they are all brilliant men and worthjf
ot a nomination, and in that, sore elan
lion." Congressman Freeman then said
i bat ne would work for the best inter*
eats not ony of bis constituents bfll
for the whole of the U. S. A. He thea
told a little of the manner of how the
democrats had muddled up conditions
during and since the war that had
worked detrimental to the people ad
large. He wound np bis remarks by td>
viting the delegates and friends ta
dinner at the O. A. R. rooms la tfen
town hall building. Throe hundred at
more sat down to a dinner served fegr
the Woman’s Relief Corps.
Upon recommendation of the com
mittee on resolutions, the Hullimll
resolution was adopted. Resolved
“By the republican convention of thf
Second Congressional District of Ood
nectleut I* convention assembled thl|
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