The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-08-17
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Republican party this tal shalt x8lhe
hs a true and loyal iHepbcr TO u iaR
and sustain its nomiisfs and VriiE
eiplcs until victory crowiic1 the dzI0rt
in November. Although t 10
,the dearest wish of his he aFt M
might receive the cndorSeines sebf fBl3
convention, yet, agaiIfs6
and under the protesfof .IltsssAst In
friends, he took this stop n
thanking bis friends, he took his scat
amid the most iateuFe feeling fgal tu-.
multuous applause, having not only
gained new friends, but cemented in a
I.stroDgcrsboad all of his old opes,.e ii
The following names v ere then
placed in nqIqin!aii.qqn. as !dsl fgasqs to
theJudicial Convention. .eWko we're
elected as whole, by .acclGhasioif: T
II. C, Slbsy, p. IT, Massey, keph STAFF
ford, Geo. Litzenberg, James Riclley,
j. c. Davis and HI. jackson. ~ 80
The following named gentlemen
were clected'as altcrhhtes I'd the same
Gonyentipn T.. Geo. K. Ayfss,,. Geo
Salisbury, w. d. Williams L.. TX.
Kelidle, Ben. Watson, John Carpeiter
ana E. a. Dorsey. - '..s:' :
For delegates TO the State GopYerl-
tioa the following nominations were
made and unanimously elected - NJ.
W. Levy, L. n. Woodcock, Dan. E.
Boone and VIM. Hayes, with tho fol-
lowing named alternates; Hon. james
r. Mead, Chas. Schattner, W. p. Ross
and John Kelly.
| For the Congressional Convention
the following named gentlemen were
unanimously chosen, having been Sc
lected il caucus for Hon. w. r. Brown
for Congress: W. 3. Williams, iIor-
ace Carpenter, NJ. Stewart, Geo. Sails
bury and A. g. Burr, with the fol-
lowing alternates g. X. Ayres, Il
B. Bell, VIM. Lyman, j. a. Nelson
and John I. Carpenter.
Two SETS of delegates were present
cd to the Convention for the Senate
rial Convention, representing the can
didacy of Hon. John Kelly and Hon.
NJ. S. Adams, respectively. The KEEL
ly delegates were, from the Ninety
second District; Tom. Trickey, l..
n. Woodcock, j. NJ. Steele, Geo. st.
Dennis, NJ. T. Goodell and S. q. john
son; and from the Ninety third Dis
trict: p. Mcdonald, Horace Carpen-
ter, J. b. York, G, ". Litzenberg,
Col. NJ. Stewart and VIM. Lyman.
The lists favoring Adams were. from
the Ninety-second District: j. c. Da-
Wis, j. n. Forey, Owen Smith, Z. H.
Massey, a. J. Cook and j. C. Richey;
and from the Ninety-ihird Districts f.
NJ. Misner, J. G. Valentine, Z. Stat
ford, S. w. Richmond, j. }. Williams
and Thomas Williamson.
The former lists were elected on the
first ballot, the vote standing thirty
four for Kelly, as against twenty-nine
for Adams.
The lists of altcrnatcs have been
misplaced.
The following resolution was then
passed:
ResolceI, That the delegates elected
by this County Convention to the
Senatorial Convention are instructed
to cast their votes, first, last and all
the time for. John Kelly for State
Senator.
The Convention further authorized
the delegates and alternates in cases
where there was failure Of a full del
egation at any Convention to cast the
full vote of the county.
The Convention was very full, very
harmonious and largely made up from
the best elements of the Republican
party of the county. With the major
ity of its members wire-pulling or
political trading would have been of
no avail. The session was short and
harmonious, having adjourned at five
O'Clock D. m.