The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-02-14
Montgomery County Repub-
licans met in the Court
House Monday.
DELEGATES NOT INSTRUCTED
Roosevelt's Policies Endorsed
County and State Offici-
ais Endorsed.

committee the Republican county
convention met ct ii O'Clock last
Monday in the court house.
County Chairman John Nsbsl
oalled the convention TO order and
8. T. Aydslott Of Bsllflover was
elected temporary chairman and
Mr.. Nebel temporary secretary.
Mr. Aydelott in few we'll chosen
remarks thanked the delegates for
tho honor conferred apon him and
proceeded to the business before
the convention. The first thing
was tho appointment Of the fol-
lowing committees:
On credentials-W. =. Wilson,
Boa, Greek; John Parkey Prairie; |;
G. H. Allen, Danville; A. 9. Dom
er, Montgomery; Ohes. Walz. Up
per Loutre; Lee Stewart, Lower
Lou tre.
Order OF business-John John =
son, Bear Greek; Oza Hazelton,
Prairie; E. L. Brigham, Danville /;
Chas. Porter, Montgomery; Jas.
0albert, Lover Loutre; Dan Mile,
Upper LoutYe.
Resolutions-J. w. Mason, Bear
Greek; w. G. Goshorn, Prairie /;
j. w. Nelson. Danvills; E. e..
Ham, Montgomery; Henry Ke."r-
man, Lower Loutre ;Oonrad NJ, pz,
Upper Loutrs.
The convention then adjourned
S for dinaer.
$ PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
At the opening of the afternoon
! session che temporary officers were
! made permanent and Editor Chas
w. Gurney Of the Tribune was
selected as one of the Sec ret aries.
The committee on resolutions
; reported az follows:
) 1st. Resolved, by the Republi.
cans of Montgomery, in delegate
: convention assembled, that ths
: past record Of the Republican par.
: " for fifty years Of Its history
: eommeads itself to the thinking
: voters Of the Republic. The grsat
: party of Lincoln, Mckinley, Gar.
: field and Roosevelt 10 alive to the
Z nsods and interests of the people
Z from It's matohless leadership te
: the rank and file of the party
: represents the best thought snt
: action of eighty million Of people
z the most Intelligent and contentet
z In the world.
z End. That We point with pride
{ TO the splendid achievement o
z the present national adminisera-
Z ton, under the leadership of tha
: great Republican, Theodore Roose
z volt; that we realize the poliois
& for which he stands commit az
: tor the bettsrment OF the who'll
3 people without regara 10 elias
Z distinction, and that We dsclar
z eur unqualified faith In him ant
3 the principles for which he stands
: 3rd. That we endorse the splen
Z did record of Major Warner az U
: 8. Senator from Missouri.
: Ash. That We recognize tn,
: ability and stasesmanship of suol
; eminent men as Cannon, Hughes
; Fairbanks, Taft, Knox and other
; and believe that any one Of these
; II nominated at the Chicago con
: vention, would defend and uphslt
Z the policies that have made m tn,
: foremost nation of the world.
; 5th. That we believe II unwis,
: and impolitic that the delsgaseI
: fren the Ninth congressional dis.
: trict Of Missouri should be In
! struoted to cast their ballot TO
! any OF these aspirants, but belisv,
! that the best interests of the party
: will be subsesved by the unhamp'
: ed choice of the delegates com
! posing the convention on the t6al
! Of June. itis tat8
81 eth. That we are proud Of tn
! record Of our dissineuis hed stat
and county officers and believ
that Hon. Herbert s. Hadlsy
Z the choios OF the Repub licaas 10