The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-18

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PROCEEDINGS or THE REPUBLICAN
COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Republican County COnFen.
l tiOn assembled in pursuance 81 the
call of the e.I.ninittee on Satur lay
Oct, -. at 10 O'Clock 4. n. r. H
/ Van Eaton was elected Temporary
chairman, aud l. G. Warner and Z. E
/ Swanson, temporary secretaries.
Tie following gentlemen were made
a emniiftee On credentials: nj. d.
Simpson, g. V. Rnsberg, s. WI Col
1 lins, Geo. e. HngabOOm, Ed. Wells
The committee on resolutions was
constituted a. follows: e. r. Faulk-
ner, C. Post, Thos Anderson. John 5,
Beau, j. G.. MOhler.
The following persons were made 4
committee on Order Of Business: q.
w. Banks. a. B. Dickinson, Aaron
Robbins.
The following cOmmitteenn Perina-
nent OrgaHization was appointed r.
B. lngraliani, Robert CraW ford. Clar-
enee Wilson, +. ID. Fitzpatrick, Chas.
Cooley. The convention thtn ad.
jOuFued until ! O'Clock, Pm
The convention reassembled at the
above hour. The committee on ere
dentials made the following report.
Mr.. CHAIRMAN:-YOurC COMMITTEES
on Credentials would respectfully
recommend the following delegates a
entitled TO seats I'm this convention
SPRING CREEK.
Delegates: L.C Warner. r. b
Ingrahqm, r. b. Cunningham, q. Q.
| HOgabOOm, s. T. Parsons, NJ. ID. Ne
COrmick, +. NJ. Cole. Alternates: j.
f. Grant, =. Fee, Newton Mitchell, l..
p. Ingraham.
GLENDALE.
Delegates Aaron Robbins, s. NJ.
Young.
PLEASANT VALLEY.
Delegates: J. w. Thompson. J. r.
| Grimm, A. A. DOWner. AlteFnates :
Samuel Smith, H &. Smith, J. r.
Martin.
Delegates ID. =. Jones, G. Cooley,
VIM. Brown. AlteInates &C. Bush,
A. n. Case, John o. Bear.
wAsHIN GTON.
Delegates, Ed. Nelson, Andrew
MartinsOn, A. q. Ecklund.
FALUN.
Delegates: Gust Malmgren, Peter
Hedlund, A. n. Peterson. Andrew
MiehaelsOn, John Hedburg.
sMOLAN.
Delegates: Gust Holmqvist, Fred
Norberg, Charley Anderson, John
BrOdine.
SOUTH ELM.
Delegates: John w. Burke, John 8
Bean. AlternRtes WIN. Z. ThOmp-
son, Isaac A. Burch.
NORTH ELM.
Delegate L. d. Hill.
CAMBRIA.
Delegates: Ed. Wells, Chas. Hahn,
A. Williams.
NORTH GREELEY.
Delegate: J. E. Woodward, Sr.
SOUTH GREELEY.
Delegates: Jonas Benfield, E
Anderson and Geo. w. Miller
DAYTON No9.
Delegate: Sylvester Collins.
DAYTON. NO. Is.
No Credentials.
SOLOMON.
Delegates F. H. Van Eaton, 8. E.
Martin, Wesley KOuns.
EUREKA.
n,ro-,t,.. ~ no.t nr n,,-s ~
Gillum. Alternates: ID. Harkins. Il.
+. Madden, H. II. Gillum.
GYPSUM
Delegates: e. $. Everhart, r.
King.
WALNUT.
Delegates: A. e. Wait, s s. God
frey, w. b Townsend, Geo. Bull.
LIBERTY.
Delegates: c. +. Lamkin, B. f.
Robinson, l.. Mapes.
SMOKY VIEW.
Delegates: ID. T. Hopkins, Robert
Crawford, John Bear, A. p. Brandt,
John G.. Peterson, &. V. ROseberg, E.
+. Swanson, John Nelson. Alter
mates: James Smith, .. II. Thorsten-
berg, n. J. ThOrstenberg, J. w. Fair
child, John ChallsOn, o. :. Olson, H.
l.. Olson, Peter HawkensOn.
SUMMIT
Delegate: <. A. Sawyer. Alter
nate: ThOs. Mason.
SMOKY HILL.
Delegates: ThOs. Anderson, ROb't.
Muir, Peter Hughes and Clarence
Wilson.
SALINA.
FTrsf drd-Delegates TT. Go
ing, Dick Hensley, q. A. w. Bone.
AlteTnates: ]. Goodwin, ID. q. Lock
wood, e. r. Underwood.
Second Wdrd-Delegates: @. Z.
Faulkner, &. 4. Hilton, J. q. MOhleF,
+. GOOdnOW. Alternates w. J.
Hagler, Joseph Moore, James Chaee,
Jonathan Weaver.
Third Ward :-Delegates NJ. ID.
Sampson, G. G. Culp. A. b. Dickin-
son, John A. Nelson, II. H-F. SUDDEN
dOrf. AlteTnates: r.. i. Watson, +.
ton, +. r.. Switzer.
Fourth Wdrd-Delegates &c. w.
Banks, Writ w. Shaffer, 7. ID. Fitz-
UALENEhs AAAENuAlEHa w NNAlE nIAaAQAr
w. H. Gilbert, Fred Eberhardt.
The committee on resolutions re-
ported the following which was
adopted
Resolved by the Republican party
Of Saline county In cOnVentiOA as
sembled,
Ffrsi-We reaffirm our confidence
In the Republican party as a political
organization, whose wise guidance Of
national affairs for more than twenty
years, affords ample proof Of Its patri-
Otic devotion 10 thOse principles which
underlie the foundations OF national
unity, prosperity and success.
SecOnd-We point 10 the work Of
the Republican party as evidenced by
the records OF national legislation
with pride, aud as worthy OF the CON-
mendation Of all citizens, comprising
as it does the success Of establishing
the principle Of national supremacy,
aud thereby thrOttling the dangerous
heTesy Of states rights, the efficient
Of our national finsnces !
which has raised the credit Of the /
country 10 a position second % that OF
no other country on the globe, and . /
faithful effort to dignity labor and 20 /
protect that source OF national pros
perity and greatness by wise laws /
which seek 10 foster and support those /
industries and pursuits upon which /
labor depends for It's reward.
Ihird-We arFaigD the Democratic |
ntFtr a a Marty of nfaf Fuof ion iFfa a a II