The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-02-29

tired and brought in the resolutions.
which were adopted The Resolu-
tons committee was composed of
Messrs. George D. Florence, Ed Hub
bard, Jones Anderson and George w.
Gentry, and after a short delibera-
ton is brought in the following res
olutions which were unanimously
adopted:
Be it Resolved, that the Republi-
can party of Lincoln county in con-
vention assembled heartily indorse
the call for this convention and the
call for the district and state con-
ventions.
The Republicans hereinafter
named are hereby delegated to repre-
sent Lincoln county at the district
and state conventions to be held in
Stanford on the 26th inst and in
Louisville on March the LIST. Said
delegates are hereby instructed to
cast as a unit the 10 votes of Lincoln
county for such persons for delegates
as in their judgment are best quail
fed to represent the district and fur
Their are instructed to cast their
votes at Chicago for such men as in
their judgment are best qualified by
nature and training to be the .candi-
dates of the party for President and
Vice President to be voted for at the
coming November election.
We condemn the present state
Democratic administration for its
wanton extravaganza and the plung-
ing of the state into bankruptcy.
We condemn the weak and vacilla-
ting policy of the National Demo-
cratic administration we condemn a
war tax in times of peace, and the
present tariff law which has thrown
of men and women out of
We heartily indorse the candidacy
Of Hon. George w. Gentry for del
egate-at-large to the National Con-
vention, and pledge ourselves to do
all within our power to secure his
election.
The persons hereinafter named are
hereby named for precinct commit
teemen for the ensuing four years,
and we recommend to them the NAM
ing of DIR. R. L. Dawson for Chair
man of the County Executive Com
mittee.
County Committee.
Stanford, No. laden j. Rigney.
Stanford, No. George w. Gen
try.
Stanford, No. 3.-George D Flor
ence.
Stanford, No. 4.-Wm. L. Cordier
Hustonville, No. 1T. ]. Bell.
Hustonville, No. a. A. Blain.
Hustonville, No. 3.-Ora Gooch.
Hustonville, No. 4.-Lee Manning.
Waynesburg, No. LOGAN Ste
phens.
Waynesburg, No. Wv. C. Dye. !
Waynesburg, No. Be. G. Baugh. |
Crab Orchard, No. Wv. H. Cum
Minis.
Crab Orchard, No. 2-Simon Pc
trey.
Lincoln County Delegates.
DR.. d. B. Southland, James Floyd,
W. c. Floyd, w. K. Shugars, j. w.
Acey, w. H. Cummins, w. P. Thorn
rs, Jones Anderson, Fado Parks, G.
VI. Peavyhouse, Samp Cummins, Jas.
?. Cummins, j. w. Williams, R. L.
DAWSON, T. j. Burleson, Sam Peavy-
house, Logan Stephens, VIM. Cordier,
TohE A. Blain, John D. Burton, Ora (
Iooch, E. G. Baugh, Ben Holtzclaw,
4. B. Florence. DR.. Charles Hart,
Iohn A. Ellis, George Crawford, J.
\. Manning, Ed Hubbard, George D.
florence, G. w. Maynard, Geo. w.
1entry, E. Fl. Farmer, Joe Chenault,
[ames Mack, Joseph Reed, w. d.
Tardif, Jas. Grubbs, John Hayden,
Robert Fenzel, VIM. Adams, Newt.
ones, H. H. Logan, John Hendrick-
on, Dennis Tucker, W. R. Dillon,
r., DIR. T. B. Lyme, Joe Burns, W.
}. Fletcher, John D. Burton, J. B.
,orum, Prof. E. Coleman, Rev. A. L.
;aulder, j. A. Singleton, W. P. Car
on, VIM. Dye, Josiah Bishop, w. H.
ligney, Virgil Cline, Abe Minks, L.
}. King, Steve Dye, DR.. C. C. We'd
lie, Mr.. Boone, A. ]. Weddle, OFT
Ayers, Thomas Jennings, Thomas
Helm, Tim Durwood, George Arm
trong, Green Frye, LATE Cooper,
rev. Joe Drye, Rev. E. w. Allison,
,arter Anderson, Font Stewart, Jas.
yocum, B. w. Leigh, w. D. Elliott,
hos. Frye, VIM. Lay, John Oliver,
elk Faulkner, Gilmore Burton,
lack Royalty, Geo. w. Goodrich,
zee Manning, Will Logan, Ollie
'ooker, E. G. Baugh, C. d. Warield,
4. S. Basin, H. Hatfield, Sherman
varfeld, VIM. Reid, Everett Young,
lat Wright, AID Givens, Henry 4