The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-03-27
the uDunIY CONVICTION
1spublicans Net TO select Delegates
to the Republican Convention
6 Huron.

At i O'CLOCK Tuesday p. m. the re-
publican county convention was held
Atstie court house, and the delegates
were called to order by Chairman
sSwindier. the Call being read by
Secretary Liko.
DR.. r. II. DGndas and George A.
Johnson were placed In nomination
for chairman. and on a. vote being
taken DR.. Dundas vas elected. Sid
neY w. Graham was elected tempor-
airy secretary.
Gommittees en- credentials. rules
and order of business. permanent
organization, aud resolutions were
appointed by the chair.
During the time the committees
were out.rousing speeches by Geo. A.
SDsby. n. G. Preston, John II.
Kesn az Woonsocket, aud Chairman
Dundas were made, the tenor OF
wbichwere for a harmonious condition
of the party, and praise, and adula-
tion for President Roosevelt and
Secretary Taft.
The credentials committee reported
IA delegates in the convention and
with the names being read, the
report was adopted. The committee
on permanent organization COZ
mended that the Temporary organic
alton he made permanent, aud it
was adopted. The committee on
rules aid order OF business recon-
nended that Roberts rules OF order
be used for the convention aud 1t was
adopted.
w. ~. Davis. of the Mt. Vernon
insurpent delegation. objected to the
endorsement Of Messls. Burke aud
Martin ana wanted their names
removed from, The resolutions. The
stalwarts, however, had full control
Or the convention, aud declined to
have their names taken out.
The committee on resolutions pre-
sGnted tile following, which were
adopted.
The epublicans of Dawson coun-
60 South Dakota, In convention
-Ao6embled, hnd8just cause for con-
Rratulation IN the continued pros
.peritY With which our people are
In tie full enjoyment OF peace and.
plenty. w believe that much Of
our prosperity Is the direct result
s6fsthe wisdom and craftsmanship Of
suuE@ national law-making body. that
aftves us legislation enabling all to
enjiySpfOspertty who avail themselves
OF Ctle sopportunity given, supple-
NHIstesissby the s~rDarvelOus wisdom of
illlatriOus President, Hon.,
TEandofe Roosevelt, wnos admins
atrYttGllsand policies We most heartily
s6ndOTSe.
..S,lcarely fegretting his unaiterable
s0eclsiUn Lo8reuire from the exalted
ONCE OF Ersidentr at the expiration
Sof his present term, we iDstinctively
tUrnstot tie nan who represents more
than any other his Ideas and pollcies,
auuiA we most heartily endorse the
cAndiliacY Of Hon. William Fl. Taft,
spf Ofio. for the presidential sue
csssl0lil, ard hereby instruct our
ueleRates to the republican state con-
syeIiti0n to use their every effort to
ssAelsct deleugteS to the national con-
V6nGl0na viii W lrulY loyal 10
him md earnestly labor Tor his nom
ss1natl0t1.
n atiOnal issues Q policies we are
scoAtent @ ALLOW tile national COM
is~yentt0lSOff Uur party. TO promMlRate.
knowing full we'll chat wisd0r. and
scaie for Tire best interest at all our
-psopie wt!I,sovern IT'S action
psi 10 IAN and tdellty.ot our junior
senator 4 sin. ssAssb. ktttIeuge, and.
sptuu q tNe a iiepicaous DIS, inct,on.
Sshesllas NOnS IN the nalinn's greatest
ssco,.it..tl, !. distinction that reflects
Z Iestascrodil UPS 2 Y state. we en-
N1huslas tlcally ennutse ltM inr re.
ssss.loa ,as.u ~ .ss o0r sarnest
Tha sniendid : /. n, y no -.
sOcngryssmsn Hon. L.sas.es ii burke,
mo y Oh. Eiei. 4. Marlin while in.
: a ~ s. assaIanse lsat 4
sisn Ss.,taa -, mi pss.a "a Vii, '''s -
aaain hon0leu la tue lo~.r house Of
We aiss Them unquaiiif q
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