The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-10-13
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The Republicans Of Sedgwick County
assembled in County Convention, do
hereby most heartily endorse and ap-
prove the policies of the Republican
National Administration. AS exempli-
fed BY the splendid executive ability of
oSr president. William Howard Taft.
We approve especially president Taft's
conservation policies, as being the best
adapted to the healthy development Of
the west. We recognize his splendid
work and achievement in the cristalizi-
ton into law and the execution of the
policies initiated by our now ex-presi-
dent, Theodore Roosevelt.
We unreservedly endorse the Repub
lican state platform adopted by q con-
vention which was as free from cOrpor-
ate and machine control as was the
democratic state convention completely
and palpably controlled andfdominated
by those perniciOus influences.
Having suffered long from the abuses
of democratic gerrymandering, We most
heartily endorse the republican platform
pledging a reapportionment and there
by separating Sedg~ick county and all
other counties similarly situated. from
the city and county of Denver, for pur-
poses of representation.
We approve and endorse the state
Republican ticket, recognizing it as the
expression of the will of the people of
the state and not the dictates of any
corporation or machine, and we are
proud of our republican nominee for
Governor, John B. Stephen, whose re,
cord for honesty and fairness in pub
lie life has made unnecessary the ap-
pelation Honest John" to the John
of the Republican party.
We endorse the nomination of l. l..
Stevens for Congressman at large and
of James c. Burger as congressman
from this district: recognizing in both,
men of fearles honesty and integrity,
men filled with real devotion to the
best interest of our state.
Weindorse the selection of J. P. Curry
as nominee for the Office of State sena
tor of this district, with full assurance
that if elected he will exercise that fine
in the service of northeastern
Colorado that he has exercised in his
business relations in this community.
We heartily endorse and unhesitat-
ingly approve the nomination of c. F.
Parker. for Representative for this
district and we hereby pledge him our
most hearty support. We recognize in
c. F. Parker man of keen insight and
of great business ability, man of in
Fluence, whose influence will always
be found thrown on the side of the bal
ance represented by the farming and
irrigation interests of this section of
he state. We are proud to point to
mis- record in the 10th General Assem-
bly, as a participant in the. enactment
of epoch making laws passed by that
We contrast the passage of the Local
Option Law of the 18th assembly with
the now infamous 1.-TWO Bit" Election
Law of the 18th assembly; the Insur-
ince Law of the 10Th assembly with the
act of the 18th assembly, and
10 could we continue? Ii
We commend the work of our Repub-
lean United States Senator for his
work in the interests of this state.
We are proud of the record of Judge
1. P. Burke and we are gratified with
he state wide recognition that his abil-
ty and excellent work on the bench has !
received. +
We commend our district attorney,
L. c. Stephenson for his successful
prosecution and suppression of crime
Throughout the district.
We believe in economy in local affairs
and the judicious expenditure of pub
lie money; not Forgetting however,
that our developement must coctinpe
and the demandxfor funds has been and
will continue to be great, so long as
there continues crying need for fur
ther improvements, especially in the
of highways. We believe
most heartily in efficiency and honesty
in the administration of the various
offices of the county.
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