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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-09-05
Tie State Republican Ticket.

No ticket ever put in the field by the
Republican party Of this State, prob
ably, has met with such universal
endorsement as the ore nominated at
Topeka last week. The fact that two
very positive and strong men stood
breast aud breast in the convention
for twenty -four aaSurs, and that in the
end friend of both was chosen. ac-
counts very largely for the cordiality
and universal good feeling all around.
As far as the Republican party is con-
ccrned, it is now Of the smallest mo.
ment what the Democracy may do, tor
the party majority will exceed any
ever yet won in Kansas. Anthony
made good Governor aud his friends
stood up for him like a wall. Martin
for twenty years had served most
faithfully the Republican party of the
State with service that had not only
brought grand fruits to the party, but
TO the State at large, and his friends
were no less determined that those
services should then and there be rec
ognized. This fact alone, as il has of.
ten in the past in like situations, gave
10 the minority candidate, who was a
friend 10 both, the victory the only
victory that could be participated in
by the whole convention and the whole
party.
The convention of rs will go into
our history as enc of The most remark
able that has occurred since the days
of Jim Lane who expected, as a mat
ter of course, and who never failed to
transfer his following anywhere at
any time.
Col John +. st. John is iIoosier |
by birth. He is forty-flye years old.
From the station Of poor boy he be-
came, with mature years. an accom-
plished and successful lawyer. He |
served al through the war, retiring
at tie end as The Colonel of the gal
liant l43d Illinois. Ten years ago he
came TO Kansas and settled at Olathe,
the county seat of johnson county,
where he has resided ever since, filling
various positions and enjoying the es-
teen ard confidence Of all who haze
known him. The editor of the EA-
GLE, the writer hereof, served two
terms in the State Senate with ST.
John, and without any hesitancy
whatever, we say that he will make
one Of the mos, popular men with the
mass OF the party, that ever occupied
the executive chair. Whatever he is
for, he is for all over. Radical, enthu- ,
sia.tic, and hopeful, he quails before [
no odds. When he has once made up {
his mind TO measure or course, no
cajoling, coaxing, threats, or pressure
can move him. As public speaker q
few can equal or even approach him 9
In enthusiastic spirit, and in popular, !
and rapid expression. His 5
canvass will set the prairies ringing 4
from the Missouri 10 the mountains. c
In the balance Of the State ticket :
there was but one change made in the q
present ofiicers- Thos. Cavanaugh- q
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Sher;Fs Ssla

pssrrie, euast. Ia.rs@eath ssaIciaa pistssss,
S~aswtck esnnts. ksasss.
samuel Levy. ~
y. A. English. Oslo En<iisA. Chaviss;
n. peaac. Heary Doaslss. and TIE
pauy.
Ey sirtce OF an order az sale tsssacd cot a tks
tag in amt Ter ssdswsek eeaHsy Esssa<. ~here-
osis A. Eaglish, sAsr.ss 6 Dsaae. ilr.sy i'gss-
Comp sny are lclendaats. ! viii %
Szsarssg. sas isat Deg sf xssssssssr. A. .. isss.
bstwern tne hessss Of . add O'Clock p m ~
the courthouse door. being a. tae frost Of the
building known ns Lsge block, On psusiss Az
snas. !. . r. sstg q ~.shas., ksass- 49, lss
cash IN hard, all the feilow5nx described real
prpperty. situated Ia the ccnsty ~ D<s1.wirk,
state OF knnxar. 10 wit
ton % the sewn ef wishstai Lots No I. cad
ON Fifsb Av@nue in EnSitsh's ~ .nx1dfton 10 ths
cay Of Wichita, AMI sots No. tee. ID. ies. ~
and it on Topeka Avenee. In Enxtssh,s ~ ssisis-
Hon ia ,hs city ef wishitss eisn b~ssEntux 81 .
ppint ts4 s-lo,hs feet nerth OF tho seafhs~st cor
ner Of the southwest quarter VI secpaa ~. N
Feet tesncs west ,ess tses. sh<scr seulh -
si0ths feet, th-nre .esS feet ~ place " BE-
Ginning; aad svsiailiag at pctns "a fete es-t q
thr seuth west corner 81 the zo0th 9nRrscr u
.estioa No. "a Ia tewnsstp q. ssatn VI rAsxs
east, thrnc- easi along the s~tsrsn ltas ~ said
section u - ts<t, thene< north - feft thence
west ~ feet, tseass .ssash 80 feed. ID pises u
Said rrai property j. levied upoa a. lac prep-
eriy Of defendants Ia said abovr eatitisi asiloa.
and VI. ss sss sss s. s ss,s sss.,y
Kansas. August ", A. D. IN ppxxsxa
sheriff seigwiek Coaafy. kaasss-
s'ass y ua'isn, ria:asia's Ai'erasss.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-09-05

