Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-13
ALL ARE SURE WINNERS!
A BIG CONVENTION AND q STRONG
TICKET NAMED.


TICKET NAMED.
Full Proceedings of Saturdays Democratic
County Convention.
Pursuant to call the BartoE gOunty
democratic convention met at the court
house in Great Bend, Saturday Septem-
ber s, 1883, at g1:45 40 mo ChairmalS
of central committee T. H. ButleEs
called the convention 80 0rders anG esa.
motion Mr.. Butler was eorsinue& aS
temporary chairman and +. NJ. SacksoB
chosen as temporary secretarys
On qnotien of Mr. Roetzel che follows
ing committees were appointed, %izs On
Order Of business, Credentials, Rescue
aions, and Permanent Organizations
The convention chen adjourhed t@g
q. Mo
After being called TO order at Sps'
M. Frank W. Ross, candidate fog state
senator for the 36th district, made %
short address by way of introducing
himself to- Che democrats of Barton
county, HisOremarks gere plaiB and
80 the poinss and he apparently co1ssl
Sinced ALI STh@ Aeard him that he was
in the road to- SicsOry and would sget,
there's Hen. @. F. Diffenbachers can-
didate for attorney general then ads,
dressedfhe convention at some qengtss
going gapidlg oges Ghe importa11s @uess!
tions Of the days
The following repors FROM enc CONS
mittee on order of business was gead,
and on motion adopted: @Wes y@url
committee, submit the following
ORDER OF BUSINESS:
Election Of County Centraf Conas'
mit1ee;
denomination of Representatives
denomination of County Attorney
4-Nomination of District Clerk
denomination of Probate Judges
denomination Of County Superins.
tendent;
5-Nominatioa oS GSaents Commiss
sooner, second district
u. TANHDUTEN, CAa4sgAassSs
eThs committee ON permanent orgaA1s
cation recommendeG chat She eempos.
Gary organization be made permanents
with the additiogs Of We D. Stokeas as
SistanS SecretarEs
The committee ON credentials report
ed as follows:
q @Wao Che committee on credentials,
submit che following as the chairmen
Of delegations of townships represents
ed:
Albiona Henry Boyles
Buffalo, II. Schwier5
Beaver, N. Meyers
Cheyenne, H. E. Smiths
GOmmanche, Hs Juttings
Esslrekas j. We Smitas
Faisviews W &acess
@araasa &c j Livesays
North Homestead W. B. Peassons
gndepenGeAss q. &. German,
gIakiass SIengy 8oesze3;
LibeEtgs M. ~. Welchs
4ogsns S. e. 1s. Tliotss :,
Clarence ". O.. Bruces
aSswsnee Soeks u. r. Kline;
Boush Homestead. j. Johnson;
South Bend s. Brougher;
Uaioaa (aoe sepresented.}
BAeasfahd, James Drake;
Wassibasas j. weathers;
Ealnuss Jos. Mauler;
Cfege3and, {nos represented.)
asgsaS Bend r. IL. Butler;
&SEeaS Bend City:-1st ward, VIM.
ggood; sna wardsT. o. Cole; Sd ward,
feed Eutaserf; 9Th ward. J. B. Dam
Qefas H. SMITH. Chairmans,,
Ghe committee on resolutions sub
@aisse& Che following:
RESOLUTIONS.
Wee SOesB committee on resolutions,
@eg feave 60 submit the following:
Resolueds That sse heartily, endorse
She plaSfoRna adopted at the national
democratic &ongention held in 81. Louis
Bune 5tha 1885, ana Che state platform
&dopsed at Aeavenworsh July 4th 1883.
5Sesolcedo 1hat we unqualifedly en-
ofOrse che administration of Grover
cleveland as being Just, FEARLESS and 60
CHE best interests of american peOplA:
@nd especially do we commend TO the
democrats of Barton county his mes
sage on the &ariff and the fisheries
Questions as being the ablest and plain.
est executive papers @gee sent to the
legislative halls of our @asioR,s
RESOLVED, That we condemn khe fsesion
OF S. r. Peters in his position am the
Mills bill as being opposed to Che very
best interests 90 his, tha largest
congressional district in the worlde
Resolred, That we pledge tie support
of the democratic party of Barton conn
ty to the democratic national. state.
congressional, senatorial and county