The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-05-10
COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
Harmonious Action and Good Feel
ing the Predominant Features.
Good Men Selected to Look After
Our interests atthe Conventions.
Strong Resolutions Adopted in Favor
of Protective Tariff.
A Full and Complete Report of the
Proceedings,
With i list of Delegates as Agreed on
With list of Delegates as Agreed on
tor the Convention.

The meeting was called to order by
VIM. S. Jay, chairman of the county
central committee, who read the call.
d. W. Eastman was chosen by a
rising vote, and on being introduced
by Mr.. Jay, made short but pointed
speech in behalf of unity in the repub-
lican party, and expressed belief that
only through the republican party
could we expect free ballot and free
count.
Mr.. Chas. Fletcher was chosen tenn
porary secretary.
On motion, the secretary proceeded
to call the roll, which was read and, as
corrected, is as follows:
EMPoRIA CITY-FIRST WARD.
Delegates. j. Wright, s. b. War
rem. j. NJ. Griffith, IL. Z. Clark. Chas.
Fletcher, Roland Lakin, H. G. Whitley,
D. w. Eastman, James Stafford, w.
F. Ewing, 1. E. Lambert, r. E. Tor
rington.
"a. xltsF = e $5 B. Rigs = + GGa-
kin, j. c. Jones, Ed. d. Jones, Rich
Aard Humphreys, John Savage, A. o.
SECOND WARD.
Delegates-L.D u. Jacobs, j. g. Burch-
field, James Fauncher, 7. n. Sedg-
wick, w. j. Jones. l.. w. Lewis, 9. L.
Wilcox, F. S. Domm, Harry Jones, r..
Gray.
Aiternates-J. C. Burnett, Richard
Jeremy, W. E. Haines, E; Mellon, r. J Z.
Roberts, D. f. Jones, j. w. Upton, +.
p. Bruner, z. Adair, Dwight Bill.
THIRD WARD TICKET.
Delegates-G. b. Peters, Waldo
Worster, VIM. p. Wilcox, VIM. Cor
bett, j. A. Newlin, j. Butler Hinkle,
VIM. Folsom, Joe Brown, G. G. Ferren,
Charley Ashley. w. A. Ireland, Robert
Alternates-G. A. Biddle, S. West,
d. NJ. Davis, ID. w. HOlderman, D.
Gabriel, Bill Morgan, M. w. Gilchrist,
j. S. Craig, d. w. Morris, w. j. Bra
sier, Jesse Croslin.
FOURTH WARD
Delegates-W. w. Scott, III. II. Knox,
| A. F. Elory, Jas. Leslie, ID. ). Allen,
I. j. Fleming. Il. J. Rudisil. s. N.
Best. Will Bray, L. r, Vernon, Eman-
uel Terry.
E. A. Beecher, Cora Ireland, & w.
| Newman. A. .. Smith, D. Zeiles, VIM.
| AuulS, " D. S4OoS3 W. AS' 1A"AAt =
v. Phillips.
ESIPORIA TOWNSHIP-WEST SIDE.
Delegates-John +. Davis. NJ. F.
Meyer, j. w. Wilson, VIM. Suddock,
w. S. Jay. Milton Chamness, William
Thompson, David T. Davis, J. G. Tay-
lor, Humphrey Roberts.
Alternates-W. A. Irwin, Jenkin
Rees, E. 7. Cox, j: Grant, G.: w. Frost,
VIM. Humphrey, E. Beck, 7. 2. Hall,
w. H. Irwin, Jos. Brown.
| FOwLER's PRECINCT.
| Delegates MaddOckS, w. N.
D. Bird, Henry Geiger, Hugh Hughes,
John Kean, w. g. Jones, II. II. Gray,
j. w. Logan, H. r. Williams, FL. l..
Hinkle, Eli Fowler, c. w. White, W.
b. Willis.
AIternates-D. j. Lewis, E. P. Bru.
ner. c. V. Eskridge, P. G. Hallberg, c.
n. Sterry.
Delegates. A. Taylor; w. j.
