The Glenwood post., 1914-08-08

/ kiAA Asriag H. Past Afty ysass tAan
cay ether hsAaa aos.ey ever knowa;
tAsy saaad eat like great s.sv clad
mountains alsag tie highway ef hu
nan progress. O. its roll of honor are
! tie aan es o. sUnne., the great s0sii-
t.eaist; Blaine the profound = s,..s-
naa; Grant, the great captain Of hi.
times; GarGeld, who, At the as.assina-
tion Of Lincoln, quieted this IA
tion by his declaration that "God still
reigns and the government xt Wasn-
ingten still lives;" Mckinley, TIL ,
nartyred president and the defender
and protector of Anerican labor;
Lincoln, the lberstor of man; the
names could be multiplied into hun
dreds, and the scroll if unfurled would
nigh reach the sky. Yet some meR of
little minds say that the Republican
party is dead. 1t still lives and will
live SO long as patriotism and love of
liberty warns the hearts of men,
The sensational speech of Col. Pad
dock broagnt out more appiause
than any feature of the meeting.
While Paddock especially compliment
ed his neighbOr, Albert A. Reed, who
had gust beea ues enated for governor
he declared his readiness to work ard
vote for either of the four candidates
whom the Republicans had designated
Hnr has ina hn
said:
Il arise as Democrat to second
the nominal ION of Albert A. Reed,
am lifelong Democrat, and for thirty
four years l have been editor of =
Democratic paper and it certainly Is
calamity when | must come to 4
Republican convention to give support
for candidate for governor, and also
to hear q Democratic governor receive
the praise that is due him, but which
was denied him by his own party.
J Tins also is the only convention that
} hal given support to law and order,
at states sovereignty
III come from the firing line of an
arkhy and rebellion and l 6nd there il
olk one place for me to work for the
re- establishment of law and order and
TT is in the Republican party. You
h$e named - your candidates for
3 g&ernor, four of the greatest men in
r tt state Of Colorado and promise
r I'd support and thousands Of Others
Y VI min our party. The Democrats
t plk kform as it was put forth here last
Nk and its list of candidates, was
q ceived by the United Mine Work.
!, e} sired by Thomas N. Patterson and
ID damned by the whole Democratic
. n ty." -
81 lot only was the Paddock inciden:
t ical of the assembly IS to the
$ at1sss Of tAoss in sathsrins, fo'
ew minutes later George Hanley Of
!. liver nominated for one Of the can
etss for attorney general Fred Far
the present Democratic attorney
. eral and nominee for reelection on
4 Democratic ticket, and while he
/. not receive sufficient vote, to
placed on the ballot yet he was
1 EN- an ovation for his assistance to
A ernor Ammons, that any attorney
q Int be proud of.
gain the assembly did not slight
e De men who were formerly Repub.
J. ms who went to the Progressive
s. Ey two years ago, and who are re-
/, hing to the Republican party tins
v r. They placed on their primary
d lot, Isaac N. Stevens, for United
n tes senate, Allison Stocker for state
J ksurer, r. v. Reese for attorney
sral, all of whom were Progressives
|. | years ago, but who returned to the
,. y this year and are now willing
. anxious to help redeem the state.
# addition to this, Clarence G.
;. hlin, Of Colorado Springs, nosia-
= for state superintendent Of
d q ols, Mrs. Helen Grenfeil, declaring
f Il he did not know what were her
It p eiss, and neither did he care, but
n b new her Is brainy and cOnscien-
II II woman who had vt heart the well
l. Fl of the staate and its children, and
b kved in the laws over which our
q A waves. Mr.. Hamlin Afterwards
\ wdrew Mrs. Grenfell's name, when
. b earned that the lady probably
y ID not accept the honor.
\ lr own townsman, C. C. Parks was
&c h by honored by being named As .
It n ber of the resolutions commit
v and afterwards by being desig-
E. n n with opposition As regent Of the
univsrsity for six year term.
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