Wichita eagle., 1886-09-05
IIAGRAND EEhh bAY.
The Repdbacaks Or 1ssdgwuick
County Met 1aoeonvention
YesterdayfJ" 'o5
.z-hlG ~ HOG a1CsJ1s
Turner's. Opera House Filled, En-
/ + thusiasps apd HsmQhy
>RefgR1 II l
No Wrangling Over Candidates-All
Go in With a whoop snE First
- : Ballot. ~ -
Fitness for the Positions sJRa2ker than
Personal EayQEiteism sBules the
Choice 81 Men.

?, With -Hatfeld- aad- Carpenter Ia Make Laws.
Jewett and Jones to Enforce them, Wright
4 to Keep the Recof siahfPe tosrrin
l. the Young. put dtereA aarefae.
4 e HVI II
The Republican county convention was
called to order at tiae:s 4 stn4se z yesterday
morning. at II 10 1i I'd sSs1aSzge *; e E. B.
Jewcst. Tie large ihstE hstE VI ssqea to its ut
most and although the Thermometer showed
a respectable temperature, many We're heard
to complain of the intense heat" There
were one hundred and seventy-e4ae delegates
present; one hundred and twenty from the
county and fifty -one from tffs city Ss'
In the absence of the secret4y.of the cen
tral committee lliri WI L. HicBee read the
|,.all of the convention Z y ~
Mr.. II. f. Good nominated Col II. L. Tay-
i Tor, of the Fourth ward for temporary
chairman.
He being elected, Mr. Wood and r. d.
Seaman were appointed to- cohdtfct him to
the chair, after which he made some very ap-
propriate remarks, in which he cautioned the
convention to act slowly and do their work
WELL .-Ss.1FgSs srgm
Mr.. NJ. A. Carvin, 'rof Clearwater, was
unanimously elected temporary secretary.
On motion of r. L. Walker, a, committee
of seven was appointed for the order of bust
ness, The following were appointed: R. l..
Walker chairman; W. W. Davis, Ed Phil
lips, j. c. Richey, A. L. Minick, W. H.
Lyons. Philo Griffin.
Mr.. v Moftitt moved that a committee
of seven be appointed on permanent organi-
zation, His motion, carried caarrried and the
, John Y, Moffit, chairman; y 10 tJones, Ar
| thar Sullivan, Robert Turner, Louis Dodson,
! George Litzenberg. John Pringle.
Mr. r. D. Seaman moYeel that q committee
Of three be appointed on credentials. Mr.
John Pringle amended his motion raising the
| number of the committee to Aye. Tie amend
4 nt.carried, and Mess1s. HsFace Carpenter,
r. D. Seaman, H. Sutton, William Mccoy
and j. Oppling were selected by the chair as
committeeman v~--~y4~r AK
On motion of W. L. McBee the following
gentlemen were appointed committee on
resolutions: - - 2t9.D,i~
W. L. McBee, chairman, VIII. Grattan,
DIR. Dwight, H. R. Watt add Mr.. Burdick.
1t was then 1927 and the convention ad-
iourned until o'clock. =
AFTERNOON SESSION.
4 AT tue time set for recOnFening the hall
4 was crowded, but it was not until twenty
| hot oil NV ft,o
chairman rang through the hall.
| J. B. Mofiitt, chairman of the committee on
! permanent organization, reported that it was
the unanimous desire of the committee that
the temporary organization be made per-
manent. The report was adopted and COM
mittee discharged.
The committee on order of business was
called but there was no response. A dele
gate stating that the committee would put
| in an appearance in a few minutes, the con-
vention took a sort Of place rest recess. FL
nally the delayed members.were seen elbow
ing their way up the aislea in few min
utes work was resumed. -.
Mr. r. l.. Walker, chairman, submitted
the following report which was adopted:
| First-Election of central committee, con-
SistiHg Of one member for each township and
| one for each ward.
zSecohd--Ballot for probate Judge.
| Third-Ballot for clerk Of district court.
| Fmrtb-Rallot for county attorney
Fiftb~RalIot for snn,rinfemlent Of mblic
| Instructions i ~ : ftf
An -. LII.
| All 'o'iiiS W NC "one ~ o"o''
The committee on resolutions submitted
the following:
Resolved Thai w,s -3J,saa-s-.Ea,,s;11 of
Sadcwirt conntv in convsntipm assembled
having full faith in ~ principals of the
paruY; eh,4Gia;o NJ =, A., ~ .4e aue
platform ofiSss. do Ts55frer;ew,ur IN allerience lie %
to said djiiaiSSfipal, hassSShateenfidenc that
their adofe.ssesea NE sSSeain s3fation OF our
ft,a'r tha q; ~ sstss - mln proh'o'e
ResoIvs5 = ST. IS HhSssatiment of the
people st AAnsaA H1ee tHe constitution
auope53e3 ~ s.a.ef rs. S&Eslnlancy, with
s. oiliy g sSps'anSF hoI nov
,,iot;ar "a n.,,, oo .nS a pop
eoas :, y, 9tT alo . 4uai yer ,Aiois
M ana wniTn en- Is rnplult h ineas,iS r. not only IN
liu.aoei pI. Ia "ea'n. - ,laeieloiG iur.h
ha,..hN ;,S+r,,ntaa 81 rst fa, nI t;nu
aIT neIepy lsei u..eu W so'e noi d iesoiu'ion
cang ,or paf yonssnt,on of tho
nesNveS = naG n,.,"s we are ,in sasor OIL tne
on e..n's sn USia.ono sEits 10 "h''e
settlers az thg eau i,.'ss possi1ie sc e,.ii
I.esol.eu, iu'l we ar are III ,aso[ t oi an equa.,
apis aJ''s'ii'en' oi 'ife Interest oi iaoor anu
capital al, IT,. ,s H.,
hesosea' III ihaI I've, we are IN laSor pI noerai
sohS 70 an Ia uisablE iI; mon non soileas dla anu
the action % Of Of President Cleveland /, in vssoins
prlsate pension ION oills ,,:. c.
w;oh no,,u,v Atav, fa~or ,,snt;na rSrht ~ Of wey
thrh en JoInt Id;, aTor sn' rlsns na ot r wal wa