Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-15

WIN. hOller, D. rolUo"A.
Buckman-L. A. Billig, John
Bradt, J. A. Jansen, A. Mueller,
John Smoke.
Buh-J. Kluger, John Vernig,
Adam Vernig, Jos. Vernig, 2. WIRING.
Elm Dale-J. S. Borgstrom, e: Il.
Peterson, A. Fagerman, Ole West
srund, F. Kapka, Jos Sellers, e. Il.
Peterson.
Ganite- J. eau, Frank
Millner, F. x. Buessler:
Motley-C. W. Mcmillan, c. E.
Seeley, John Monahan.
Mt. Morris-Erlk Tallberg.
Parker-E. w. Sullivan.
Pike Creek-Joe Borash, L. Posch,
A. Krause. F. d Lepinsk!' J n,h'l
Osowski.
Pulaski-V. Pelarski
Ripley-Geo. Pusc.
Swan River-Denni Sheedy, NJ. J.
Yiechorik, John Per5ina, Mike
Novak, G.. Wozniak, A. R. Velchorek,
JOS Wozniak.
Swanv1lle town-W H. Cox.
Town of Little Falls. H.
S Schneider Leo. Leidenfrost' T. W.
Two Rivers-John Flip, NJ. Geek,
A. Barton, Simon Schwlntek, Louis
Chlrhart, Mat Schwintek.
Pierz: FIX. Wiring, A. Sitzman,
r. L. Poster, Ed. Bentfield, John
Philippi, Andrew Faust.
Swanville Village-B. B. Cox, John
Stronaan Leander Biteman.
Randall. N. Davis, August
Kennedy.
Hillman-Peter Theis.
1ss Ward, Little Falls: Geo. F.
Moeglein, Paul Hopka, P. j. Lauer-
man, Thomas Cannon, VIM. Arendt,
Adam Trafas, Camille Dugas, E. S.
Tanner, S. P. Brick, E. F. Shaw.
list. Pct, End Ward Little Falls:
II. N. Bergehim, Andrew johnson, L.
w. Vasaly, Jos. F. Bastien, Chas.
Gravel, John T. Hoblit, G. E. Vasaly.
end Pct, 2nd Ward, Little Falls:
VIM. A. Butler, Stephen G. Vasaly,
Geo. NJ Kiewel, Ernest Kaestner,
Edward Hughes.
3rd Ward, Little Falls: E. A.
Loucks, VIM. Haverty, Gust Lind
gren, D. M. Cameron, Albert
Trzebiatowski. Anton Fredrickson.
The committee on resolutions, N. N
Bergheim, of Little Falls, Dennis
Sheedy Of Swan River, and John
Monahan of Motley, reported resolu-
lions, commenting Governor Johnson
administration, and promising their
loyal support should he be a
candidate for governor. The candidacy
Of William Jennings Bryan for the
presidency was endorsed, and the
delegates to the state convention were
instructed to vote for his interests as
unit
The resolution was opposed by only
one dissenting vote.
RESOLUTIONS
The Democracy of Morrison county,
in convention assembled, reafirm their
faith in and allegiance to the
principles of democracy enumerated
and exemplifed by Jefferson, Jackson
and Bryan.
= We. endorse the administration of
Governor John A. johnson as in all
respects fulfilling the expectations of
the people, and conducting to the
welfare and prosperity of the great
commonwealth of Minnesota, and we
pledge Morrison to give Governor
johnson a larger majority than ever
should he be candidate for governor.
While approaching the sentiment of
state pride and recognition of con:
spicuous ability which prompts the
mention of our distinguished governor
for the highest Office in the nation, we
feel that in the rpesent crisis the
great heart of democracy turns to the
leader who through the storm of
detraction has emerged a greater
figure than ever; leader who has
seen the principles he has advocated
become the watchwords of the opposi-
ton party, and we believe that the
election of William J. Bryan to the
presidency would be for the best
interests Of the nation.
Every state in the Union which
instructed delegates has instructed
them for Bryan, and the roll includes
North and South Dakota, Wisconsin,
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma,
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Massachusetts
and Texas which goes to show the
general sentiment of the democrats in
the country. It is conceded that
Bryan will have majority OF the
national convention anyway, and no
candidate having such majority has
ever failed Of nomination in the
history of the democratic party.
Opposition to Bryan is, therefore in
sur opinion futile, and agreeing with
and responding to the sentiment
throughout the nation, be it
Resolved that the delegates to the
democratic state convention to be held
MAY 18th, 1908, at St. Paul, be in
structed to vote for delegates to the
national convention at Denver who
will vote and work for the nomination