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Sslsctioa Of delegates TO the sssse
convention ss Colorado Springs 70
be held the next day.
He asked for nosainst,eas, psefse-
lRG THE with the sssssnsat that the
ssilrosds had declined tkis year to
issue transportation TO convention
delegates
This comes from some internal
Aissension among the Democrats" /"
he said. ''Of course We Republicans
are aot TO blame"
The chairman asked for nooina-
tioss. Delegate Shackleford nomi-
ssaed Nat Cole Of Baldwin. At this
j~ncture, Delegate Nosrse Of Gsnni-
son impaired of the chairman if he
had not canvassed the party to
ascertain who could and would 60.
''Oh, you want the whole bunch
let in on the slate" queried the
chairman, as . smile spread over his
Handsome face. He then drew from
- recsssss Of his ample coat a
document containing list Of names
as follows: Nathaniel Cole, G. T.
Sills, E. N. Nourse, r. r. Williams,
r.. McAllister, j w. Rockefeller, r.
H. Atherton and David Sloan.
The chairman explained that these
persons were either intending to go
TO the capital on business and could
stop off at Colorado Springs, or were
sble to 60 there conveniently by
reason Of having transportation. He
stated that the "slate" had been
made mp with the idea of securing
the services of those persons upon
whom il would fall the lightest.
At this point Delegate wegener
called attention to the congressional
convention 10 be held in April at
which two delegates at large to the
national convention will be selected.
II wss voted to make the eight
above named the representatives
from Gannison county to both con-
ventions.
The following resolution Was
adopted unanimously:
"We, the Republicans of Gunni-
son County, in convention assembled,
heartily endorse the administration
Hof President Taft. We feel and
realize that despite the great diff
calties and obstacles which he has
had to contend with during his
administration, his wise statesman-
ship and acknowledged ability has
made hie conduct of the affairs OF
the nation a marked success, and
that his administration compares
favorably with that of any in the last
fifty years.
I'VE believe that his patriotism
and unselfsh devotion to the interests
of the country, entitle him TO a
second term, and we urgently desire
and instruct our delegates, this day
selected TO attend the State Conven-
ton at Colorado Springs and to the
Congressional Convention at Colo
rade Springs in April. to use all
honorable efforts to the end that
such delegates be selected from the
State of Colorado, to attend the
National Convention to be held in
Chicago next June, as will work and
labor for the denomination of Presi-
dent Taft, and use all honorable
endeavors to that end.