The chronicle=news., 1914-10-10


a young mems club for the interest
they were taking in tho campaign.
Mr.. Carlson also mentioned the sue
cess which the Republican speakers
were meeting with in the Arkansas
valley and that they expected to car
ry that section by storm. I
After the hearing of the report OF
the committee on permanent organi-
cation the other officers OF the club
were chosen. Early Carmichael was
elected first vice president and j. C.
Bell was elected second vice presi-
dent w. ]. Littleton was elected as
sistant secretary to assist ]. c. Belts
in his work. ..E,
Enthusiastic speeches were then
heard from the different. members of
the club in which w. w. McHendrie
struck the keynote of the whole af-
fair in saying. individual effort Is
what will count in the end and with
each members doing little more
than his share. the success of the Re-
publican party is assured" Other
talks were made by j. j. Boyle, John
Rogers and w. ]. Littleton.
The meeting adjourned to meet one
night next week, as 1t is more than
probable that George Carlson and
the other Republican candidates will
speak in this city one week from to-
might.
Outlining clearly the purpose and
Importance of the organization John
Rogers addressed the members and
added much enthusiasm to the cause.
He said:
Mr.. President and fellow Repub-
licans. the object Of the meeting
here tonight as | view it is for the
purpose of forming permanent or
ganization of the band of young Re-
publicans who expect to direct the
future political interests of the state
OF Colorado: for the betterment of
the conditions now existing in this
county and state: to follow up the
principles of the old organization to
aid and assist them in the proper
county and state: now, In order to
do this we must of necessity have a
permanent organizations: we must
keep constantly before us the vital
and paramount issues as set forth in
the platform of the Republican
party. to which we profess alleg-
lance. which is so plainly shown by
the large gathering which we have
here tonight.
Above all we are assembled here
tonight as advocates of law and Or
der: we are ready. or should be
ready to put forth our every effort to
see that the elective offices of this
county and state are filled with men
of honesty. ability and integrity and
who must of necessity stand for. that
lsupreme principle. law and order
which necessarily embraces the 'prin-
ciples Of right and good government:
we stand for the promotion OF every
thing that is to the best interests of
our state and county. Then we must
of necessity avail ourselves of every
opportunity wherever presented to
prevent our enemies who have held
tile reins of government for the past
six years from entering upon another
term of two years or more in the Of
fices preferred by the people to the
respective political parties.
We will have to work. and work
hard from now until the election on
the Sd of November next in order to
attain the results for which this body
of young Republicans has been Or
ganized: and let us not be unmindful
of the fact that there is a powerful
movement on foot amongst our enem-
les who are opposed to every prin-
ciple of right and good government
in an endeavor to again thrust the
reins of government into the hands
of the Democratic party by their al
lied forces on so-called mongrel
ticket.
Upon the results of the coming
detection gentlemen. depend to very
great extent the future policies OF
this state. Shall we permit the gov
eminent of this county and state tc
again be placed into the hands of the
despoilers when by promoting oul
best efforts such result can be
avoided?
We bow in shame before the world
gentlemen, when we but review the
actions of our present administration
which has cast odium upon our en-
tire state: the administration which
has admitted its inability to govern
and care for itself in time of trou'
BILE and insurrection, and by reason
thereof has called upon the fedora
government to come to its assistance
at a time when we are fully provided
with patriotic citizens, capital ant
resources sufficient to take care o
. the situation ourselves; and as ou1