Combs; A. G. Shepherd; c. r. Baysing
er; w. j. Means;J. J. Evans; w. B. Holt
w. H. Flickinger; John l.. Smith; j
w. O'Connor; c.. a. johnson; j. w
McGregor; II. F. Shepherd.
Alternately. A. ROgan; I. o
Gibbon; J. w. StrattOn; G. b. Chan
nell; A. D. Chambers; E. NJ. Smith
j. A. Collins; b. n. Hunt; ThOs Ev.
/ -
Nj. Harper; s. G. Johnston.
AMERICUs.
Delegates. L. Burton, j. w. 10y
J. S. Gibson, A. F. Maxwell, w. H
Edmiston. D. 7. Tressler, A. n. Wise
J. G. F. Wright, John Bond, n. H
Clark, J. G. Brown, A. II. Jaquith, E
Swarts, j. D. Jaquith, w. A. Lawton
VIM. Myers, A. c. Sackett.
Alternates-D. G. GrineH, A. How
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Davis. VIM. Ray, j. A. VanVoris. JOIN
Bamesberger, II. Hood, James Huested
Levi Mills, James Searcy, o. p. Hill
W. p, Stewart, Z. r. Campbell, Phil
Moore, G. w. Cowman.
FREMONT TOWNSHIP.
Delegates-E. Ayers, A. G. Abra
ham, II. c. Clark, J. o. Workman, b
F. Workman, E. D. Childers, L. G
Sutton, A. Hurlburt.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, TAYLoR's PRE-
CINCT.
Delegates, D. A. Hunter. j. H
Wiggam.
NEosHo RAPIDS.
Delegates. E. Jones, w. s. Cook
Mr.. Wyckoff, w. F. Hancock, D. +
Richmond, L. j. Hammond, n. n
Blankenship.
Z. Davis, II. Hughes. J. McDaniels
1
UNION PRECINCT.
Delegates-Jacob s. Marcellus, Z. II
Smith, Anderson Hunter.
Delegates. A. StrattOn, George
Plumb, Henry Jacoby, Am. Chapman
Alternates-M. w. Stratton, L. b
Sheldon. E. 2. Frye, John Dickson.
CENTER TOWNSHIP, BITLER PRECINCT
Delegates, S. V. Bitter, J. E. Welty
J. Z. Moses, j. II. Bangs.
WATERLOO TOWNSHIP.
Delegates-H. G.. Phelps, Hiram
Miller, 7. f. Burns, G. Il. Taylor, VIM
Sanders, A. p. Walstrom.
observation-disclosures Pollock, JohI
: Davidson, Lars johnson, S. p. Lund
holm, VIM. Richardson, T. o. Hill.
AGNES CITY TOWNSHlP-ALLEN PRE-
; CINCT.
; Delegates. r. Sanders. E. 3
Marcy and N. II. Putnam.
Alternates-R. f. Bates, j. W
Mosher and h. NJ. Tucker.
AGNES CITY PRECINCT.
Delegates-W. II. Williams Joshua
E. Waterman.
Alternates-R. S. Ellis, j. E. Ford.
BUsHONG PRECINCT.
Delegates-G. W. Lester, n.
Ames, W. B. Vandevort.
: AIternates-Joel Ness, j. w. Davis
j. Il. MOyeS.
ROCK CREEK PRECINCT
Delegates, j. III. Ferren, o. Fish.
a SECTION PRECINCT.
Delegates-Adam Bitter. Z. L. BuJ
7: bee, w. G. Pollock and Jas. w. He;
v cock.
n PLYMOUTH.
DelegateS-George johnson, E.
Il Moon, j. III. Howe, Job D. Allen, L.
= Walker, j. A. Dixon.
Alternates-C. c.. ClaWsen, JeptI
I Stout, Ross Thomas, w. D. Carter, ]
u A. Talbot, p. r. Osborn.
n PATHS MILL PRECINCT.
s Delegates-A. G. Baker. j.
N Schoeck, Z. Brown, James Miles, J.
&c Miles.
On motion. the temporary organic
:. ton was made permanent.