The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-09-26
convention.

That at the republican state con-
vention held in the city OF huron on
July z, l9lZ, a majority OF tite oeie.
gates to that convention, pchly anu
hagrantly violated thelr pleage anu
as republican ~eahulu"tea
lor electors llVe men aNo"euiS Up
po9eu " = r"'"tnN' AZ
.ienei : 'upi'Dan -. y ~ coT+h
.'!i'iiinb eN'iS 49,, 80
l."h".a ""o "l9neS ~ ~
liehhi party eiehe'' "a
'aliui%eeoa ~ Wv q nd ti
sloEai ana sVa,e ticAe' "no ueou
10 e~huolsS lnis pStt@I : - y p"..'
anu VINO oeeiaieu enei' 1900 W
publican principles are tue ioiio"ihs
Chas. II. Burke, and Eben w. Mar
tin. candidates fer congress, II. l..
Abel, candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor. II. b. Anderson. candidate for
state auditor. and Frank Glassner,
candidate for secretary of state.
Tb.t the committee of ten has
eyhansted every moral and logical ar
enment at its 10 induce the
Stato rantral con mittae In restore TO
,hn rannhlican voters of the state the
riobts of which they have been
treacherous,v and dishonorablv di-
yastad hut without results.
=, az
ina' ohose ~ ~ a.
ne 'epuuiiea, s"IS ~
s.ale WIN NOT lnelnselses a -,
the hatloha' pal.'es nv
alio" otneis w wv W.
That. by retaining on the repuoli-
can ticket electors VINO are opposed
to the republican nominees tney SEEK
to deceive the republican voters ana
to obtain this suffrage under lalse
pretenses.
Resolved; therefore that thls con
vention desires to enter ITS strong
and righteous protest against tue AZ
tempt 10 uelleel 'lie1t ,o.e t,a
tae cahu'oales anu ~ lr -
aims anu opJee.' ~ -,
parry VI nc, .osantss
IePuoiiean ~ ~ aN", 49, ON
tne coiepita's 49, a,;t 1s
.he I'M way VI '1l'' w ~ az
IN an ehec.iNe' oisali1eu ,bo+
1eaa ,rrat We heliava in the
nrincinles If the republican part,
and in government through political
narties and that the candidates who
refuse TO uphold the principles of the
Marty which he claims to represent
hotravs tbe trust imposed in him b,
tbe party which nominated him ant
thereby releases the voters of HI:
marty from all obligation to support
him at the election. We hold thar
: This can be accomplished only b,
I, every republican in this state decid
: ing for himself whether he shall vot'
for the representative of the Bull
I, Moose party, organized for the pur
3 pose and prosecuted with the objec
4 of destroying the republican party
or cast his vote in such manner tina
] it will be counted as a rebuke 10
e such conduct.
That We condemn the action o
S Governor yessey. Senator Crawfor
e and National Committeeman Thorso
d all beneficiaries of the republica
: party. in escorting and supporting tn
"A pull Moose candidate for vice pres
/ dent through this state III his can
paign against the republican natloi
al nominees.
u rbo+ it is nlain there Is nothin
~ mn, hafr ee, hose two parti,
y ma tbnt +ba memhers of the Bu
Mace norty who arc s%unnorting i
. candidates. for president and vic
!, nresident are not in principle or
+ beart republicans and by all that
=, rioht iust and fair should desi
- " fron, assuming TO manage the 7
- nuhlican marty in this state.
l. No denlore the fact that the co
ri duct Of II chief executive in lea
I'd ing the name and dignity of his Oil
To numerous investment schemes h
NJ brought riGicule unon our state.
nm We commend the action OF /
of state Auditor in safeguarding a
O. nrrtecting the state funds by turni
n: down and refusing the payment
more than $4,000 of illegal vouc
of ers presented by state officials
sympathy with the Bull Moose pan
"a AZ claims AGAINST our state.
sr- We charge that payment of none
j. fo,. tho official machine campai
G. fnn6 has been solicited and obtain
M In consideration of appointment
nnblic office.
OIL The facts set out above and oti
;rraoularities proup us to appeal
ali fair minded citizens and memb'
az itAAi