New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-24
G. 0. P. DELEGATES
NOT INSTRUCTED
COUNTY CONVENTION AT SLEE-
Ply EYE WELCOMES WO-
MEN VOTERS.
WILSON'S DICTATORIAL ATTI-
tube CONDEMNED IN
RESOLUTION.

The Republican County Convention
held at the Sleepy Eye Opera House
last week was attended by goodly
number of delegates from all parts of
the county. The county convention
was held for the purpose OF electing
delegates to the District Convention
which was held at Mankato, last Friday,
and the State Convention, held at ST..
Paul on Saturday.
The delegates elected to the Dis
trict Convention were E. G. Hage and
W. A. Pfefferle of New Ulm; Hans Mo
and DR.. Stricken Of Sleepy Eye; John
Schnelz and Emil Swanbeck of Spring
field; c.. F. Schweiger of Comfrey,
and Geo. W. Chambard of Hanska.
Phil. Liesch of New Ulm was elected
to represent the rural districts of the
county.
The delegates elected to the State
Convention were Alfred Mueller and
Geo Erickson of New Ulm; w. w.
Smith and Albert Hauser of Sleepy Eye;
J. f. Bauch and Geo. Backman of Spring
field; DR. A. W. Eckstein of Comfrey and
Geo w Chambard of Hanska; Herman
PolkoW for the rural districts.
Uninstructed.
The delegates to the state convention
We're uninstructed. In fifty counties in
the state the delegates to the state
convention were uninstructed and specu-
lation was ripe as to what the outcome
of the convention would be.
Resolutions.
The following set of resolutions were
adopted by the convention:
BE it resolved by the Republicans
of Brown County, in Convention as
sembled, at Sleepy Eye, Minnesota,
as follows:
eve take this opportunity Of re-
newing our allegiance to the Republi-
can Party and to express our conf
dence in the ability to meet with strength,
patriotism and good business sense the
many reconstruction problems that are
now before this country and the world
for adjustment.
Eve severely condemn the unbusi-
nesslike, wasteful and vacillating pol
icies and practices Of the present adj
ministration and especially the die
tatorial attitude of the President, both
in foreign and domestic affairs.
I'VE further wish to give our most
earnest endorsement to the so-called
Lodge Reservations to the League OF
Nations Articles and condemn as poor
craftsmanship and un-Anerican the
effort OF the administration to force the
acceptance of the League without re-
servations safeguarding American poll
cies and interests.
''Be it further resolved that we most
heartily welcome the women into the
ranks of voters in this state and country
and look forward to nothing but good to
result therefrom and we sincerely hope
and trust that not few, but all, viii
take part, not only in the elections, but
in the management of the government
to the end that American traditions ano
policies may be preserved and developed
and this country saved to itself and the
world as a leader in stable and desirable
progress in the future, as it has been II
the past.
while we regret that we cannot ado
anything to the already well-won ant
glorious record of our soldier boy
we can and do assure them of our deel
and lasting appreciation Of the grea
services they have so ungrudgingly rem
dered our Country and Of our firm re
solve to do all in eur power to weav
the principles for which they Tough
into the fabric of our National Life an
in this work we welcome the influenc
of the American Legion based, as it is
upon the principles which must Away
be at the very foundation Of the Repub
lie"