Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-10-02

! On motion, a committee of five was
appointed on conference with demo-
/ cratic convention, which met the same
day. Committee was as follows; Trul
| Scott, SissOn, Lamb and Heisler'
Motion to appoint a committee, OF
three on resolutions, carried
Committee was as follows: John NJ.
Murphy, Chas Turner and DIR. Burt.
Convention adjourned to wait the
report Of committee on conference.
Convention called to order by 4 >
Heisler, chairman pro tenn.
Report of committee on conference
was read and accepted. The report
was as follows:
Your conference committee beg
leave to report; That they meet in
consultation Il committee appointed
! by the democratic convention for q
like purpose, which joint committee
recommended the name Of II. n.
Boyd for Representative, the balance
of the ticket to be named by the dem
Ocratic convention. The democratic
convention then named, NJ Sallee
for clerk of the district court; ID !
Nulvyhill for Probate Judge; S II
Brady for County Attorney; = NJ
Cole for Superintendent Of Public In
struction; and w d COvingtOn for
Commissioner lst District, which
names We're all satisfactory to your
committee. Wherefore your commit
| tee recommends that the said candi-
dates be nominated and endorsed >"
Thomas Truu,
y. D. Scott.
Thomas SissOn.
&. J, Lamb.
+. S. Heisler
On motion, the report Of the commit
tee was unanimously adopted, and the
gentlemen named were declared the
nominees OF this convention.
COmmitte on resolutions reported:
eve, your committee on resolutions
respectfully report the following:
lst-ResolVed, that we demand from
our candidate for Representative, that
| he use all honorable means for a re
submission Of the prOhibitOry amend
ment to the people of the state,
2d-ResOlVed, that we demand the
repeal of the present railroad law of
tue state, and the substitution Of pro
rata IairOad tariff law on all articles
of traffic.
3d-Resolved, that our Representa-
tive beinstructed TO use his utmost
endeavOrs to defeat }. j. Ingals as u.
S. Senator, and the election of a clean
man, fully in sympathy with the peo-
pie and our party.
4th-Resolyed, that we demand the
repeal OF the law taking the tariff
from wool, or in lieu thereof the TAX
ing off the tariff from all wooden
manufactured goods.
5th-Resolved, that we favor the
repeal Ofthe law authorizing two elect
ions each year, and the substitution of
"a law calling for only one.
6th-Resolved, that we demand that
all property shall be assessed at its ac-
tual cash value, in accordance with
the law of the state.
7th--ResOlved, that we heartily en-
dOrse the nomination Of Gen. b. L.
Butler, for President of the United
States, and that we tender hIm our
earnest and hearty support"
DR. 4 F Burt.
John NJ Murphy.
Charles Turner.
Report of this COmmitte was unani-
mnusly adopted.
Motion was carriedfor selection OF 5
delegates to attend the Anti-MOnop-
oily Senatorial convention. Delegates
We're chosen as follows: w. A. Car
retsOn, A. NJ. Hutchinson, H. n,
Boyd, J. p. Hurd and J. NJ Essly.
On motion, central committee was
appointed, as follows:
Ist commissioners district, J. P
HUTd, &. J. Lamb; I'd Com. District
l.. D. Scott, ThOs. SissOn; Sd Com
Dist, Chas. Young. u. +. Burt.
On Motion convention adjourned
sine die.
E S Heisler, chm pro tenn
VIM H Gray, sec'y,