Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-29
WHAT ARE WE HERE FoRa
Dodglng Democrats Dish Double Dyed
Democratic Ticket.

The so-called peoples convention met in
the cour. room at 2 p. M. yesterday, and
nominated ticket which may be called q
citizens ticket provided the people are
Democrats.
Not one straight out Republican took
part in the meeting, and no one was nomi-
nated-who will accept-who did not vote
for Click last fall.
The convention was called to order by w.
P. Campbell, w. +. Green was chosen tenn
porary chairman, and c. F. Derby proposed
Harry Stewart for temporary secretary. F.
G. Smyth proposed Frank Dale. Mr.. Der
BY arose to say word in favor Of Mr.. Stew
art, but he was shut of and Frank Dale was
chosen temporary secretary.
The following committees were then ap-
pointed:
Credentials-John Derby, Ed. Dorsey, W.
p. Campbell and p. V. Heaiy.
Order of Businsss-C. C. Furley, ID. NJ.
Dale, Oscar Smith and F. G. Smyth.
Permanent Organizaiion-A. C. Husey.
O. ID. Kirk and Geo. G. Cowart.
Some one said that motion
was carried at the primaries to allow the
First ward fourteen delegates, and he moved
to have four more added to the list Of ten
already named in that ward. +. G..
Smith objected to this on the ground that
the call was for ten delegates from each
ward. A delegate from that ward said ali
those chosen for the ward were not present,
and that although their ward was the largest
they had the fewest delegates. A dispute
ensued AS to the propriety of adding more
delegates, when W. p. Campbell settled the
whole matter by . motion that it be referred
to the committee on credentials.
On motion Of Frank Dale ten minutes
recess was taken to give the committee
time to arrange their report
The committee on credentials reported the
following entitled to seats in the conven-
ton:
First Ward-A. c. Husey. John Derby,
II. b. Butler, c. G. Furley, o. Buggy, r. +
Root, J. F. Hurst, J. E. Hume. K Jacks,
John Braitsch, L. W. Ditman, Robert Car
son, q. w. Stewart, W. p. Popenoe.
Second wsrd-A. II. Mckee, John Mar
lin. Dan Mckenzie. +. g. Smyth. ST.. Peter
Getto, ID. G. Miilison, Fred So~ers. D. C. |
Riggs. James Longtime, W. P. Campbell
Third Wrrd-B. H Aldrich, p. V. Healy, |
Robert McKimm, Charles Freeman. Charles |
Nosbacker, George Spalton, Henry Jones.
Frank Dale. Charles Smyth. Oscar Smith
Fourth ward-C. r. Derby, Frank Fisher, |
D. N. Dale, W. A. Polk, G. C. Cowar:, C. |
A. Walker, W. r. Green, O. d. Kirk, l. A. |
Dorsey.
The committee on order Of business re- |
ported the following order Of ba!lo;ing for |
,ficers:
LIST, mzyor: I'd. police judge: Sd. city |
treasurer; 4tb. justice of the peace; 9Th,
9Th. treasurer Of the school 1
board; 1th, members Of the school board, a.
ollo~s: One for the Fix, xard, for three 1
rears; ore for the Second ward. FOG three !
Tesrs; one for the Third ward. foe swo ysa.s, /
NE for the Fourth ward for txo year,;
';h, two members ii large for one year; oh.
'ldermen for each ward; l0xh. three commit
eemen from Zach yard
In balloting for aldermen and member, Of /
he school board. each ward viii ballot sev- /
'salIy for their own cAndi dAieA The COM
n;ttee recommend that the four additional /
lelega.ss asked for by the Fi-.s uard Be al |
owed
The comzittee on permanent o-yAnizA-
ion recommended that the serspoury or /
,.nisaEioa BE- MADE permanent
The reports vefe adop:ed. the roll ".
allied and the informal ballot Tor mayor re-
'uised: b ". Ald-ch. -; C, Y. Derby. II: !
D.. AeAdanA s; B. K Brown. ., J. b 1
Carey. l. Total vote ca, %
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