The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-09-28
PROCEEDINGS OFT CONVENTION, ssrH
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.

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committee. called the INVENTION to order al
| IL O'Clock.
| Rodolph Hatfield was chosen temporary
chairman, and Harry Maxwell temporary
| secretary.
O. Ii. Bentley moved that u committee OF
three de appointed on credentials. Carried
Mr.. johnson moved that mm:ttee OF
three be appointed on permanent orSaniza'
top. Carried.
The chairman appointed the committees a'
follows:
On Credentia,--E. Phillips, F. A. Miller
and George G. Matthews.
On Permanent Organic tion-E. p. Thomp-
son, J. W. Wingard and E. Carnahau,
The convention then took recess till after
the adjournment of the county convention.
The convention was called to order about
4 o'clock and the committee on credentials
submitted the following report:
Your committee on credentials tina the FOX
lowing to be the delegates chosen 10 the con-
| ventIon for the S9th district:
Grant Lee Taylor. Calvin Race, \. j.
Weaver. c. {. Smith. David Barns. }. +.
Brown, W. f. Lewis.
Kechi-A. +. johnson. Arthur sullivan.
f.. r. Thompson. j. G. Dean.
Lincoln -Phiio Griffin. George Lent, -. q.
Tear, O. Smith.
Minnehs-E. Pierpont. :. + Howard. l..
| A. Massey.
| Payne-G. Deyore. j. Foreman.
| Wichita-E. Phillips. j. Carrothers. 6. G..
Fees, +. u. Winders. II. Smith.
First War,I-O. {. Daisy, W. NJ. Mahin,
John 4. Wallace, +. W. slower, F.. W. Bow
man, Charles Reckmyer. A. Boyle, +. a.
Miller.
second ward-J. w. Wingard, Il. y. Carl
ton. c. NJ. Garrison, Harry Haywell. Chas.
| Albert.
| Third wnrd--H. ImbodeB. j. +. Reese, j.
a. Alexander. J. II. McGriff. Romano Ed
ridge, A. r. stanley, George Matthews.
Fourth Ward-A. Smith, NJ. b Kellogg,
Rodolph Hatfield. o. II. Bentley, Daniel
| Webster, 5. S. King. Thomas Glover
| +. PHILLIPS, Chairman.
| The committee on permanent organization
submItted'a report making the temporary
| organization permanent.
S. s. King offered the following resolution
which was adopted men, con-:
| WHEREAS, In the absence of definite ac-
ton upon the part of the people in the past
| the elections of United States Senators have
often been marked by an undgniiied scram-
Bile for place therefore
| Resolred, That in harmony with the party
in majority Of the counties Of the State.
the Republicans of Sedgwck county point
with pride to the record made by our junior
| Senator during his term OF service, and that
having full faith III his future. our nominee
| for Representative j. hereby instructed to
vote for the return OF Preston b. Plumb to
the position be has so worthiy filled in the
| United States Senate.
Mr.. Kellogg placed the name Of T.. b. Allen
before the convention As u candidate for rep
| resentaiiye and he was nominated by acca-
nation.
The following named gentlemen were then
placed upon the central committee for the
s9ih representative district:
Grant-David Barns.
Kech-A. L. johnson.
Lincoln-S. ii. Hayden.
Minneha-E. Pierpont.
Payne
Wichita-E. y. Winders.
First Ward-J0hn A. Wallace.
Second Ward--C. NJ. Garrison.
Third Ward-GeOrge Matthews.
Fourth Ward-H. Z. sluss,
The convention then adjourned sine de.
The central committee met Immediately al
ter the adjournment Of the convention and
organized by the election OF III. Z. siuss
chairman and Geo. g. Matthews, secretary.
The convention to nominate candidate
for commissioner iI the second district met
Immediately after the adjournment OF the
representative district convention.
j. +. Larck was elected chairman and a.
+. Stanley secretary.
There being no opposition to John NJ.
Steele, he was nominated by arcamati0n.
Convention adjourned.