Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-22

c. s. Reese and r. NJ, waicott
Following are the resolutions:
THE republicans Of Cherry county, II
convention assembled do hereby renew
their allegiance and proudly declare
their, faith In the party under who's,
guidance every forward step in the his
tory Of this country for the last fift!
years has been taken. Under the leader.
ship Of its great presidents the country
has experienced material prosperity, and
at ths same time great moral issue.
have constantly gained in importance AZ
the basis OF party tenets. Under nc
administration has there been so much
quiet and persistent adherence to high
ideals and 50 many actual achievement
In progressive legislation as under the
administration OF William H. Taft We
heartily endorse the nomination Of vii.
liam H. Taft and James G. Sherman and
commend the to the suffrage Of every
thinking voter. Therefore be II
Resolved. That the delegates elected
by this convention to the republican
state convention to be held In Lincoln
on May 30, 1919, are hereby instructed
TO employ all honorable means to &C.
complish the election Of William II, Taft
as president OF the United States In
November next.
Resolved, That We endorse all candi-
dates. national. congressional. state and
county. who are In sympathy with and
support the national ticket and platform,
and We invite support for such candi-
dates from every source
Resolved. That We commend the ad.
minisTation of the present republican
officers OF the state of Nebraska, and
especially do we desire TO commend the
unselfish and untiring work for their
constituents performed In the course OF
their official duties by our representa-
tivss In congress, Senator Norros Brown
and Congressman Moses p Kinkaid."
GENEVA. Neb., July M.--(specisl.)-
The republicans Of Fillmore yesterday
adopted the following resolutions:
1--WE. the republicans Of Fillmore
county, In convention assembled. DO
hereby express our continued faith In the
correctness Of the principles Of govern
ment advocated for more than fifty
years BY the republican party, and con-
fidsntly believe, that the newer problems
of eovsrnmsnt win be met and mastered
with the same foresight. fairness and
progressive justice that has characterized
the legislation Of the party since the days
Of Abraham Lincoln, It's. first president.
I'VE feel and express pardonable
pride ia the election Of our. fellow citi-
zen. Charles n. sloan. a. congressman
from the Fourth district. We then
commanded him to our neighboring eoun-
ties for thorough understanding Of the
industries Of this great agricultural ais
trict. his devotion thereto, his courage
In support Of them. and his ability TO
meet and acauit himself In their de-
fenks.
We point with pride to his record thus
far made. for consistent and lcyai de-
votion to the best interests Of, the dis
triot, his untiring efforts TO servo all
MS constituents, regardless Of porty. and
bring them into closer touch with the
various departments Of the government.
and the advanced station he has already
achieved among his peers. both In the
committees and on the floor Of the house.
I'VE recognize the honest and efficient
administration ,of Governor Chester II.
Aldrich and the other state officers. and
We commend their. official intsserity and
industry IS redoundIng TO the credit Of
those officers. to the good name OF the
state. ana a. evidence Of the special
fitness Of the republican party to ad-
minister public affairs and to honestly
carry out the peoples WILL
I'VE commend the official record OF
George W. Norris, as congressman from
the Fifth district In his successful at
tack upon the arbitrary rules Of q cen
tuYy's growth Ia the house OF represen-
tatives. whereby the speaker exercised
almost prohibitive power over legislation,
ana tor the introduction and advocacy
OF constructive legislation in harmony
With the advanced Ideas Of western re-
publscan!sm.s
The following delegates to the state
convention were chosen:
r. A. Robinson. G, N. PHILIPPE; Il; ?,
Frank % Hcmnton, W. Ii. stewart. ]. p:
Hamilton. william Matzke, Samuel
Iorsdon ana G. y. Mccartney.
SENKEf.MAlS. Nab, July 2l.--tspecial.)
Republicans of Dundy county adopted
resolutions saturday sndoraing George W.
Norris for unitsd statss senator Gov
ernor o, G.. II. Aisrich and the state
ticket, Siias r. Barton for congress from
the Fifth district. John r. cordsai for
senator ifom the rwenty-sixth district,
Will @. Israei for representative from the
sixty-ninth district and instructed its
three delegates 10 the state convention
to work for resolution similar TO the
one adopted by the Iowa republican state
convention regarding the national nom
insss. Philip Marshall. ]. H. Ferrnan and
W. =. wood. prosrtssives. were electad
delegates 10 the state convention.
AUBURN. Neh. Jaly sl,--tspeciaI.l-- D.
The republican county convention wal
held yesterday afternoon, All but thres
precincts were represented. J. l.. Dore
mus was elected chairman and l. II
Kuper. secretary. !. N. Dillon was
elected chairman Of the congressiona
committee. w. D. Smith was elected
chairman Of the county central commit
tee ana W. b. Fisher. secretary.
The following delegates were elected ;,
the esate convention: z. C. Yont, Brock
e. D. Berlin, BrcwnwIie; T. J. Majors
and .. L. EhelIhorn Peru; sidney May
nard. Brock; G. H. Kindig, Nemsha; w
H. KescheI and J. n. Anderson. John
son; ". P. freeman. 3, H. bort and I'd
gar Ferneau. Auburn,
No resolutions were offered.