The chronicle=news., 1914-08-05
NICHOLSON THE
REPU BL|CAN
CHOICE FOR
GOVERNOR
Parry at Assembly Adopts
Platform for Law and Order.
HoIbrook for Supreme
Bench

Judge 1eOTSe w. alleH, beHNtT,
Judge Charles C. Hoilbrook, Ala
mosa.
For Governor of Colorado-Samuel
d. Nicholson, Leadville; Frank c.
Goudy. Denver: George Carlson, Fort
Collins; A. A. Reed. Boulder.
Lieutenant Governor-M. L. Lew
Is. Florence: A. b. Smith. Denver.
For Secretary of State-John E.
Ramer, Hotchkiss: Adolph Unfug,
Walsenburg.
State Auditor-Benjamin Catron.
Georgetown; A. X. Vickery, Denver.
Rocky Ford: r. v. Rees; Denver;
Floyd Il. Pendell, Fort Morgan.
Superintendent of Schools-Kath-
crime l.. Craig, unanimous.
Regent of the State University,
Short Term straus Logan. Grand
Junction, unanimous.
Regent of the State University,
Long Term-C. c. Parks. Glenwood
Springs, unanimous; Thomas l..
Wilkinson, Denver. unanimous.
Denver. Colo, Aug. 5.-The Re
officials steps as n state organization
toward the redemption of this state
to law and order and toward the
election of men to positions of trust
who will conserve not only the honor
and integrity, but the financial re-
sources of the state as well.
In assembly convened it placed be-
fore the Republican voters as COM
plete list of candidates for the pri-
political organization. 80
The assembly was broad enough in
its work to recognize the good deeds
of men In other parties and to ap-
plaud the work that was intended
for the upbuilding OF Colorado
whether It was accomplished by
Democrat. Republican or Progressive.
Forgetting for the time being the
selfish partyism that usually per-
vades convention. the 1.iOO dele
gates cheered to the echo the
mention of Governor Ammons' name
and condemned Just as strongly as 1t
could the insult which the Democrat
ic convention of last week offered
this executive. When Chairman
Ballreich referred to him as "the lit
tie blind governor who had done the
best he could" 1t was several min
utes before order was restored be-
cause OF the continued. applause.
A few minutes later a scene entire
ly different from the one enacted
last week when Judge Stimson pre-
sentcd the nominee of the Colorado
Bar association for the consideration
of the assembly, was produced. Judge
Stimson. a lifelong Democrat. was
accorded reception seldom given
any citizen when he appeared to pre-
sent the name of John Campbell. The
bar nominee for supreme court JUS
tice. Last week when he appeared
before the members of his own par
ty they howled him down like they
were prize fight referees, and a fell
low who has spent six months in Jail
for ballot box stuffing some years
proposition and 1t carried with n
whoop.
The following are the resolutions
adopted by the Republican assembly:
eve, the Republicans of Colorado,
in assembly convened. renew our al
legiance to the Republican party and
its principles; and more especially
we declare as follows:
I'VE fully recognize and uphold
the right of wageworkers to organ
ize and unionize for their mutual
protection and betterment, and to
use every fair. reasonable and law
full means to accomplish these ends:
but we condemn those who have re-
sorted to arms and physical force in
an effort to compel compliance with
their demands, and brand their re-
sistance to the constituted authori-
ties of this state as treason.
"The Republican party demands
the nomination. of such men for Of
flee as are consistently In favor of
the enforcement of the law and the
maintenance of order, and who have
the courage to stand for law and or
der at all times and under all cir
cumstances, and for the full 7rotec-
tion of life, liberty and property.
"We favor the adequate protec-
tion of the industries and resources
of our farms. mines and ranges. in
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