Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-10-18
The Republican County Convention.

fCHIlOH IdoI pdCuIudy, OC'Oo0A- LIZ
1890, at the court house in Wa
keeney, Kansas, for the purpose of
placing in nomination county
ticket.
The convention was called to Or
der by S. R. Cowick. and upon mo
ton J. w. Tunnel, of Riverside
township, was elected temporary
chairman, and T. r. Moore, of Wa
Keeney, temporary secretary.
On motion, a committee on Gre
dentials, consisting of one delegate
from each township, was appointed,
as follows Ogallah, Eli McColium;
Wilcox, VIM. Hoobler; Franklin,
George Young; Glencoe, NJ. b.
johnson; Riverside, George Robin
son; Wa-Keeney, F. M. Morgan.
A committee of five on resolutions
was then appointed by the chairman,
as follows; A. II. Blair, G. Y. York,
W. B. Robinson, w. T. Brabb, l. F.
Jones.
H. M. Russ, D. B. Rogers and G.
W. Cross were appointed a commit
tee on permanent organization.
A. J. McCollum, C. FL. Gibbs and
Thomas Fonts were appointed a
committee on credentials.
The committee on credentials re-
ported the following delegates and
as entitled to a seat in the
convention:
Franklin Township-Delegates
Geo. Young, w. B. Robinson, I. F.
Jones. Alternates-Otto Young, J.
L. Cronk.
Ogallah Township Delegates
W. T. Brabb, VIM. Cowden, Eli Nc
Collum, John Oliver, W. A. Tawney,
C. J. Anderson.
Glencoe Township - Delegates
N. H. Johnson, D. B. Rogers. AL
ternates-W. F. Cross, D. F. Will
son.
Riverside TownShip-Delegate
J. w. Tunnel, G.. L. Robinson, W.
A. Jordan, A. L. Richardson.
Collyer Delegates
J. Johnson, H. M. Russ, Thomas
Fouts, S. NJ. Marshall, C. T. Davis,
Geo. V. York.
Wilcox Delegates -
VIM. Hoobler, VIM. CIPHER, L. S.
Halsey. Alternates = H. Harlan,
VIM. Gregory.
Wa-Keeney Observation-Disclosures
"A. J. McCollum, +. NJ. Morgan,
Geo. Baker, Benz. Jackson, Riley
Moore, 0. M. Scott, C. A. McLauch-
Ian, T. H. Moore, Geo. W. Cross, C.
H. Gibbs, A. P. Hinshaw, C. w.
Sweet, A. H. Blair, w. L. Harrison.
Alternates C. A. Hoar, Harrison
Cole, NJ. W. Cliff, J. H. March, J.
w. Carson, A. L. Gleason.
On motion, the report of the COM
mittee on credentials was adopted,
and the above named delegates and
alternates declared entitled to seats
IN the convention.
The committee on permanent Or
ganlzatlon recommended A. II. Blair
for permanent chairman and Thos.
Fouts for permanent secretary, which
report was adopted.
The committee on resolutions then
presented the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted f:
WA-KEEsET, Kansas, October IL, 1890.
RESOLUTIONS
We, the republicans of Trego county in conven-
ton assemblies, resfirm our allegiance to the prin-
ciples OF our party enunciated in the platforms
adopted at the late state convention held at Topeka
and congressional convention held at Colby and as
further declaration of our principles be it
Resolved, That we favor such legislation as will
protect the interests of farmers against trusts
and combines, and will secure to their products the
same protection as that enjoyed by the eastern
manufacturer.
Resolved, That we commend the republican party
for the passage of the most liberal pension laws eyer
adopted by any government and we further favor
the enactment OK q service pension bill, which Wa
declare that justice and patriotism alike demand
should become law before the rank and file of
the patriots who came to the of our country
In the hour Of peril are buried beneath the soil of
tie nation which they so valiently defended.
Resolved, That we favor the free and unlimited
coinage of silver, and such further increase of the
volume OK currency as will meet the needs of our
people.
resolved, That, while we recognize the fact that
by reason of the supervision over and wholesome 70
strictons placed around the mode of trsnsactino
the business Of national banks by our general gov
ernment the number Of failures by such banks and
the loss to their depositors have been redueed n
We believe the same rAsnIts o. - =.