The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-08-01
INSURGENTS PROVE THEM
SELVES MAGNAN|MOUS
lough in Absolute Control of the Saturday Convention
They Allow Standpatters to Name Six Out of the
Sixteen Delegates to the State Convention Strong
Resolution Passed Against Bossism.

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unity convention Saturday passed
very smoothly. The stand-patters
cognized the fact that the insur-
snts were in the saddle and after the
1ganization fight the convention
York was very harmonious.
The adjournment was not until
bout five o'clock owing to the
sngth of time taken by the credential
nd delegate committees.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
'togressives had absolute control OF
{ e county convention hald in Wenat-
q ee Saturday to nominate delegates
4 the state convention, in order to
a fair in the matter, they allowed
\ stand-patters to select six of the
Mem delegates. All delegates, how
Il. were instructed to fight for the
fnination OF the senatorial QUESTION
he state convention.
The list of delegates reported by
T. committee and finally selected
the committee is as follows:
delegates to State Convention.
II 3. Adams, Nj. w. Marley, OF
henwOrth.
E. N. Gillette, Malaga.
.fO.l W. Starks, Peshastin.
1 Wm. VI. Emerson, Jas. Bennett,
! elm.
l P. B. Packwood, Entiat.
! a. S Burbank, j. H. Chase, Cash
re.
| R. F. Holm, S. F. Gilman, Co.
! mia precinct.
&c D. Olds, w. E. Reeves, West
,fatGtee.
ff-1.. w. Brown, Monitor
! NJ. J. Mccoy, D. w. King, of We
tchee.
Ae of the delegates to the county
nention had a resolution in his
;tpocket favoring the county unit
reference to the local option issue
i was not pulled out. Too much
Element over the seating of the
nesting delegations took pre-
Ience over everything else.
The resolutions adopted are as fol-
rs:
We. the republicans of Chelan
nty, in convention assembled, do
eby reaffirm our allegiance to the
els of the republican party and
,end the administration of Pres
Taft.
especially endorse those acts
ne to the carrying out of the
Pvelt policies.
commend the work of the
ington delegation in congress
Inc administration of Governor
and we unhesitatingly endorse
county administration and COM
4 the efficient service of the
ers.
Re believe the direct primary law
be one of the greatest moves
~ the lines of representative
ernment and favor its continu-
and are unalterably opposed to
effort to curtail it's practice and
y ,ct.
Awe favor a more liberal state pol
lin the building of good roads and
recommend the elimination of the
.,brial question from the state
! vntion.
,ecial Resolution Adopted.
: l. committee on credentials af-
airing the two sides of the con-
delegates, brought in the fol-
resolution which was adopt
ereas, harmony is essentially
ary to the success and welfare
party. and therefore, be 1t
olyed. That bossism in the flu
ill not be tolerated by the
nd file of the republican par
this hit whom it may.
O. S. SAMPSON,
C. H. BURBANK,
G. w. BROWN,
"a S. r. HANAN,
Il NJ. W.. sTARKs,
w. E. REEVE.
Of Credentials Committee.
y not been generally known
! n committee on credentials
y near throwing out both
delegations of Wenatchee
Nhia precincts. The warning
I'd fought so hard and SO
'Ver, that some of the COM
hight they deserved some
Convention If for no other
that they had both earn
sas coming to them.
a'lly agreed, however, to
the ground that so far
sas concerned one had as
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