The Second Congressional District
CARR ed off the bulk Of the honors al
the recent Republican State Conver-
tim. The candidates for Governor,
.-ieutenant-G Governor, Treasurer and
Attorney GenersI-four ont of eight
ali from that district
The Fist District go; the Secretary Of
State and Chief Justice. and the Third
District the Auditor and Superinten-
dent OF bile ius,ruction.
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ATcHIsoN, August Si.-One of the
largest aud most enthusiastic wei.
comes ever known in Atchison vas
rendered Col. John A. Martin Tonight
on his return from Topeka Notwith-
standing he was one of the defeated
candidates for Governor, large con-
course of people met him al the depot
and escorted him home, and toni Oh,
several hundred citizens, accompanied
by brass band, rendered him an en-
thueiastic welcome at his residence.
Speeches were made by Hon. G. S.
A!drich and Webb McNall, OF Smith
county, Major w. F. Downs, Col. Ev-
crest and Hon. 3. T. Waggener. 1t
was one of the largest and most en;hu-
siastic gatherings ever witnessed in
this city.
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Highly Complimentary.

Before all The members of the late
Milt. Reynolds offered the following
resolution as tribute TO Gov. An
ihony whom he had strongly support
ed, which was passed by unanimous
sent:
Resolced, That in the administra.
ton Of Gov. Geo. T. ANTHONY, we rec
ognize the faithful following of the
highest principles of right aud justice
the buiwarks of our Republican
we gladly pay tribute 10
the steadfastness OF his devotion 10
The best interests of his State, his peo-
pie, his nation and his party, and say
to him in the naIne of Kansas, "Well
done thou good and faithful servant"
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Scarcely.

Tic Louisiana Democrats go a step
further than their brethren IN the
Northwestern States on the money
question. They not only demand the
substitution Of greenbacks for bank
notes, but the total abolition of the
national banking system.-Chico go
Times.
We guess not. The Republicans of
the Third district of Kansas declared
squarely for the same thing. Ga re-
moneiization the same district too
lead the country two years ago.
Whenever the Democracy, or any par
ty in any section, gets ahead of South
western Kansas in radical progression,
it will not be long till the millennium.
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The County Ccnv,nM,

The primaries meet tosday and the
County Convention Saturday. From
the material in the field q mistake
would be well-nigh impossible. Every
candidate offering is sound, political
ly, and we do not know of any gentle
man that is unqualified in any respect
to fill the position to which he aspires.
We trust the convention may en-
dorse the State platform, especially
the railroad taxation and money
planks. We want no half way meas
ures these times.
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stats Ssnster.

We understand that Hon. IL. C..
Sluss, of Wichita, will be candidate
for State Senator, to succeed Hon.
John Kelly, resigned. As Mr.. Sluss is
one of the best men in the district, we
have no doubt but that he will be
nominated. AS we believe Mr.. Sluss
is man that will do the fair thing By
al! Of the counties in the district, we
will heartily support him for State
Senator.--AafhosvJ Journal.
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The Augusta Chrssscle is terribly
agiiaied over ce nomination of Rob-
ert sma!ls for congress in the eth
eoath Carolina district. IL waras the
South Carolina democrats that smaIls
has grca, inf.renee with his people.
but declares tina, bis game mast be
blocked th At force mast be met with
force, aud il blood is spilled sac ne
grocs wiz ye to blame.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-09-05
For the EAGLE.
The Sedgwick County Fair.

