The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1912-04-12
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Convention at Marshall Mon.
day Indicate Much
Interest.

ton was caiied 10 Oruer uonoHy
alt IL A m by L. d. Murrell. w. B
Mullins was elected chairman OF
the convention, J.J. Witt secretary
and J. A. Jones assistant secretary.
A roll-call OF the townships
show all but one township repre-
sented-- Blackwater.
The following is a list OF the
delegates and votes OF the respec-
tive townships:
Arrow Rock-L. c. Shackelford,
d. Fl. Emison and w. 4. Shackel-
ford, e. .Ault, August Petry, B
votes, not instructed. but favor
able to Col. Roosevelt.
Clay-T. NJ. Fhler, r. w. Weiher,
Orson King, 3votes instructed for
Roosevelt.
Cambridge-R. p. Gwlr, o. Hupp,
Geo. Markwejll and John Boggs,
II votes instructed for Roosevelt.
Elmwood- II. J. King. w. II.
Baker, Geo. Brunkhorst, II. Rams
berger, NJ. @. Kleen, Chas. Paul and
A. II. Orr, votes instructed for
Roosevelt.
Marshall John Bishop, J. T.
McAlister TT. Claycomb. A. q.
Jones, w. S. Newell, Jas. Billings
ley. E.. Barnum, Jas. NJ, Denny,
Hiram ordway, w. r. Heying, L.
d. Murrell, II votes. instructed for
Roosevelt.
Miami Amos Audsley, j. w.
Blackburn, James Ancell, John
vanW inkle. w. b. Mullins votes
instructed for Roosevelt.
Salt Pond John MCGUIRE, John
Hoffman, A. Z. Hoefer, T.C. An
drews, G.. r. Eisner votes instru It.
ed for Roosevelt.
Grand Pass Frank McRoberts,
II. c. Wilson. offa Walker, Geo. W.
Little, and L.o. Nye, 8votes in
structed for Taft.
Libcrty-C. w. Marsh, J. L
Pritchard, JIM. Henley, Will os-
ter, tvotes instructed for Roose-
welt.
Salt Fork-H. c. Griffith and T.
s. Smith. 2 votes instructed for
Roosevelt.
A resolution was carried that
each township represented ap-
point one member for each OF the
following three committees: Gre
dentials, Resolutions and Pcrman-
ent Organization and Order OF
business. After the organization
OF these committees the conven-
ton adjourned to 1 p. m.
At the afternoon session the Gre
rrden'ial committee reported fav-
orably on the credentials OF the
delegates already named. Where
the delegation WIS not full, those
present cast the entire vote. Their
report was adopted.
RESOLUTIONS
The committee On resolutions
made report which was adopted.
Also the following resolutions:
We the Republicans OF Saline
County in convention assembled,
renewing our allegiance to the
principles OF the Republican party,
and believing in it's efficacy for
good and progressive government
do hereby pledge It our support.
We commend the administration
Of our President, William Howard
Taft, believing it to be in the
main consonant with Republican
principles and high civic ideals.
We endorse without reservation
the administration OF our brilliant
and versatile Governor, Herbert s.
Hadley. We point with pride to
his accomplishment of labors null
all OF which have re-
flecte1 credit to the state and to
the Republican party. He has
his labors with high pa
triotism and done his work faith
fully in spite OF inexcusable antag-
onism from his political opponents.
We hold him in the highest per-
sonal esteem and pledge him our
support for any political prefer
ment.
Believing that business interests
and continued prosperity should
be placed above personal ambition
OF amy man; regardless OF party
precedents, We feel that the ex-
igencies of the present situation
demand the nomination OF Theo-
dore Roosevelt for President OF
the United Statea We therefore
instruct our delegates to both the
state and congressional conven-
lions to vote only for delegates
who are pledged to work for his
nomination.
We hereby endorse s. p. Hous-
Inn for A<xl<sxnofx A. Al. ~ .As-s