The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-08

N II NIX, j w Jones,
r G. Whitley, r B Shepherd,
] n McCown q Davis,
w P Sexton, Albert Ohristman
T F BYrnes, F NJ Davis.
THIRD WARD.
e c Edwards, WI Idleman,
Henry Metz, Wa Blunt,
/ M BIrdsall, L thinner,
Geo W Paxton, WA Randolph,
| q E Norton, 8 D Harrison,
G n Morse, J Harvey Firth,
Casper Ellison, r Kelly,
W Thatcher, Ed Raymond.
FOURTH WARD.
John Eskridge, T Il Ryan,
G Wilmington, John Henning,
III McGlade, g w Gowan.
RMPoRIA TOWNSHIP - F0wLER's PRE-.
| CINCT.
F A Tiffany, Thos Duggan,
r McHardy, ED Homan,
Harvey Fowler, E F Richter.
WEST SIDE PRECINCT.
Hugh Wilson Thomas McWhorier
| Geo johnson AL ellison
Henry King, FE Smith.
JACKSON TOwNsHIP-NEOsHo RAPIDS
PRECINCT.
Alt Roberts. VT Elliott,
/ III L MulconerY, Lon Simmons
Geo Rummell, VIII McMullen,
George White, James O'Tool,
Jacob Jacobs, jr, John Jacob,
DaYld Massie, Frank Vangundy,
TRAYLoR's PRECINT.
VIM Shafer, Thomas Marth,
READING PRECINCT.
Ed Gaughan, J A GIngerlck.
FL SVmends N Wilson,
i n NjahOIa J0hD OSMara
AMERICUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRE-
] WoodmancIe, W Grimsley,
/ II r Lamb, w Fl Anderson,
/ V Houk, A Miller,
] c Holderness, ] w BIxler,
81 Soto. w Charleswortb,
/ w Booth, W a Egof,
| w Harris.
HARTFORD PRECINCT.
w Brogen, w e Fawbush,
VIM Bachelor, Thomas Hughes,
Joseph Campbell, j Humerichouse,
W 8 Cooley, L Stolizfus,
Andrew King.
IVY PRECINCT.
| VIM Brooks, Vim Linneker.
CENTER ToWNsHP-sEcTIoN PRECINCT.
] N Young, TN Robinson,
Joseph Setback, Mich'l Sternins, ST.
AGNES CITY ToWNsHIP-ALLEN PRECINCT
L - W AC1NCiAs w II lbuots
AGNES CITY PRECINCT.
j j Wingfeld, r M Gist,
John WinGneld, FIN Dickerhoff,
l. A GrimsleY.
WATERLOO TOWNSHIP.
2. q. johnson, J.G. w. Stinson,
J g Olsen. j. P. johnson,
w. Hammer.
PIKE ToWNsHP-PATTY's MILL PRE-
1 TOhp Maya d 4 Ta,,aA&
G n StoWel.
ELNENDARO PREcINIr.
Jos Humerickhouse, H F Eley.
Frank Butcher, N @ Smith.
J. II. Firth moved that the chairman
appoint a committee on resolutions, con
sisting of representative from each ward
and precinct. Fla. Brogan moved 10
amend the motion, by having the chair
appoint a committee of five on re-
solutions, two from Emporia and three
from the county. The motion as
amended was carried and the chairman
appointed as the committee: r. A. Bro
gan of Hartford, Alfred Roberts Of
Neosho Rapids. w. q. Anderson Of
Americas, ]. NJ. McCowm and g. W
Paxon of Emporia. On motion Of F. A
Brogan the chairman called the pre-
clncts and the delegations NAMED theiI
committeeman on permanent organize
8 ton as follows: JIG .PettingilI, LIST ward
T g. Whitley, Second ward; n Birdssll,
T Third ward; T. L. Ryan, Fourth ward
q Fowler, east slider 81. NJ. Wilson
) west side; Jacob Jacobs, jr., Neosht
| RanFda. Thorn az NSr4,n N-a,,lo-1a -
r cinct; N. Wilson, Reading precinct;
WoOdmancie, Americas township; W
l J. Brogan. Hartford precinct; VIM. Lin
neken. Ivy prIncinct; ]. n. Young, Al
r len precinct, and +. n. Dickerhoff, Agse
City precinct.
On motion Of T. W. Kitchen, the dele
;. gates present were empowered to cast tn
entire vote of the delegation.
I'll The committee on permanent organi
cation reported in favor of VIM. Ran.
3 dOlph as permanent chair
:, man, Frank Butcher, secretary
and J. w. BrOgan as assistant secretary
The report was adopted.
The COMMITTEES on resolutions then OF
= fered the following which were unani
" mOusly adopted:
Resolved, First. that we reafarm III
&c principles set forth in The last national
and state platforms.
u 2 That We congratulate the countr,
upon the restoration OF the Democrat
party to power.
es That we endorse President Cleve
lands administration as wise, honest an
n economical.
B; 4. That IN order TO more fully test ID
public sentiment on the prohi bltion que
IT lion, we ask the Legislature 90 resubm
the amendment 70 q vote Of the pe0pl
10 at the earliest possible day.
g. That we demand q more econom
of cal administration of the affairs of Il
Ut county, in order that the burden OF d
taxpayers may be lightened and q
of value of thelr property thereby enhances
10. @. That we invite al voters Of q
" county who are In sympathy with Il
foregoing principles and all who desil
Nv Q change in the management Of q
affairs Of the county to assist rs In q
Or election of the candidates to be plaes
in nomination by this convention.
IN, z. That We mourn with the nation
the loss of the distinguished general, |
,. Grant
is Francis BRoaAH, Chairmn.
&c. g.. W. PAXTON. Secretary.
de- On motion Of II. BirdsaIl thu cha
% man appointed n. Birdsall, w. 81. A
- derson and F. McHardy OF Emporia
ICY = committee on order Of business. T
on committee made the following Eepol
ne That the convention proceed to nomi
ne ate-frst. candidate for sheriff; secsr
W. register of deeds; third, treasurl
no fourth. clerk; fifth, surveyor; slxth
me perintendsnt Of public inssrucsic
seventh, coroner; eighth, county c,
i've trail committee.
Itch G.. II. SsowelI then made : q
.ho speech and closed the same by plsci
O In nomination Thomas L. Ryan For a
Z. ii. The nomination vas received =
loud applause. and Mr. Ryan was nc
OF mated by exclamation. Mr.. RYAN
'lay eepted in neat and timely speech.
F. A. Bsogan Of Hartford nomiua