Ed. EAGLE:-Three weeks more
and the Sedgwick County Fair will be
in full blast. Bright are the prospects
for good one. The catalogue pre-
senting & very complete list of premi-
ums. also one hundred AID twenty adj
vertisements from the business men
of Wichita, is good evidence that the
fair interest has been thoroughly
worked up and that the city people
are, as usual, ready to give it q good
send OIL. Many and anxious are the
inquiries of some of our farmers.
They fear it will be too much speed
ring for other interests to receive u
fair share of attention. So far as the
management is concerned I, for one,
am satisfied that a. aims TO give all
departments a fair show. Ii fast
horse men prove more eDterprising
than we farmers, let us not Gssail the
managers. 1t don't look well for US
to growl about the spec d-ring receiy-
ing too much attention when we have
nothing on exhibition 10 draw that
attention in another direction, aud il
the thousands of farmers in Sedgwick
county viii each add heir mite, there
is no fear that the dozen or two fast
horse men in Wichita will impose up
on us or our interests. Let Us endeav-
or to make such display Of agricul-
tural products as will be peheld by
covetous eyes by those who visit US
from the main track of the Atchison.
Topeka & Santa Fc Railroad Presi-
dent Kelly will hold bis State Fair in
the Old Kansas. Let us hold the State
Fair Of the New Kansas at Wichita,
and in spite Ct the railroads unjust
determinations toward us for the last
five years we can beat them.
a FAPMER.
September ?, 1875.
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shor;Es Sale.

District coar, Thirteenth Judicial District.
ssdgwtck csnnis. Kansas.
Robert flmmoar,
W.
George kcsh
~ virfas af an aflisP of sale tssaed out % inc
pisfrsrf Court 81 the iits inf,sisi district ste
ting IN WIfi iUY -edg vii L county. ksasas. where
IN kohers ! inlnsons IA piainaic, aAd l.sgFse
Koch de3es1snt. wtilea
Ssisrads. "a iiia s~s " sfsfsaesy A. p. is.s.
between The hpass II and 4 e'cires y. M al
the coufshanse do"t, ltisg az The frnnt 81 ihs
building known ~ Eaaie iiock oe Desssla~ Ays-
nue, Ia tie city Ut MIchits. A.asss. ogsc Cor
ssie az puhlc Auction q the h4heas bisi.irs lgr
ca1h la hsSd, al Tie Fisbs, i.isr sat iafsscs. 10
the Defendant, t.usrFr keeh. 10 aad TO ,h0 isi-
i0Hirg Described fesi properly ssitaied % the
csiittS Of Sedswlce, sts;a III Il sasss. 10 All
iSts 80. til4te and fgsf. sni ms tsssth aaif u
fAe nrrtbs sft staHitef 81 asctnsn NJ. fisfer,
t"wbss4p Nc. ;xestg -seFrn. south Of rags sns
1F-f.
SCI real property - lssird upon as ne prpp-
eflY u IL a1a8t sseue-- apck, sa wlii ~ sold
t.. Eaitffy r@ta order OF ~tie-
saefia y esAre, ifhiis, ~sdssisk county
Kansas, Ansust ~. A. -. isss.
a W DgS<iS3,
sheriff ssdfwsrs ,etniy, ssasss.
Harris s Harris tiaiaHa's sitlnyys
Aa.af
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popular, efficient Tom-was beaten,
only because he had already held the
position two terms. Many friends
voted against him simply upon The
ground that he had had the place long
enocgh. James Smith. cx-treasurer
of Marshall county, received the NOM
ination. He is Q number one man.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-09-05
Ths Temperance C.npnsetag in Full Ms.,oa.

Lawrence, Kans., Aug. 3l.-The city
is OVERLOOKING with visitors to the
Great National Temperance Camp
meeting and the Kansas Valley Fair.
The leading temperance workers of
the United States are already OH the
ground. The meeting, to-day, will be
addressed by Governor Anthony, Col.
John =. st. John and many others.
The accommodations at Bismarck are
ample for almost any number Of visit.
ors. The western county displays at
the fair will be very fine. An UMPIRE
cedented number Of regular entries
have been made aud there is promise
Of splendid exhibition in ali respects.
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Here is the way "a. Jax" telegraph
ed from Wichita to the Great Bend
Tribune on the occasion of the nomi-
nation of Hon. Thos. Ryaa:
WICHITA, August 10, 1873.
Dear Geaesal-"96" in The shade.
Hot, amt it! I'm Pe;ered, AID
T.'Rvan to get home.
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WICHITA MOUND NURSERY.
Three Miles Southeast OF Wichita
on the Douglas Road,

