The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-02


ticket be elected this year"
PROCEEDMss o. TIE HEPUuL loAa
COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Republicans Of Saline county
met at the Court House on Wednes
day, Oct lat, 6 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
effected 4 tsnpOaEy Organization a
follOWs Q. ". Banks, chairman ]
W. Going and z. L. Bishop, secrsta'
ries. The chairman, upon motion,
made, appointed the following CON-
mittees; Credentials. Resolutions
Order Of business, Permanent organ.
lzatiOn, sad committee 10 select del
gates 70 tie sehalorIal and Judicial
conventions. Altar which the con
vsniion adjourned Until / O'Clock p
y. RecOnVsnlng aftsr dinner, the
committse on Credentials reported as
folloWs:
Glsadale-Dslegstss B. P. Ran
dolph, 81. l.. TWining. r. B. Mahan.
Spring Crsek-Dolegates i. G.
Warner, Samuel Parsons, @. @. Hoga.
boom, ~ s Amos, R b IugFRham, w
MaFdin, w II BIshop, o P BIeknelI.
Alternates: Joseph Duncan, A Jsn-
nlngs, r A Walker, d d Etoltz, d
Hereford, VIM PuFton, J w Wilson,
r. Cable
Smoky Visw-Delsgates: r Craw.
ford, ynO PetsFBon, Chas FrsdricksOn
0us LlndbOlm, d T Hopkins, o
ThoEstanberg, ] r Andenon, A w
Lamkin, o s Olson, Nels johnson.
Pleasant Yalley-Delegates s B
Thompson, A A DcWRer, Philip
Weiss. A1tsFnatss: VIVA MaFkley,
J ii Thompson, e G Phlllips.
Ohio-DaeFatsG Chas Bush
Theo II Terry, d s Jones.
Weshington-A 8 Hall, y o Carl
son, I'd Nielsen.
Dayton No S-Delsgaie 8 w Col
uns.
Solomon-Dslegates AP Collins,
J III Taylor, s E Martin, J G Striker.
Eureka-J w Adams, I Mcdowell,
] G Lloyd, 7 d w Manchester. Al
tsFnate :: @ Post.
Gypsum-Delegatss: Richard epen-
~ n ~ - AIHELu1Ihas
CambFia-Dslegate8 Ed Wells,
A @ Kennison, M 8 Price.
GEeeley-Delegates: Geo w Nil
leE, O Speaks-
North Greelsy-DslesAte: John E
Woodward.
Walnut-DsIegates: A C Wait,
Chaa Shlrar, s 8 Godfrey, Jn0 Maltby,
Wm A Maxwell
Liberty-Delegatss P q Rutgers,
B F Robinson, 4 Mapes.
North Elm Crssk-Delegato A L
Brown.
South Elm Delegate A D ShsE-
man. ] 8 Bean.
Smoky HilI-DeleeAtes r s See,
Tom Anderson, 8 2 Hughes, d s
BrOttOn, r ID Calklns.
BmOlan-DelegateB; A SOlbeTg,
J A Reassr, G o hoffman, + o Holm
berg, 8 Hedquist.
B&lina, FiSt Ward-Delegates c
r Underwood, w w spool, J w Go
ing. AlteFnates. ] Goodwin, r
Hensley. T Miller.
Second Ward-Delogates @ T
Hilton. n II LOomis, ! A BuTch, sc
LsBishop, VIM Newman. AllernRtes:
- " AnuC0cAt = Ou4eet n "A blouOpy
T i Bond, VIM ClaFkson.
Third Ward-Delegates 4 ID
Fitzpatrick, M d Sampson, d White
head, A B Dickinson, w w Bartlett,
] A Nelson, N N Brlggs, s II VIII
llama: Altsrnates: p III Allison, w
G Addison, r G York, n ] Parker, A
4 Davis, H Baker, F G Miller, Jacob
Dewitt.
Fourth Ward-Delegates: T F
Carver, ii 8 Cunningham, G w
Banks, J r Chapman, e III Gibbs.
AlteFnates: b Jenkins, w + Gilbert,
A shultz, d A VanTFlne, g J Brun-
ger.
It is recommended that In case Of
vacancies In any delegation that the
delegates present from such township
OF Ward be authorized 70 cast the en-
tire vote afteFWand In the COnven-
tion. 4. P. COLLINS,
A. s. HALL.
The committee on Permanent or
ganizatiOn reported @. w. Banks for
and r. B. Ingraham secre-
tary and Z. L. Bishop, assistant sec
retary.
The committee on resolutions re-
ported e. fOlloWa:
By the Republicans Of Saline
county IN convention assembled,
Resolved, /. That while again de-
our devotion and adherence
20 the elsVatlng and progressive prin-
ciDles Of the Republican candidates
upon the National and State tickets,
as worthy the unqualified support of
ell good citizens, and we pledge to
them our best efforts to secure their
election. We hold the true test Of
mans Republication 20 be his act-
ing In harmony with thepaFty, rather
than his professions of party fealty
whilst giving aid and comfort 10
Democrats.
g. That true to Its instincts and !
history for fraud and deception, the |
Democratic party Of Kansas is sgaln |
10 steal Into Ofiiee under the /
gulse Of antagonism 10 prohibition,
not daring 20 ask for the votes Of the /
Intelligent citizens Of this State upon |
rs past blackened record. That upon |
the debasabls subject Of prohibition |
we recognize differences Of opinion /
us, but We unite In the 0pin-
lon that the event most 10 be depl0rod |
would be the success Of the Demo-
cratic ticket ct the approaching cleo.
lion. We therefore call upon all
rood citizens Of the county 10 Join
hands In the effort 10 redeem our
young commonwealth from the i
Itain Of the Click administration.
8 The delegates to the senatorial
are instructed 10 support /
no one for the OlIlcs Of State Senator /
Who is not In favor Of the return Of
1uF distinguished U. s. Senator, John
!. ingalls,, to the position he nOE-sO
lbly and honOFAbIy 6lls.
4. That We commend Hon. John
B. Prescott for the able and impartial
manner with which he has presided
n The courts Of the lAth Judicial Dis
Fict for the past twelve years, and
instruct the delegates 10 the judicial
lOnventlon 20 urge his nomination
oF reelection % that once.
4. r. CARVER,
w. n. bishop,
THoa. ANDERSON
Q. ]. FREDERICKsON.
n. d. BRIGGs.
The report Of the o0mmIttee 20 se-
ect delegates 10 the Senatorial and
Judicial conventions Was 90 follows
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