The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-24

s. w. Collins, RObt. Henderson.
NORTH GREEEEY.
J. E. Woodward.
FALUN TOWNSHIP.
August johnson, Andrew Nickel.
son, ThOs Lundquist, Andrew Malm
gren, Peter Soderberg.
WASHINGTON.
A. G. Eklund, swan MOunson, A.
g. Christensen, A. y. Hall.
aud recommend that In Townships
where the delegation are not present
those present be permitted 10 cast full
vote for the township.
Reports OF Committee on Order Of
Business and Permanent Organiza-
ton called for and reported. Repor,
Of Committee adopted:
Mr.. Chairman: Your COMMITTEES
on permanent Organization and order
Of business beg leave to report IS fol-
lows:
First, that the temporary orgAnlza-
ton be made permanent.
I'd, Report Of committees on nOmi.
nations and delegates.
3rd, Election Of delegates to the
Congr ssslOnal convention.
4th, Election Of delegates 10 the
State convention.
5th, Consideration OF the report Of
committee on resolutions.
Respectfully submitted,
d. r WAgeTAFP
Chairman.
Report Of COMMITTEES on nominal
tons called for and made the follow
ing report:
Your committee would respectfully
nominate the following list OF dele
gates and alternRtes t, the Congress
siOnal convention to be held at Con-
cOrdia:
Delegates-T. F. Carver, P. @.
bond, Taylor Miller, H.. ID. Baker,
A. p. Collins, r. x. swanson, w. A.
Parker, =. b. Thompson. AlteFnates
e. n. Gibbs, ]. W. AldFieh, w. n.
ShaffeF, g. q. Culp, Luke +. Parsons,
Geo. MePhail, John A. Wilson, |. P.
Norris.
Unanimously recommended.
T. ID. FITZPATRICK Chairman.
Moved and seconded that the re-
port Of the committee be adopted.
Carried.
Your committee would respectfully
report the following list Of delegates
and alternates 10 the State cOnven-
ton at Topeka:
Delegates-T. ID. Fitzpatrick, Rob't
CrAwfOr Thomas Anderson, NJ.
ID. Sampson, Gus. johnson. Alter
nates-W. w. Bartlett, B F. Robin
son, T. l.. Bond, ID. r. Wagstaff, D.
FOrsse.
I'D. FIFzPAFRICK, Chairman.
Nominations approved.
Report Of committee on resolutions
called for and made the following re-
port:
By the Republicans Of Saline eOun-
~, Kansas, in convention assembled:
Resolved, l We re-afiirm our deyO-
ton 10 the tried and approved pTinei-
piles Ofthe Republican party IS enun-
ciated in the national and State plat
forms OF 1884, and pledge 10 them our
continued adherance and support.
=, In the administration Of the Of
fee OF chief executive Of the
State, Governor John A. Martin has
deservedly won the appreciation OF
all good citizens by his conscientious
discharge OF duty and impartial EN-
fOrcement OF the law. In him crime
has found no willing defender, and
the highest interests Of the State have
been fOstered and protected 10y his un-
firing zeal and energy. In appreeia.
ton Of service well done, the Republi.
cans Of Saline county unite Ia the
general demand for the denomination
OF Gov. Martin to the Office he now
50 ably fills.
3. Recognizing IN Col. f e Culp a
man Of energy, ability and integrity,
who did not hesitate tn imperil his
life in his c0untry's service in the
hour Of danger, and whom we be-
lieve 10 be well qualified % represent
this district in Congress with credit
To himself and honor TO his Republi-
can constituents, We instruct the dele
gates from this convention to the
Congressional convention 1t COneOr.
dIa % use every reasonable and hon
OFable means to secure his nomira-
ton.
4, The delegates TO the State Con-
gressional conventions are Instructed
TO vote as a unit upon all questions,
and as a majority Of the respective
delegations may direct.
T. +. Carver,
r.. Muir,
ThOs. Anderson,
r. II. MARYLAND,
w. A. Murphy.
Moved and seconded that the re-
port Of COMMITTEES be adopted. Nov
ed to amend the motion By reading
each separately. Amendment carried
and original motion carried 81 amend
ed. First section read and By motion
adopted.
Second section Of resolutions read
and moved and seconded TO adopt.
Carried.
Third section Of resolutions read
and carried.
Fourth section read and carried.
Col. e. c. Culp called upon 10 make
q speech.
Committee appointed to walt upon
Mr.. Culp:
HID. Baker, P. Q. Bond, and T.
ID. Fitzpatrick.
Moved and seconded 20 adjourn.
Carried. q. @. HOaABOOH,
Secretary.
PARIS, June 1.-THE COmte de
Paris has arrived here. AfteE set.
thing up hls Affairs Ia France he viii
90 70 England. The unexpected Or.
leans princes will remain 10 kfance.
Prince JeromeNapOleon, PlOn Plon, p
upon hearing the result Of the vote 10
the chamber Of deputies, exclaimed,
II shall soon return 30 save those
who have prescribed me from being
guiilOtined by their friends OftO-day."
Nine Minnie Hank has let her
Swiss castle for the season % q Rus
sian family and will spend the sum
meF IN this country. One eonditlOn
made In the lease reguiFe8 that The