namestal trees, shrueDery. etc. | viii have
grounds in Wichita 10 ssll M stock tho ccns-
ing fall aud spring. where 1t can DC had iresh
aud in the best condition. at bottom prices.
The stock ccasis,s OF apple trees, from oas TO
faur years oldl, pear tfess, cherry trees. plum
trees. pcsca Trees tsariy and best varieties or
namentsl trees. liuciudihg eyergreensl, small
traits, lbest aud leasiing kinds, grapes. tbes.
and leading varleties). rsspberries, bIaekoes-
ries, goo-eberries, carrsuts. strawberries, pie
plant, and hsdgs plants tone 10 two years
oli.l Al at bottom prices. l will grow .
large stock OF the best for this locality. Twin
also contract TO grow hedges tor parties wae
wish it. lati J. II. srrRss, Proprietor.
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Post Office Changes.

Post Office changes in Kansas during
the week ending Aug. 81, '7s, furnished
for THE EAGLE by VIM. YanVlcck, Of
the Post Office Department:
DISCONTINUED.
Union. Smith County.
NAME CHANGED.
Hayes. Nemaha County, TO Brough.
PosTMAsTEIS APPOINTED.
Homewood, Franklin County, Abra-
ham Funk.
Nelson, Cloud County, Hiram Tit
terington.
Parallel, Riley County, John a..
Schocfield.
Silver Dale, Cowley County. Sheri-
dan, Cattrell.
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cherif1s SAFE.
Court. isib Judicial District. eedg-

District Court. isib Judicial District. ssag-
wi~s souaiy, hansas.
The Nav EDslaad Iosnt
Company.
James Y ssywsni sid
sarah Hayward
Dy WINE Of an afsisr - sale .sau.I eut of tho
btsifiei tspst OF The stft lndscssi dlesfiaf all.
tag IA And sr setSNlek county, n sHsas y harr-
n ffiv New EokiaHd IssB aassi,.sy Is psasuaia
ahd Jeiass y Hsywarsl aud sarah liar ward are
dnisndsBis viii CA
seissfeg iss iffA esg n s1gfe~seg. a n. isss.
lses~een the lscefa 81 : sHd s'ciaek 0 n. Al ths
cattigtte dDat being # the fyoat " she Easisi-
ihs snows a. tagss biork on s}eississ Asesas
~ the riiS Of Wsehiis. ksB-.s sasr s.-f sale &C
raslie sisefson, y The stRbs4t bidder fas essh n
h4u.i, al hs right, tile su1 Interest .sf tss de-
icbd@n Jsifirs Hay ~ ard saa sarah a..y u ard
"a ard 10 The s5ifosisg Described real property
.ithaied m ssa eouaty Of ssdswiss. As.is IL
hspsaz, 10 viii
The saffbsesi als1rer OF section n,s.a,,sr r. IN
'svs.nip number -. range member age psst.
rash fsss t5"astfy Il Irsied UPON - Tho lrs.is-
clts Of def adhp;r jaime o. tfsyunssf asssi s.ssb
Hay wssd- SRI sill bs .cid 10 sxilsfy aid sfd4s
OF ssis
shsra = sfnea, jefsssa, sedswisk eesssy.
Kansas August -, A. ID, i-ss
~ " orssISs,
Harris isafris, fIsintis's Atissnsy..
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Ed. Eagse-Please announce my name as
candidate Tor the Office of County Superin-
teEdent of Public Instruction, subject to the
decision Of the Republican County Conven-
ton. J. ". DAVIDSON.
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sasriFs Sale.

