The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-10-19

mends that in the absence Of any del
egate, the delegation Of the precinct
b empowered e COST his vote.
r. B. IN0RAHAM,
II. C. 0RIDER,
NJ. d. SAMPSON,
| COMMITTEES.
Report Of committee on permanent
organisation was adopted ~ follows:
Your committee on permanent Or
IgAni1stioo beg leave to sublnlt the fol-
lowing - the permanent 0lficerS0f this
convention. Chairman, ]. g. M0hlef.
Secretary, L. G. Warner.
DC. lockwood,
Chairman Of Committee.
Report of committee on order Of
business was adopted - follows:
Your committee on order Of buei-
ness recommend that the nominations
for county officers be made In the fol-
lowing order, viz:
County Attorney.
Clerk OF the District Court.
Probate Judge.
Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton.
And that these be elected, one men,
| her Of the county central committee
from each municipal township and
one from each ward In the city Of So
lima. Said committee to be elected by
| the delegates from their respective
township or wards. Respectfully sub
United, d. r. WA0srAFF,
s. E. MARTIN.
A. ROBBINS,
Committee.
REPORT was SO amended as to give
one member Of Central committee to
each municipal township and one
for each ward Of City of Salins and
two from Spring Creek township.
Report Of committee OH Resolutions
was adopted rs follows:
Resotred-By the Republicans Of
Saline county assembled i'm cOnven-
ton, that we reaf1irm our devotion to
the time honOred principles Of the Re-
publican party.
Resofred-That we are in favor Of
free ballot and . fair count, and shall
loyalty and earnestly labor for the
success Of the Republican party until
every citizen Of the nation can fear
lessly cast his ballot As he chooses and
have IL counted as cast.
Res0fred-That we are opposed to
all mOnopOlies, and ~ Republicans
shall never cease our efforts until the
rights Of the people are properly re-
spected by those in charge of the rail-
roads of our country.
ResotUed-That we will hold our
public servants to q strict accOunta-
bility, and we congratulate the Re-
publicaDs Of the nation upon the fact
that the Republican party has ever
corruption from our midst and of |
maintaining law and order.
Resotred-That we are highly |
pleased with the public services OF |
Hon. p. Is. Plumb, and believing |
that he Is q man Of the people we are
in favor OF his reelection to the United |
States Senate.
T. L. BOND,
j. w. AMOS,
ROBERT CRAWFORD,
Committee.
On motion the following nOmina.
tons were then made, each nominee
being called upon and responding
with u neat little speech:
ID. T. Lockwood presented the
name of II. s. Cunningham for County |
Attorney. Unanimously nominated
by reclamation.
l.. +. Parsons presented the name
Of Nels Peterson for Clerk of the Dis
trict Court. Unanimously nominated.
J. w. Amos presented the name of
Jonathan Weaver for Probate Judge.
Unanimously nominated by acclalia-
ton.
T. J. ROllman presented the name
Of VIM. Bishop for Superintendent of
Public instruction. Unanimously
nominated by reclamation.
The delegate members ofthe second
district then reported to
the convention that Arson Miller
had been unanimously nominated for
reelection as commissioner of that
district for the ensuing three years.
H. c. ORDER, Chairman,
WM. MALTBY, Secretary.
The County Central Committee was
then elected AS follows:
Salinx. First Ward.-C. l.. Hussey.
Second Ward.-R. H. Bishop.
Third Ward.-M. d. Sampson.
Fourth Ward.-C. w. Banks,
Spring Creek.-L. c. Warner, r. b
lngraham.
Smoky View.-Robt Crawford.
Ohio,-D. s. Jones.
Glendale.-Aaron Robbins
Pleasant Valley.-C. w. Carnes.
Elm.-J. w. Burke.
Cambria.-W. A. Murphy.
Solomon.-F. II. VanEatOn.
Eureka.-H. c. Order.
Gypsum.-W. H. Wheelock.
Liberty.-L. Mapes. ID
Walnut.-A. NJ. Farley.
SmOlan.-JOhn Brodine.
Northumberland johnson.
DaytOn.-J. G. Wiley.
Greeley Township.-ROst. A. An
iersOn.
Falun.-Eric FOrsse.
Summit.-F. Rupert.
Smoky Hill.-ThOs. Anderson.
County Committee met and organ
zed by electing NJ. d. Sampson,
Chairman, and l. c. Warner, Secre.