Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-12

as follows:
Credentials-S. e. Blaine, Alex How
ry. w. H. Tyer, o. v. Sebern and Hal
Coffin.
Permanent organization and order Of
business-T. H. McDermott. ]. l.. wng-
goner. John jackson, r. NJ. Davidson
and Gordon c. Smith.
Resolutions-C. F. Koelsch, Frank T.
Wyman, ]. S. Rogart, Joseph Perrault
and F. D. Goodhart.
Nominations-W. L. Cuddy, John
veatch, e. Marsters, John McGrath. w.
c. Dunbar, John Hall and v. P. Coffin.
The convention recessed while the
committees compiled their reports. On
reconvening the credentials reported
12s delegates properly certified to, but
precincts Nos. and II not represented.
But two proxies were reported. The
committees report was made by s. =.
Blaine. T. H. McDermott reported for
the committee permanent organiza-
ton and order OF business, suggesting
that each precinct select one of its del
egates to act as chairman and cast the
vote of his delegation on all questions
before the Convention. C. F. Koelsch
reported for the committee on resolu-
tions, which was adopted with shouts
of approval. 1t was found necessary to
appoint searching committee consist
ing of Clinton H. Harrison and Dean
Perkins, to locate both the credentials
and nominating committees and bring
them in. The report OF the nominating
committee was adopted after Mr.. Tyer
withdrew in favor of Miss Irwin when
George d. Smith suggested that the
he civ 70 tha
delegation. The chairman and secre-
tary were orized to certify this list
of delegates to the state convention
ridian for it's hospitality the convention
adjourned.
Resolutions Adopted.
The resolutions adopted follow:
ITO the Chairman of the Republican
County Convention:
We, your committee on resolutions,
realize 1t is not the province Of this
convention at this time to adopt plat
form, as that duty devolves upon plat
form conventions to be hereafter held,
and for that reason we confine our re-
port to the following matters:
Resolved, that the Republican party
of Ada county in convention assembled
takes this occasion to renew it's allie
glance 20 that party, in both state and
nation. 1t calls upon all good citizens
to unite under its banner to win back
prosperity at home and prestige abroad.
Never since the gloomy days of Bu- |
chanan has our national prestige fallen
to SO low state or our affairs at home |
been managed with such deplorable in
competency. Let Republicans forget
their differences in the face Of common
calamity. A reunited party |
means victory TO: Republicanism, high |
achievement and glory for our country |
and restored prosperity and happiness |
for our people.
"To our congressional delegation at |
Washington we send hearty greetings |
and express to hem our appreciation |
for the faithful and efficient manner in |
which they have performed their diff
cult duties. Never have the interests of |
Idaho been more faithfully guarded |
We are gratified to note Senator Fra
dy's convalescence and his return to his
duties in the senate.
People of Idaho are part of great |
nation and whatever affects it, con-
Germs them. 1t is with infinite pride
that we note the increasing part taken
by one of Idaho's loyal sons in the
of the nation. We do not know
to what broad field of public service he
may be called, but we do know that
however arduou those duties may be
he will be found faithful and loyal and
fully equal to their performance His
ability as statesman and orator has
been recognized by the American peo-
pie and his associates in the senate He
is today fighting the battles of our
party in the very center of the contest
Of the great eastern commonwealth
He stands for those principles which
lift American manhood to a noble sense
Of duty and obligation. We send our
greetings to that public spirited citi-
zen, broad minded statesman and de-
voted patriot, William e. Borah.
BE it further resolved that the dele
CONTINUED on Fage Five.l