Di.usr. Court. issa Judicial District. se'lswieh
county, Kansas.
1hos ID. Craddoek,
Frank johnson,
LIE sissue af an order ~ sale issued out or ths
district eeaft OF the Ish Judicial tstrtct. sitting
IN asi Dor Sesigwitk county, kansss. Uhs veta
Thos. ID. Grsddock i plAsnitH and Ersnd Jshs-
son Is defendsnt. VIII, on
Sdfprsay. the lns day u S<pfesssr, A. %. isss.
oeiween the hoers Of sasi o'clock. p. Va, ss
The courthouse door, being ~ 'tiss iruns OF The
building ksaaa IS Esgie ntsek on psasf1s ese-
nuc In the city OF Wichita. kassas, oees fev
sale AZ pasilc anrtion, 6, thc highest bsit:f f,r
cash 10 hand, NIL the right, tEtie and strf>.t ~
the dc fsndani Frsnk Johasoa, "a and t. the fol-
lowing described property. situated in tho coaa-
~ OF se,gwisk and state Of kansas. u wit;
Lcts Nos. liz and 10 Oh Water street. Ia ths
town. now city. OF W .ehita. Also saior's
iron heating stove. asd enc cooking stsss.
said property u irssesi upon a. The property OF
defendant. frank johnson, aud will be Sold To
satisfy said order OF sale.
sheriff y ofzce, Mlehita. Auguss - 1858.
II. ". DtNSi>ts, snsrtn.
-laks itnffbo. rtatuflaf Aif.sturta
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II. G. Sluss, Esq, of Sedgwick, has
been nominated for the state senate,
and the Commonwealth says he is one
of the '.best aud brightest" OF all the
men of the valley. Now that paper
knows that the words above quoted
are almost identically the ones that
killed L. L. I. The Paola Spirit
called him the ''brightest aud purcst."
Please don't kill Siuss !-Uutchssoa
Ners.
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shn.EE 80.

D.sinss tsayf ysisse~nfs ystaiei.l Bisgslsg.
sFa5s - 4ssafs. szsxNs.
Hsiay nDaz44s.
Sets v Esaf al 8sfs Fear
- ftfses ~ ~ st1fs = ssiz sssse.s az 81 "a.
ss'f-es +ysrT "a ~ isss 3adie3si Sgss.ist sis-
ting 10 .ir1 IL tsssEafss a-ssef+ EaAsAs - s.f.-
- iffarJ paaz = visfAsig ts.d SY3.a y k.s<
as A-fz HIS are 81 ssstasts. ! s.a o.
s@'ss<es ~ 3.ft 81 y ssgtstases. q. u. rs.
.'sigsrH ~ sszzl y sas1 o,sgexk : a A. a.
fsifti.sf, efis,f ,s1g "a tEs fS5 ~ Sc - ~
~ ept,F : - ssls rtssE. - is..zg7ea Asssss.
% ~ eiff ~ "leAlt1, AEhsss ae&f fsr sale "a
e - sla g ~ y f,ess Asssseg ~ rAsk -
2ssii al ~ SSbt. t4ls sol isE1fsst - u de-
st9eHis @s.sss y tsef SKI May gs-T. h. ss1
:. = fsSESs a. sssf i1l rr-s isTe,saFff sfsasf-
81 - - sseeasS. - asas "a. sss4s 81 seasSs,
% 50
S4te easssssxf easu.f ~ ssetses szs.3.ss AZ
tssti i.sssstF AsszA's< snsssy - tf, ssafn -
rnssr - ssi13-
~-sf ffsi less~Tsg e iFsset ss4sa - g. s,ss-
- - = + -ssit Ss1A " y - ass5 x-sx y. -
ssl r. - iss.4 "a nzf4sfs $50 order a e,Ss
tis-fs7'r esFss, ssAisz 4e.skrfzz rasasT
SAsss=ss Aags<t -. a. b. acz.
~. ~. Dt'xsgsG,
stlsfsg e<-sx*sss tssaasr 49,.
ssssss : siassss. s1~ssf;ss Asssf1<sr
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Ed Eaxie-Plexse announce that | am
candidate for the Office Of superintendent Of
pabllc Instruction. suhjscs TO the action Of the
Republican Coacsy Convention.
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sharnT'a sala.
pisisisi cesst. issA Jaais,ai Dsa.sss,, ssss-
VIA eesiaiS. ksssss.
John iiaShss.

