The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-15

I ciples. On this county will be built
| the future policies of this state and
you are voting for principles and not
| for men,"
Mr.. Carpenter then went on to re
vile Governor Shafroth in what he
called his two bit bill" and finally
ended by a plea for keeping the
country free from what he termed
"entanglenents"
Mr.. Carpenter failed to touch on
the mob rule" to which he referred
in his Denver speeches or on the
fact that. despite his campaign
promises to republicans who had
voted for him and who worked for
him, that he openly served the cor
porations OF this state and did his
best to down the direct primary he
had promised these same Weld
! county republicans he would sup
| port.
]. l.. Brush introduced John Nc
Cutcheon. ST.. formerly resident
of this city and who has returned
80 GfseIey to make MS home here.
Mr.tMcCutcheon said:
II attended the conventions which
nominated Lincoln and Grant and I
have seen good many reformers.
among them Horace Greeley. Even
Governor Brush was a reformer once
. and followed Senator Teller. There
is nothing like staying with the old
party for We can correct our mis-
| takes"
| At this point there was lull in
the proceedings and Chairman Brad
| field suggested that they sing: for
| the entire delegation to join in the
singing OF the hymn America.
Judge Garrfgues was called for
but refused to respond
| F.. b. Hatch and r. G. Pressley
were named for justices OF peace and
Dave Camp and Eugene Abbott for
constables.
Adjournment was then taken mt
noon until l 80 O'Clock. .
The following delegates we're an
pointed to the congressional district
convention
]. l.. Brush. Harrison Teller. n.
p. Churchill. D. F.. Carpenter, f.. G..
Hoyt. r. F. Coffin. E. C. Smith.
Fritz Wattenberg. II. c. Watson. C..
H. Wheeler. A. II. Meyers, H. Tim
othy. d. r. Gray. Thomas McGlynn.
9. II. Bradf1eld. David NJ. Jenkins,
y. A. Shaeffer, f. H. McClenahan,
=: ID. Todd. f. J. Estes. w Letford,
Alex Mead. G. c. Bruce. G. S.
Adams, A. A. Peralta. v. f. Keyes,
b. 9. Eaton. c. f. Southard, Haw-
ley Daley. s. G. Fuller. 8. F. Mart
in. Charles Fagerberg. c. C. uric. a.
u. Statler and Charles Hansen.
| The convention came tn order at
fS0 o'clock The temporary orRa-
nisation was made permanent. The
precinct chairmen were named as
the county central committee for
two years. -
MccIenahan Unanimous Choice
AT the suggestion OF ]. L. Brush
who stated that ne did not believe
In changing bosses. f. Fl. McClena-
nan was named as chairman of the
county central committee and his
name unanimously carried.
/ Carpenter Commended
| The report of the committee on
resolutions WAS read by Charles
Southard. Approval was declared
Tor the principles OF the republican
party. particularly the federal ad-
ministration. He called attention to
the legislation of the recent con-
Eress. the revision of the tariff and
tne admission OF Arizona and New
Mexico 1t was declared that there
~aS no need except political one
Tor the calling Of the extra session
OF the Colorado legislature and the
session was condemned as "a burden
| on the taxpayers" and an immediate
adjournment was demanded Sena-
.of carpenter was commended for
MS stand In the recent legislation.
The committee on selection OF
delegates to state republican. con-
V0ntiOn Mt COlorado Sprtpvs NV Co..
tember 20. 1910, reported the fol
lowing list Of delegates:
r. II. McClenahan. Joseph c. Ew-
ing, G. D. Todd. George d. Statier, j.
!. Brush. John q. sWylie, {, Charles
Hansen. Harrison Teller. George II.
bradheld. August Anderson, Frank
y. Eastlack. James McGlenn, Fred
James DELPHI E. Carpenter. d. J.