The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1910-07-29

Raport OF the committee on credentials
was received and adopted.
Accepting the recommendation of the
committee on resolutions, platform and
order Of business, the temporary organ
ization was made permanent, after which
the balance of the report was adopted,
as follows
Order of Business.
1. Election of permanent officers OF
the convention.
2. Election by the convention OF
committee of seven to select "a electors
OF the party as delegates to the state
vention, and report to convention.
3. Miscellaneous business.
Resolutions.
We reassert our faith in and allegiance
to the principles of the republican party
of the United States as set forth in the
platform Of 1908, and our belief that
the principles that kept our nation from
being torn ssunder in the great war OF
the Rebellion, when brother fought
brother, will sustain our flag, power and
glory in all contests that may be before
Us as a nation, now or that we will have
to meet In the future.
That we hereby endorse our present
republican national, state sad county
administration, and particularly ap.
prove of the efforts made by the ad-
ministratiye and executive officers of both
our nation and state in attempting to
curb the insatiate greed of all men and
combinations OF men who, under the
guise Of law, would exploit the public
and uniustly fill their Golfers to the detrI-
! ment of the welfare OF their fellow cIti-
zens, and their efforts to punish officials
who are guilty Of misconduct or crime in
the administration OF public affairs.
That the delegates of this county to
the state convention shall use all honor
able means TO secure the nomination OF
| Judge Mark A. Fullerton, now upon the
| supreme bench of the state of Washing
! ton, az one of the nominees Of the state
convention for supreme judge.
State Convention Delegates.
For members of the committee to
select delegates nine names were pro-
posed, and TO save the time required to
elect seven by ballot, as provided for by
the committee report, the report was
amended to read nine instead of seven
and the committee elected as follows
A. E. Stuht, @. E. Maynard, B. M. Schick
A. r. Metz. j. T. Billups, j. R. Ruply, J
| 4. Dix, E. A. Williams, j. n. Pickrell
The committee performed it's work, Sc
| lecting delegates who would attend the
convention, and reported the following
state delegation, which was ratified:
G. A. Mcdonald, Albion.
| Z. j. Wilmer, Rosalia.
| A. E. STUNT, COlfax.
A. r Metz, Eberton.
| j. L. Harris, Cotton.
W. F. Wright, Maiden.
NJ Z. Taylor, Winona.
| q. L. Ettinger. Colfax.
J. N. Pickrel, COlfax.
@. I'll. FarnswOrth, Palouse.
George NJ. Carey, Palouse.
C. Crumbaker, Colfax.
W. F. Conyard, La Crosse.
E. K. Hanna, Colfax.
Henry Clark, Oakesdale.
H. s. Gransch, Cotton.
Oliver Hall, Colfax.
E. A. Williams. Tekoa.
W. G. Mccoy, Oakesdale.
A. W. Perley, Tekoa.
W. L. La Toilette, Pullman.
]. A. Moran, Maiden.
j. R. Ruply, Pullman.
A. j. Stone, Rosalia.
On motion votes of thanks were ex
tended to E. K. Hanna for bis work
both as chairman OF the county central
committee and chairman OF the conven-
ton, and to Wilford Allen, secretary OF
the convention, when adjournment was
taken.