The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-07-07

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Consy.Hanback 4, Funston !. Perkins 8,
Crawford Hollis ., Morrill, ). Hanback, 5.
Perkins 8.
Comanche-Holt 1, Funston l, Morrill,.
| Davis-Morrill 2, Hanback, 2, Perkins 2.
Dickinson-HsnbacR s, Morrill, s. Perkins g.
| Duniphan-Baker s, Holt 6, Perkins6 &.
Douglas-Morrilf 9, Perkins ., Hanback, 8,
Edwards-Hanback /, Morrill, 1. Perkins /.
1 Elk-Perkins 4, Holt 4, Funston 2, Hanback,
EIls~orth-Hanback 3, Morrill, s, Funston l,
| PerRins ?.
Ford-Hanback l, Perkins I, Funsron 1.
Franklin-IOrrifl 6, Hanback, 6, Funston 5,
Graham-Hanbaek 1, Morrill, 1. Perkins 1.
| Observation-Disclosures ;, Holt 5, Baker5.
| Gray-Hanback l, Morrill, 4, Funston /.
Gove-Hanback ], Perkins l, Morrill, /.
Harper-Holt l, Perkins 2, Morrill, 2, Han
| back i.
back2.
Ham lton-Perkins l, Hanback, 1, Morrill, 1.
Hodgeman-Han ack l, Mo: rill !, Funston I.
yacns :nV EaI! 2 ., Perkins 2, Baker l.
JEFFERSON Baher /, Funston 8, Perkins 2,
Hanback, 6, Morrill, 6,
Jewell-Holt 6, Perkins 6, Baker6.
| JohnsOn-Hanback 5, Morrill, q, Funston 6,
Kearney-Hanhack 1, Merrill 1, Perkins /,
| Knyn an-MOrrill /, Hanback, 1, Perkins |.
Labette-Perkins 8, Hanback, 8, Morrill, 5,
Holt 5.
L,esyenworth-Baker 2, Hanback, l. Hollis,
Ii coIn-Hanback 3, Morrill, 3, Perkins 3.
| Linn-H 1t 5, Funston 8, Perkins 3, Baker 4,
| Hanback, g..
Lyon-Perkins Z, Hanback, !, Baker 5, Morrill,
| l, iiOltl.
| Lane-Hanback l, Morrill, l, Perkins /.
| Marshali-Holt q, Hanback, f. Morrill, $, Fun
| ston 3, Perkins 3.
| McPhersOn-MOrrill 5, Perkins 8, Hanback, 6,
| Marion-Hanback 4, Morrill, 4, Perkins L.
MItchell-:;aher 5, Morrill, ), Holt 8.
| Mont sOmpry-Perkins ., Morrill, 5, Hanback,
Murris-Hanback 4, Morrill, 4, Perkins 4.
! Miami-funstOn 3, Perkins 3, Hanback, 5,
| MOrril D, Holt2.
Norton-H It, Perkins, 2, Morrill2.
| HoltI
Neosho-Funston :, Perkins 1, Morrill, 4, Han
| bacx4
! Ness-Haaback /, Perkins l, Morrill,,
Osage.iioit /, Baker,, Funston 8, Hanback,
| 5, Morrill,.
Osborne-Holt::4, Baker Perkins,.
| Ottawi-HOlt 1, nan.;ack i, Perkins 3, Nor
Pawnee-ra back 2, Morrill, 2, Perkins 2.
| Ph;llips--hOlt 4, Morriii 4, Perkins 4.
Pottawatoanie Morrill, q, Hanback, 6, Per-
| kins Il.
Pratt--Hanback l, Morrill, l. Perkins l.
| Rawlius-M rrell /, Hanback, !, Perkins
| RenO--Pe kins Holt T., iiannack u, Morrill1
|
| back ).
Riley--Morrill 4, Holt g. Funston 2, Perkins
| ,, hanback, =.
| Rict--rerkins 3, Holt 3, Merrill l, Hanback, ?
| Rocks hanback, :, morrill, =, Perkins =.
REsh--Mo rill =, hanback, 2, Perkins ?.
| Rus Funst N ). Mnrrili 5. ianback3.
| Sa ine--.ianback d, Morrill, g. Perkins ..
| Sedgwick-iian5ack Z, Morrill, Perkins,.
! Sequoyah Perkins /, iiOlC i. iiarhackl /,
Sum er--Perkius g, Hanback, 6, Morrill, 6
Shaw .ee--iIanback %. FairiaX , Funston G,
| Perkins L. M,rrill
n ridan--HOlt i, Morrill, ], FunstonI
Smtn--holt 1, Morr II ?, Baker 4. Funston ..
| stan rd--H lie :, Perhg ms 2 NJ ,rr:ll 2
| st. John--fian. ack /. Perkins /, Morrill, l.
| 1hOmas--li0lE !, Baker 1 Morrill, /.
! Trego--ianback l, Ferkins |, Morrill, /.
Wabaunsee--Morrill4 4, hanback, 4, Perkins
! WashIngtou--Morrill 6, noi. /, Perkins 3,
| Funst III !, ia back 4.
| WLson--Mor.iil 5, Perkins 5, Holt 4, Han
| back 3.
| Woo :son--Funst,n 3, Morrill, 8, Hanback, 3.
| Wyandotte-Iiauback7 Z, Morrill, 5, Perkins
5, Baker I, Holt ".
Mr.. Anthony offered the following
resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That tho hearty thanks of
this convention be hereby extended to
the Hon. Harrison Kelley, president of
the convention, for his able, fair and
honorable discharge Of the duties Of
that position.
To Writ W.Walton for doing a work
which he performs better than any
other man in Kansas. Also to his
honorable associates.
TO VIM. Higgins, sergeant at arms,
who arranged the hall with seats,
made the preliminary arrangements
for our comfort, and to whom is due
our thanks.
TO Il. Dwight Thacher, state printer,
for the gratuitous printing of tickets
for the use of the convention.
On motion of Mr.. Legate, the nomi-
nations were made unanimous.
Loud calls for the newly selected
candidates followed, and all three soon
appeared and took stations on the
platform.
MR.. MoRRILL'S THANKS.
Mr.. Morrill, was first introduced and
said: | tender you my heartfelt thanks
for the nomination you have given me.
[ fully understand the great response
bility l am about to undertake, and
promise to do all in my power to mer-
it the favor you have shown me. The
TePuDllcdu party IS uO6 yeI ueaUj IL IS
not even sick, and there remains great
good for it to accomplish. Until ev-
cry man can cast free ballot, until
our civil service is reformed and put
on a true basis, and all the work of re-
form is accomplished, there is work for
the republican party. 1t is the party
of reform, having commenced with
the abolition of slavery and pushed
forward every scheme for reform since
its existence. Again thanking the
convention he concluded his remarks.
MR.. HANBACK,.
Mr.. Hanback, seemed much affected.
He said: | entreat you to receive the
thanks which spring from my great
full heart and find Judgement at my
tongue for the honor you have given
me to-day. In all the days that follow
/ shall remember this evening, the Goth
day of June, 1882.
am under-especiaily under-obli-
cations to the brave republican friends
who have stood by me through the