w1is eeaaty, kssssss
John iiaEhss.
A. e.. Aelsstisf Add Car
.iihr MsiseasF.
Hy siftes Of an ceslsy ~ sal. FACED 3st ~ he
iisttift eesit ~ Tho isss lsei@i district. ssiss
y Af1 for SR'tE sizes sesinfy, akhask, ehefasa
John HHsfsss = pissnfis aa;i q aetssslrf sna
,@feisae ksslssl'lsf. sfE defrBsf<ttF, viii an
Saturday. Tee ists aez 81 sfrf>a1sy, 4 d. ia.
bslws-a ihr hsess 81 sud , IA - sae s..ast-
i.fnf~ 97sg. bFisa =; TIE trent ~ lf,s baiisipx
ssss. ~ > 81 bioes, % Dsaxiss ssenne. ia
i'ie 80 ~ y ichita. Ssssa., DIR - sale, AZ
ttlise sae;s9n - tie hte,ssi biassf s5s cal, In
hah3. s5i iss rishi, ftis and issssrss. q ie a.
tsrassts a q. sisisaa-r ssd sasos4h~ a@iAa1.s
- end - las fgiioN NJ dssFssbSd real t,s.b~ytx
ssSsis1 y lie e5ssfy ~ se-t siek, stat Of sa-
ssa, 10 ulf
ia seyeas5 .ffsss On ssd sessafs.a sc s-sI IN
" strr sfftef 80 ihs fvza. 49, city ~ wichita
ssia fs4i pfePeftz j. isFtsd as.ss - gse po;p-
az - detfHazais 2, = Af;ss.iss "a fstsiis.s
i.isAsisr ssa siii be ss - sssisf5 AL asisr ct
sails
r-s-s3a . ~a1s HieAsta. Assasi q. .ssx.
~. BtHAfsts sBexfr
sigss IisEfea, FlGfssisFs A1tsfNsss so-s
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Editor Eaglc-fiesse announce me rs cands-
date for the Office of Superintendent. OF SCHOOLS
for Sedgwick county, subject to the decision Of
The Republican County Convention.
J. ID. CALDWELL.
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District conrt, Thirteenth Judicial District,
sedKwtck esnnis. Kansas.
ff.bssf fEa,za,a.
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9osaess oppa1ss.
s!lsesite Ct = - - - el1elsle. .kln1
II. - c4uMDs receiver ~ ~ t1se See3oaa1
1sskef WteAila, xaneG 3 phlpe1n, 90 49,.
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-09-05

A4nten1u county, Wae 0y ecctaWAkt0A'
declared the nominee for Secretary Of
State.
The rules were suspended aud John
Francis was nominated for Treasurer
by reclamation.
P.I. Bonebrske was nominated for
Auditor in the same manner.
The nomination Of Attorney Gen.
eral being the next business in order,
Hon. Willard Davis, Judge Webb,
Judge Nathan Price, Hon. A. NJ. F.
Randolph, and Hon. Nelson Adams
were placed in nomination. The first
ballot was taken amid great confusion
aud the changing of votes afterward
increased it to such an extent that the
Secretary declared be was, unable to
tell who had majority, and new
roll-caIl was ordered, which resulted
as follows: Davis, 104; Price, "a.
Mr.. Merritt, of Pottawatomie moved
that the nomination be made unani-
nous. Carried.
A committee of fifteen was appoint
ed TO suggest to the convention the
names of members of tho State Cen
trail Committe. The committee re-
tired while the vote was being taken
for Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton. The names of Hon. A. 3. Lem
mon, Hon. VIM. Bishop and DR.. c. r.
Pomeroy were suggested and the roll
was called. Before tho result was an
nounced, Mr.. Lennon was made the
unanimous nominee of the convention.
The committee TO suggest names of
the State Central Committee reported
the following, choosing them from
each judicial district:
Gee. A. Eddy, Leavenworth,
Cy. Leland, Doniphan,
j. c. Wilson, Shawnee,
l.. X. Kirk, Anderson,
VIM. Thompson, Usage,
Theo. Botkin, Linn,
+. ii. Funston, Allen,
W. A. Johnston, Ottawa,
A. j. Bnckland, Barton,
II. L. Alden, Wyandotte,
S. o. Mcdowell, Cherokee,
w. E. Reid, Cloud,
A. L. Redder, Butler,
Geo. A. Atwood, Ellsworth,
s. Il. Farwell, Osborne.
The report was adopted.
Mr.. Tomlinson offered the follow
ing resolutions, which were adopted:
Resolved, That we indorse the plat
form of the Republican State Conven-
ton at Topeka, and the candidates
placed by it in nomination, and pledge
our hearty and undivided support Of
its nominees.
Do,oJ.aI That yho rrrcoat ,1l:t:.a1
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-09-05

Editor Easie-rlease ann0usce M nal1e -
sczndldsie for tae Office ~ County Assarnsy
subject to the action OF tho Repuoliean Cous-
" Convention. in. RaLDKksyoy.