The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10
RESUBMISSI0NISTS
OF THE STATE MEET IN WICHITA
AND NOMINATE 4 TICKET.
Harmony, Determination and Enthu-
siasm Characterize the Convention---
They Fuse With the Demo
Gratis on the One Principle OF Re-
submission - The Platform.


They Fuse With the Demo
Gratis on the One Principle of Re-
submission - The Platform.
Early yesterday morning the Resubmis
sion Republicans were astir, having car
ried their private deliberations late into
the previous night. There was general
understanding of what was going 20 be
done and strong determination existed
to deliver heavy blow to prohibition at
any cost. This determination did not
waver during the day and the entire con-
vention worked harmoniously to that end.
AS there was no contest amongst the
delegates the committee on credentials was
waived and the other work Of the conven-
ton at once taken up. There were about
300 delegates present from all parts of the
state, the representation being the lighteSt
from the extreme western portion. A
great many did not present their creden-
tials at all but simply lent their 81
lent approval TO the proceedings.
Amongst those present who took an
active part in the work of
the convention were noticed Messrs A. r.
Mumaw, p. H. Gehr, l. H. Harden, j. VI.
Bewer, d. VI. Moore, Henry Derst, Dr.
Downtain, Ed Youmans, D. A. Banta,
David O'Grey, Parker Corbin, Allan
Wilson, A d. Rilea, Matt Mcdonald,
John Pressney, L. w. Wellington,
f. o. Holloway, William Schultz,
George Seitz, S. Gallagher, r..
w. Wright, A. Gluck, John NJ. Viii
son, W. w. Cotteral, Jerome Smith, J. H.
Scarlet, DR. c. S. Newton, +. L. Hunt,
Simmons, w. NJ. Lock. g. B. Mitchell,
| Lucien Baker, ID. A Hook, o. B. Taylor,
| S. johnson, A A Fem, w. J. Gillfellin,
f. T. Carr, B. T. Samules, John Nisbett,
p. Geaugherty, James Francks, Charles
| Peaper, Major G. Thoneenfeldt, +. T.
| Hunt jr.. r. A. Richards, w. Wickens, j.
! Evans, II. S. Clark, A. l.. Allen, L. A.
| Dollman, w. c. Haynes, l.. Stair, VIM.
| Doel, Beecher Sterne, A. NJ. Kline, Ed.
| Akleroyd, j. B. Berry, w. F. Weber,
| George Tauber, V. K. Pond, John Ander-
son, II. II. Buckwalter, NJ J. Dayman. II.
NJ. johnson, Peter Behrn, ]. ". Hagaman,
John A. Misley, S. II. Glenn, j. c. Nc
Flvain, J. B. McFlvain, Henry Bell, Joseph
| Brown, William Salvert, g. Flick, G. B.
Anderson, T. b. McQuinn, NJ. Cronmosle,
A w. Shook, X. A Dowell, H. S Prather,
S. F. Woolard, J. G. Stokes, j.
Bath, George Wright, H. Y States,
+. w Scott, William Bresters,
H. H. Campbell, F. f. West, w. o. Bar
nett, H. NJ. Carpenter J. C. Beyes, w. I.
Cloverdale, c. A. Harper, L. S. Campbell,
s. w. Liddle, Geo. Neff, w. H. Voyles.
Chas. Wilsey, W. r. Spickwell, w. NJ.
Ready, 1. T. Alt, S. P Horton, j. J. Os-
| borne, w. T. Short, Hy Farmer, D. c. Nal
lory, S. Steimberg, ID. G. Anderson, o. f..
Holloway S. Z. Jocelyn, Alex. Steele, A.
T. Carpenter, G. w. Blackwelder, w. ID.
Mccormick, w. F. Niederlander. j. T.
Humphrey, Jr.; A. W. Oliver, +. H. Credi-
tor, J. w. Moffatt.
Mr.. ID. A. Banta, of Great Bend, having
been chosen temporary chairman in eau
Gus, was called to preside He said thanks
TO the convention in neat little speech.
referring briefly and tersely to the work on
hand
Mr. Beecher Sterne. of Topeka, was
made temporary secretary. The first
order of business being the appointment of
committees the following appointments
were made and con6rmed:
Resolutions-A. i. Allen, Topeka, II. II.
Buckwalter. Lyons; L. D. Skinner, Wich-
ia. u t. ETlCHdTu. TOII OCOtJi anu H. VI
Stokes, Junction City
Observation-Disclosures Baker, Leaven-
worth; A. w. Oliver, Wichita; o. b. Tay-
Tor, Leavenworth: A Gluck, Ford; ID. NJ.
Moore, Garrett. w. r. Payne, Wichita;
V. r Pond, Arkansas City.
Permanent organization - w. w.
Stewards, Great Bend John McIlvain.
Waubunsee; James Hagarman, Concordia;
Arthur Summons, Leavenworth; \. T..
Carpenter, Wichita.
After the approval of the committees the
few remaining moments of the morning
session were occupied by Messrs. w. K.
Payne and Lucien Baker who were called
upon for addresses Both gentlemen spoke
with their usual earnestness and force and
touched upon the vital interests of the con
vention with fearlessness born of SINGER
ity in the cause for which the convention
was assembled They were both frequent
" interrupted with applause and At the
conclusion of their speeches the conven-
ton fairly shouted their approval
The Marshall band of Topeka was in at
tendance and entertained the audience
with short selections between times.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Marshall band opened up the after
noon session with choice selections of
music until 2:45, when Chairman ID. A.
Banta called the meeting to order and
asked for the reports of the committees.
The committee on permanent organization
first made the following report: THAT
the present organization be made perman-
ent and that MeSsrs. John Nisbett, Of
Leavenworth, and W. d. Mccormick. of
Wichita, be made additional secretaries. /
The report was adopted unanimously as
read On loud calls Mr.. Banta with his
characteristic brevity thanked the conven-
ton for the honor conferred upon him and
promised TO work for the ticket that was
sure of success at the fall election. He
said the convention was called TO protect !
the freedom OF the state and with right /
and sincerity on their side they could not I
fail TO win.
The chairman Of the committee on resO- /
lutions then reported the following plat I
form which was received with repeated I
applause and adopted unanimously:
EEsUBNIsSIoS REPUBLICAN PLATFORM
The Resubmission Republicans Of Kan ,
saS in convention assembled invite the at 1
tention Of the intelligent and liberal 1
minded voters OF all parties TO the follow 4
ing declaration of principles:
We renew our pledge Of unwavering 4
loyalty TO the principles Of the national /
Republican party, which has ever been (
foremost in championing the rights and I
liberties Of all the people, and its manage /
ment Of affairs has been inspired by i
craftsmanship so broad and catholic in i
spirit as 70 command the admiration and 4
approval OF the lovers Of liberty and de- 4