The Van Buren press., 1912-05-11

iame, and who tsS--''' '-'s- ''''''' -
,nmSePs, uTGrTs'oi on the eGa1 State Convention,
4 Shiloh. Let the Gazette
ecide our fate, an .,.,
llustrious page to t4''" ''"''
evolution-Cne TO Wild lu Little ROCK
will point with mob, spts of tplroaIeS
Our fathers were .,;..
'orlnth.' So'"'''''"' WV
ult be doubtful? aur being instructed
,ack into TennessoTnf and the oIher
,us mercenaries col ~, :,...
ugation? One more W"
rusting in God an were name ANA Two
'ause. we shall ga, ,t;ous effected.
,nr T, v,ctorions arlrst time there was a
hose Of the Army the nomination Tor
historic patteheld the regular conven-
Way 8, 1862. A,dro,q Rnl.pd
The Nashville L,
all, signed by $50 + "''i "a ~ i'''''' 80
May f,wIer was nominated
0 take measuresjr 10y the Roosevelt
ations between ~, , O..
United States o. iHe l"'V ''"' e"'''"
General Painea fnll state ticket, and
'opes Union fTelt convention only q
orce of Confed
y, Mivo et
Capt. William delegates at large to
NIP Emily stnaI convention named
md mercantrregular convention are
iaving recapReIl Clayton, II. l.. Rem,
lands OF Unhs n. Rix and John f..
+ bush. 1'he "Big -Four" or Roose-
- yelt convention named j. A. Com
i, er, Gus Strauss, f. Il. Patrick and
- s. A. Mosely. Each convention
gave one ofthe places on the Big
Ia Four" to a negro.
=, The new state central commit
! tee meeting after the close Of the
4 convention reelected II. l.. Rem
mel, chairman, aud also reelected
the other officers. The RoOse-
= Welt state committee elected }. a.
Conner, chairman, and j. A. Teller
% secretary.
TAFT TICKET.
/. Governor-Andrew /. Roland.
b. Secretary of State - IL. II.
A. Houghton.
% Attorney Generals S Langley
o State Audltor-N. b. Barrow.
Treasurer-B j. Rosewater.
is Commissioner of Mines, Mfg. &
r. Agriculture-S. Il. hOung.
is Commissioner of State Lands
r. Frank Burns.
it Supt. Public instruction--O ID
"a Longstreth.
d Associate Justice Supreme
Q. Court -Duraud Whipple.
Railroad OommissiOners--Fred
!. j. Reuthelhuber, Thos. n. AtChe-
e son and John A. Dudgeon.
s ROOSEVELT TICKET.
y Governor-Col, A. s, Fowler
'e Secretary Of Siate-Charles G.
Il Sparks,
r State Treasurer-H. X, Coch.
g ran.
Il Auditor-B, f. Ruhle.
l. Commissioner of Mines, Mfg. &
C Agricultnre-W i. BaIkham.
e Attorney General, A. Teller
J. Tor the remaining positions on
D. the state ticket the state commit
y tee was authorized to fill out.
u In accepting the nomination,
Col Fowler thanked the conycn-
J. ton for the honor, and pleaded
D. for the Roosevelt Republicans to
II make every oudeayor TO poll n
II larger vote than the oflice.holding
e eud Of the party,
u Sid b. Reddmg received the en-.
y thusinstic endorsement Of the
i convention as member of the Re.
publican National committee from
Arkansas.
m Two presidential electors al
large were elected ~ follows II,
NJ. Treber and II. ", Patrick,
-. Tbs electors declared elected by
congressional districts were af.
- hrmcd by the convention.
-, The following members Nt large
-. by districts were elected to the
y state central committee; LIST dis.
. tmct, j Il Kennedy f G StovcT
/, 2nd district, II NJ Culver, Il NJ
20 Ramey; 3rd district, l. Il Harper,
y, W A BradlcN ith district, j II
u White, George Legate; 9th district
. W white, j Bruce Cox; 9Th dis.
trlct, SC Cassell, ) A MoscIey; 7th
!, district, Il DeLaugbter, q a Sug.
., ner.