Wichita daily eagle., 1884-07-16
YESTERDAYS coNvEnrlon


for Stats 8esator.
The Republican senatorial conssntion Tor
the Thirty-third district, composed Of the
seth, 9Oth and oath representative districts,
and embracing the counties Of Kingman
and Sedgwick, convened In this city yes
terday at 1880 4. m. A Temporary orEani.
zstion was formed BY electing Col. T. ID.
| retary.
w. B. Hutchison moved that . commit
tee of three be appointed on credentials.
The motion prevailed and the chair ap'
pointed ID. A. Mitchell, NJ. B. Kellogg and
l.. f. Jones, after which the convention nd.
journed until 2 O'Clock p. m.
The convention reas ssembled II the hour
appoi nted and the committee on creden
tlals reported the following delegates enti.
| tied to seats in the conventions:
Eigbty-ninth District.-F. ID. Fouts, d.
A. Mitchell, II. E. Dodge, Murray Myers
C. b. Ludlam, A. E. Johnston, r. X. Hat
field, A. ID. Heiserman, John A. Wallace
James Beard, W. B. Hutchison.
Nintieth District-O. b. Clarke, l.. +
Jones, A. J. Nelson, John Mccormick. c
NJ. Miles, VIM. Wykof. J. F. Irwin
Samper Moore, Samuel Landerslager.
Ninety-fourth District-Geo. L. Filley
Geo. II. Smith, NJ. b. Kellogg, James We'll
er, John Russell, S. F. Farow, J. N. John
son, +. NJ. Tull.
| j. A. Nelson moved that q committee o
three be appointed on permanent organiza
ton.
| The motion was adopted, and the chsi
appointed the following gentlemen j. A
Nelson, Geo. II. Smith and Murray Myers
| The committee on permanent organiza
tion reported for permanent chairman Mile
b. Kellogg, of Kingman county, and fo
secretary John A. Wallace. The repor
was adopted.
w. B. Hutchison moved that the con
vention proceed to the nomination OF a can
didate for state senator.
J, NJ. johnson, OF Kingman county, NOV
ed as an amendment that said nomination
be postponed until September first next
and that this convention adjourn sine die
and the senatorial committee be authorize'
to issue new call for the election OF dele
gates and the holding OF senatorial con
vention for this senatorial district.
Col. Fouts spoke in opposition TO the
amendment, and Mr.. johnson aud W. B
Hutchson in support Of it. vote wa
finally taken on the amendment and it wa,
lost. The original motion then prevailed
and the convention proceeded to tn
nomination OF candidates.
5. Il. Moore. of the nnetieth district, in
few wen chosen words placed in nOmina
ton for state senator from this district Hon
John Kelley.
There being no further nominations, Co
Fouts moved that the rules be suspended
and that the nomination be made by accla
nation.
Capt. Myers moved to amend by havin
the secretary call the roll, and let each de
egate name his choice.
The amendment was adopted, and on th
roll call every delegate named Mr.. Kelley
ON motion a central committee for tn
senatorial district, composed Of three per
sons from each representative district, wa
appointed AS follows:
S9th district-A. T.. Dodge. X. X. Hatfield
and II. G. Ruggles.
Goth district-R. T.. Lawrence, l.. r
Jones and +. NJ. Dofflemeyer.
cath -(Kingman County. Geo. +
Filley, John A. Russell and 5. +. Farrow
There being no further business befor'
the convention, il adjourned sine die, with
three cheers for Hon. John Kelley.