The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-09-12
esmDer and the nrss day Of the following

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We are in favor of SO amending our exist
ing laws on the subject of the payment of
employees, of individuals. companies or cer-
porations engaged in mining and manu-
featuring. as 10 provide for weekly payment
of wages in lawful money
We are opposed to the system of free
passes on railroads now In vogue in this
State. by reason of which every railroad
company is expected. as a matter of court
esy, to compliments all State ofiic rs. men,
bers OF the Legislature, judges and other
public officers with free transportation over
their lines, and We favor the suppression Of
this practice by proper legislation
We are in favor of legislation prohibiting
the employment of children under the age
OF fourteen years in mines, factories, work
shs ps or mere intile cstabl shments.
We strongly indorse and approve the ad
ministration of the affairs of this State by
Governor Lyman u Humphrey and his as
soclates in the state Government as being
pre- eminently wise, judicious and econom-
zeal, and we do especially commend the
Governor and Attorney General for their
energetic and eff ectiyo efforts to promote
the execution of all of the laws of the State.
The following additional resolutions
were added to the platform:
That ii next Leg islature should so amend
the laws relating TO foreclosure and sale OF
real estate under mortgage contract, as
shall secure to the mortg Igor the privilege
OF redeeming such real estate within twelve
months fromSlate of such for closure sale
by the payment of tho judgment and of legal
intei est from date of sale to date of re-
demptlon.
Whereas. The cattle syndicates of the
West are permitted 10 occupy the public
domain, for use In a business which is In d.
rect competition with the farmers OF the
State; therefore, be it
Resolved, Tn It we ask Congress to provide
such suitable rental or tax as VIII place
them off from position of favortism and
bring them into fair an equal comp stition
with those who own their lands, and pay
taxes on them as we'll as on the cattle.
The convention then named the fol-
lowing State Central Committee, after
which adjournment was declared:
At large, R. F. Moore, of Butler Coun-
ty; First district l.. L. Terwilliger,
Leavenworth; Second district S B.
McLemore, Bourbon; Third district, S.
s. kirkpatrick. Fredonia; Fourth dis
trict L. E. Finch, Burlingame Fifth
district, T. +. Carver, Salina; Sixth
district F. NJ Lockard, Norton;
Seventh district, w. T. Walker,
C. F. Johnson, Osborne; Second
nee; Third judicial district L. +. Ran
dolph, Atchison; Fourth judicial dis
trict, A A. Franklin, Ottawa; Fifth
JuulCldi ulSIrlCts H. W. EdSImaus
Lyon; Sixth judic; al district, G.
W.. Pye. Crawford; Seventh judicial
district E ]. Kinney. Usage Mission;
Eighth judicial district, o. L. Moon,
Dickinson; Ninth judicial district, A.
L. Green, Newton; Tenth judicial dis
trict L. II. Johnson, Miami; Eleventh
| judicial district John II. Smith. Chero-
kee; Twelfth judicial district, j. B. Be
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district. Adrian Reynolds, Chautauqua;
| Fourteenth judicial district O. II.
Anterior, Russell; Fifteenth judicial
district, s. III. Dodge, Mitchell /;
Sixteenth judicial district, w. l..
Kenyon, Mitchell; Seventeenth judicial
district, j. r. Sedgwick, Rawlins; Eight
zenith judicial district, j. II. Mercer,
Sedgwick; Nineteenth judicial district,
r. L. Simons, Sumner; Twenty first
| judicial district A. w. Kirkwood.
Marshall; Twenty-second judicial dis
trict, r. NJ. Emory, Nemaha;
TWEEN ty third judicial district,
Frank Danford, Ellis; Twenty-fourth
judicial district, Frank Holmes,
Barber; Twenty-fifth judicial district,
]. w. Butterfield Marion; Twenty-sixth
| judicial district, d. j. Fuller, Green
WOOus -SSNohJA JuulC1d1 ulb-
trict Lafayette Sims, Dodge City;
Twenty judicial district, NJ.
Albaugh, Kingman; Twenty-ninth
| judicial district, w. J. Buchan. Wyan-
dotte; Thirtieth judicial district A P.
Riddle. Ottawa; Thirty-first judicial dis
trict D. E. Paige Clark; Thirty-second
judicial district. Peter Bowers, Grant;
Thirty-third judicial district, C. T.
Linn, Ness.
The committee organized by the cleo
ton of William Buchan, of Wyandotte,
as chairman. and Captain John Smith,
of Cherokee County, as secretary. The
| following executive committee was
elected: C. F. Moore, of Butler, chair
man; J. II. Johnson, of Miami; A. Rey-
nolds, of Chautauqua; T. +. Carver, Of
Saline; Frank Danford, of Ellis; Mar
tin Albaugh, of Kingman; C. F. John
son, OF Jefferson.