The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-25

AXxDWB0GS 70 INC C1AA1 bo~esoss -
Connittee delegates from the di9srsnttows
ships Of Tia county and vards 81 the city .
eesnSted 4 Eagle Han % Saturday last to se
let delegates TO attend the susie Convention
At two O'Clock the assembly Was called u
orderby Ceaona L \. Nsodeeek, chsfrnas
OF the Central Committee. On motion 81 -
A. Richey c. r. Ludlun was elected sespo
rary eAairnaa, sand Ceaosa Milton stewan
temporary secretary.
On motion OF W. A. Richey John Falken'
stein, WIN. Ferris, Samuel sackett, and -
IF Brown were appointed Committee on
Credentials.
On motion, S. s. King, DR.. Tucker, n. N
Southwick, W. II Yazel and W. W. Hos
Committee on Permanent Orgapization.
On motion, 9. E. Joceiyn, ,. n. Steele,
Brown Of. Grant, A. Minich and r. E. Law
renee, on Resolutions.
On motion. w. B. williams, w. d. Stroag,
levi Branson, G. s. Blood, s. D. Halloween,
on Order Of Business.
Adjourned for thirty minutes.
On reassembling the different commitfeei
reported the following:
Permanent Organizstion-C. b. Ludium'
Chairman; Colonel Stewart. Secretary.
The Committee on Credentials reported the
followiug-named gentlemen - entitled to
seats In the convention:
Minneha-C. b Ludlum, W. b. Ferris.
Sherman-L. Barnes, J. W. Dale.
Wichita-A. J. Cook, E. Phillips.
+ Astica-John Kelly, W. D. Strong.
Grand River-J. q. Richey, L +. Jones.
Garden Plnins-N.M Southwick, IL. Ault.
Erica. Outlaw, W. Embree.
Illinois,. Sackett, ). X. Ralph.
Kechi-A. E. johnson, s. Vandergrif, s.
d. Hoilowell.
FL Paso-A. Minich, II. Z. Tucker, J. Nc
Bee.
Delano-John Mccormack, A. E. Dodge,
z. E. Lawrence.
Union-O. F. layer, NJ +. Brown, W.
vanvolkenburg. ..s
Ohio-L. Anderson, B. Boycs.
Payne-C.. ". Cencklin, c. n. Tanning.
waco-w. Simpson, G. L. Blood, c. Good
year.
Gypsum. Z. Bush, Levi Branson.
Salsm-W. ". Hays, j. Eager. J. Haughey.
Lincoln-W. H. Yazel, B. H. Fox.
Greeley-H. d. Heiserman, S. W. McCor-
mack.
Grant-E. Carnehan, T. +. Brown, Z. Allen
Ninnescah-G. Freeman, W. h. Taylor.
Eagle 7. j. Jacoby, W. G. Black.
City-lst NardJ. N. Steele, $. s. King.
". Stewart.
End ward-H. Grubb, N. J. Olinger, J. NJ.
Carr.
3rd ward-C. A. VanNess, 7. L. Nixon,W
A. Richey. s.
4th ward-w. A. Thomas, S. E. Jocelyn,J J.
Junkerman.
The report was accepted and committee
discharged.
The Committee on Order of Business rec
commended
First-Election Of permanent chairman and
secretary.
Second-That each representative district
'lect their delegates separately and one at
arge Jointly.
Kelly. OF Attica, objected, and AFTER debate
the convention amended the report agreeable
20 the call of the Central Committee, viz: A
county convention to elect three delegates
rom each representative district, and one at
arge.
The Committee on Resolutions reported the
following. which were adopted without a
dissenting voice:
Rssolred, That we hereby reafiirm our faith
in and adherence to the principles Of the Re
publican party, and il the present crisis OF
<r.... all -I.xrI<a
heir country to rally to the support Of those
pr. ciple-.
Resoired, That We believe the Nation should
always be at liberty to command the services
# any OF its citizens. and none should be de-
val red from any position. even the highest,
N account of previous services, however IL
.ustriOus.
Resolced, That il is the sense Of this con-
vention. and OF the Republican party OF Sedg-
wick county. that the Kansas delegation To
he National Republican Convention at Chi
ago vii. best serve the interest Of tue party
~ defeiring to the wish OF delegations from
doubtful States in the nomination, as they
best know under what standar,i-bcarer they
An carry their States TO victory
S. s. King moved that the nominations be
made from each district and at large, aid
those receiving the highest humber Of votes
In their respective districts aud the gentle
ma receiving the highest number OF votes al
large be declared the nominees Of the conven-
lion.
The motion prevailed, and the following
named gentlemen were placed in nomination:
Ninety-third District-John Kelly, G. W.
Steenrol, W. w. Hays, s. S. Cosad, L. Z.
Lawrence, 4. Minich, S. Barnes.
Ninety-second District-T. +. Brown, s. E.
Jocelyn, II. w. Lewis, w. A. Thomas, W.
Il. Ransom. NJ. NJ. Murdoch.
At LARGE. NJ. Steele. II. C. Sluss.
Mr.. Barnes and Murdoch both declined the
uominatiOn