The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-15

| Martin.
Fifth ward-B F. Draper, J. c. Will
Jams, F. w. Spaulding. S. S. CARRIER, H.
A. Hill, f. NJ. Handley, John Farmer,
John NJ Hanley, J. H. Bachtel, a. Brack-
en-, l.. Simpson, j. V. Koogle, Charles
Payne, T. W. White
Sixth ward-W. A. Richey, T. F. Clegg,
W. F Shaw, John Fritch, J. n. Rauch, S.
D. Lieurence, w T. Proudfoot, Ed Rafety,
J. H Mercer, J. F. Mccoy, A. G. Bartlett,
J. E. Rife, Charles Taylor, Frank Black
! burn, II. II. Andrews, a. Bell, w. A.
| Morris
Valley Center township-F. A. Beach,
| H c. Smith, Dwight Beach.
| East Park-I. Z. Ault. Robert Hous-
| ton.
Wichita-Geo. W. Bristow, w. B. Jones,
J. H. Brown, John Kelley, C. S. Eicholtz,
r. Z. Jackman.
Kechi-Joseph Starr, C. w. Simmons.
Erie-C. Miller
Salem-Jacob Houghy, A. p. Butcher,
J. \. Nelson, J. +. Houck.
Grant-C. G.. Campbell, A. G.. Britton,
Joseph Reynolds, Ira Jackson, Harry
Haines, George Morris.
Mt. Hope, Greeley-W. B. Cheney, T. H.
Randall, Z. B. Welch, H. Roberts, T. NJ.
Anderson, f. W Jewell.
Lincoln-B. E. McGrew.
Minneha-O. p. Massey, R. T. Leach, w.
l.. Appling, S. n. Bridgman.
Waco-S. S. Bowman, q. H. Lyons, S.
w Balch, VIII Lyons, +. Abbott.
Viola-T r. McCully, w. o. Graham,
H. w. Miller
Union-G. w. Steinrod, w. F. Walker,
c.. II. Miller, J. A. Ask, o. Il. Taylor, j.
a. MacLennan.
Morton-G r. Pierce, Gustave Cook, J.
Z. Good, F. j. r. Zeller, j. Marble.
Attica-H B. Browhaw C. w. Miller,
T. H. Blease, n. L, Miller.
Ninnescah-D. A. Nickerson, Z. H.
Jones, Daniel Murphy, r. o. Culver, H.
r. Watt
OhiO--L. Anderson.
1--WE recommend that those present from
townships where delegates are absent that
they cast the entire vote Of the township"
The report was adopted unanimously.
The committee on permanent organiza-
ton reported Judge T. B. Wall for per-
manent chairman and Dwight Beach sec
rotary The report was adopted with APP
plause and Messrs Howe aud Ward were
chair Being presented by Colonel Stew
art Mr. Wall said:
Gentlemen of the Convention:
Il thank you for this compliment, for it
is ever an honor to preside over the DELHI
erations of a Republican convention. This
body will select delegates to the COnven-
ton which viii the man who will repre-
sent the great Seventh congressional dis
trict in the national legislature. lCheersl
THAT convention will adopt platform of
principles which if carried out will be i'll
the interest of the whole people of this dis
trict, and those principles and policies will
he Republican. That convention will Sc
lect a man who has the courage to advO-
cate those principles, and the ability to in
tluence legislation thereon. And the dele
cation of Sedgwick county will present to
that convention such man, in the person
of Colonel James K. HollOwell, gallant
soldier, a thorough kansan and a man
of courage and ability" Enthusiastic
cheers
The skirmishes with the enemy are al
ready beginning, which are the prelimin
aries to- and which will eliminate in
finale engagement on election day in No
canism in the Seventh congressional dis
trict and in the state of Kansas /
The Republican party is still, as it always
has been, the champion of the rights of the
people. Before the present congress will
have adjourned Republican measures will ,
be adopted which will, in so far as legisla- /
ton can, inaugurate an era of prosperity |
for the people of this nation, which will |
insure the supremacy of the Republican /
party until this century is rounded out. /
This is no irredescent dream. The Repub- /
lican party ever since its organization has /
been able to meet every political emer- /
gency which has arisen in the affairs of |
, .,,, tot
now prove recreant to the confidence re |
posed in them.
But | must not attempt to make a /
speech. | hope that harmony will continue /
to characterize the deliberations of this /
| now await your further /
pleasure"
The committee on order of business re- |
ported as follows:
Report of committee on credentials.
Permanent organization
Remarks by permanent chairman.
Report of committee on resolutions.
Report of committee on delegates
The report was adopted unanimously
The report of committee on resolutions |
being called for Chairman Van Ness read |
the following:
Resolved, That the people of Sedgwick |
county fully appreciate the service rem |
in congress, Hon. :. r. |
Peters. in securing the holding OF the cir |
cult and district courts of the United /
States at Wichita; and for this and his /
many other acts of kindness toward us we /
tender him the warmest thanks of this |
Resolved further, that We, the Repubh- |
cans of Sedgwick county in convention /
assembled, hereby present TO our fellow l
Republicans of the Seventh Congressional /
district, as our choice for a candidate for 1
congress. Colonel James r. Hallowell of /
Wichita
We present him as gallant soldier for
the union. who served with heroism and
distinction from the hour when the first
,all to arms awo6e the loyal echoes of the
north until the final mUster-Out, when the
last enemy Of the union had laid down his
arms;
We present him as a citizen of Kansas
rom early manhood, who for more than /
twenty years has shared the fortunes and |
of its people. and whose wide
personal acquaintance and warm and zen
arous sympathies specially 1T him 10 rep
resent the beliefs and the wants Of the
brave and generous people Of the great
southwest:
We present him as a Republican tried
md true-a Republican whose voice has
'arried strength and cheer TO tens Of
thousands IN the campaigns OF the past
md who IS pre-emineutly fitted 10 carry
he banner Of RepublCanism, and 10 lead
l. with distinction and honor II the cam
)algn 10 come;
We present him as the choice OF the
oval aud united Republican party Of
county and ask his endorsement
md nomination at the hands Of our fellow
Of the Seventh Congressional
district