The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-08-17
"BE IT RESOLVED. That we, the

"BE 1T RESOLVED, That we, the
Democratic Party of Sedgwick County,
Colorado, assembled in pursuance of
law. again proclaim our adherence
to .and reverence for the Constitution
of the United States, and the protec-
ton to life and property guaranteed
thereby.
"We solemnly renew our allegiance
to the undying principles of Demo-
cratic administration OF National af-
fairs under the guiding hand of Wood
row Wilson, through whose undying
devotion to Constitutional principles
and the welfare of humanity there was
brought about a world peace and far
reaching reforms in the affairs of the
whole civilized world.
we condemn the present Republi-
can administration of National af-
fairs as inefficient non-constructive,
and wasteful, and strew with broken
prediction promises to the people as
the price of party support. We con-
denim it for its failure to keep its
promises to reduce taxation, and re-
ileve the people from the high cost of
living.
"We condemn the so-called Emer-
gency Tariff bill as a snare and de-
fusion and an attempt to deceive and
mlslead the farmers and stock grow
ers Of the country.
I'VE condemn the, proposed tariff
now pending in Congress as an out
rage upon the American consumer and
as social legislation solely for the
benefit of the manufacturing trusts
and Wall Street interests.
We charge the Republican Party
with bad faith and political juggling
in its treatment of the American sold
iers of the World war by failure to
pass promised legislation for their
relief.
1--WE condemn the proposed ship
subsidy bill now pending in Congress
and sponsored by President Harding
as un-American, unconstitutional, and
for the sole benefit of special inter-
ests.
I'VE accuse the present Republican
administration of the State of Colo
RADIO with wasting and. dissipating the
public funds of tn estate with the re-
suit that part of the expenses of ad-
ministering public affairs are now be-
ing met by the issue of interest bear
ing State warrants.
I'VE further charge said admins
tration with the failure to keep its
promise to reduce taxation, public ex-
penditure, and thus relieve the burden
resting upon the people caused by
high and excessive taxation and un-
necessary public expenditures,
1--WE point with pride to the eff
cient records made by certain of the
county officials elected by the Demo-
cratic Party of Sedgwick County.
1--WE believe in efficient and eco
nomical administration of public af-
fairs by the oicers elected by the peo-
pie, and pledge our candidates, if elect
ed, to conduct the affairs of the coun-
ty with the strictest economy possible
consistent with good business princi-
pies"
The assembly then proceeded with
the designating of candidates for the
various county offices to be filled
which resulted in the following:
County Clerk and Recorder-Mar-
tina Sheets. (Acclamation).
County Treasurer-Victor Miller.
(Acclamation).
County Commissioners. C. Wag-
ner. (Acclamation).
Superintendent of Schools-Mrs. G.
II. Austin. Long Term. (Acclama-
tion).
Superintendent of Schools-Mrs. G.
H. Austin. Short Term. (Acclama-
tion).
County Assessor. L. Glenn, Fin
ley Dye.
County Sheriff-John Sincock, w.
E. Cunningham.
County Coroner-Dr. w. C. David
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