the state, but that he possesses the
executive qualifications so essential
to the successful discharge of the
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