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CONVENTIONS WELL ATTENDED
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precincts.
| 1t was moved and seconded that men
| named be authorized to represent Their
| wards, townships and precincts. This
! motion carried
A committee composed Of l.. w. Pow.
| ers, Alfred Hollandrr and Thos. Nee
han was appointed to draft resolutions
and the convention then adjourned to
| convene at 1870 o'clock in the after
noon
1t was moved and seconded that a
| committee OF five be appointed by the
| chairman to select delegates to the
state, judicial and congressional con.
ventions, and this carried.
The delegates named by the conven.
ton were rs follows:
State convention: S. A. kral, d. E.
Wilkinson, N. r. Wilder, III. j. Cum
| mings, Thos. Meehan, G.. A. BrollaW,
Thee. Rohwer, Ed Houston, Otto Vos-
gerau, o. L. Patterson, Thos. Ahart, I'll.
Il. Hansen, j. n. Nollerscn.
Judicial convention: r. ShawVan, r..
I'll. Swasey, Maurice O'Connor, Clement
j. WEIGH, l.. w. Powers, Andrew Bell,
j. Il. Carey, Geo. Lamberty, G. L. Har-
vey, Frank Robb, A. l.. Jackson, j. b..
! ShawVan, j. j. McDermott
Congressional convention: M. j. Chill.
dress, Jay N Bell, j. Leo Ahart, Gus
EiSC, 9fIeu lOIl l. llLSoiDbIoiAo, a.
f. Gallagher, Roger Mcmahon, Elmer
Riddle, j. w. Monaghan, Leonard Diet
er, w. A. L;imborn, NJ. j. Monaghan.
The following resolution was submit
ted by the committee and adopted by
the convention: 1--WE, the democrats OF
Crawford county, in convention assem-
bled do hereby reafIirm our allegiance
to the fundamental principles or de-
mocracy, and we congratulate the ma
tional demo cratic convention at San
Francisco ON its splendid declaration of
principles, and we heartily endorse the
platform adopted at San Francisco, and
we especially commend the specific and
definite statement of the partS'S posi-
ton on. important public questions
which is in vivid contrast to the .evaSive
and meaningless platform adopted by
the republican party at Chicago
I'VE heartily endorse the candidates
nominated at the democratic primaries
for positions on the state ticekt and we
rejoice that such a ticket presents to
the voters of Iowa an opportunity to
elect honest officials, with proven abil-
ity and an opportunity to escape from
inefficiency and scandal that has ac-
|conpanied the republican administra-
ton of the statc
ss..AVc commend the splendid record of
efficiency and unseltish public service
that has char cteiizsd the work OF our
democratic county officers of this coun-
ty.a. M IN ~ M
I'VE favor Al change in the present
automobile lawSfso as to provide that
the funds j collected for automobile
licenses be kept in the counties until
the fund is apportioned among the sew
eral counties, and we pledge the demo,
cratic candidate, for the legislature to
work for such Ia modification Of the
present law"
After Adjournment the county CEN
trail committee met and made plans for
the campaign this fail. c. p. Harvey
was unanimously reelected county
chajrmailaof the. ganization. and Don
II. SNifkinNoai was eiected secretary. A
number of precincts failed to elect COM.
mitteemen and the following We're
named to fill these vacancies: Denison
first ward, Chris Otto; Denison second
ward, p j. Farrelly!; Deloit precinct, j..
M. Childress; Ricketts, precinct, Henry
Claussen; Schleswjg precinct, Theodore
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