The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-20


whereby monopolies are created anC
values enhanced, and we declare for stric
laws for the suppression of these trusts.
a We believe that no greater harm
can happen to free people than the polu-
ton of the judiciary, and we hereby con
denim the practice of a judge log-rolline
with suitors, allying himself with political
rings and bosses, and going up and down
the length and breadth of the land cleo
tioneering with the people for their votes
like an ordinary Office seeker, and we here
by declare it our opinion that candidate
for the hign and honorable position OF
Judge should be elected for personal and
professional fitness and not for his ability
to manipulate ward politics or to control
political conventions, and we especially
condemn the recent degrading and dis
graceful spectacle of the selection of can
didate by the most vicious and depraved
elements of the city and under the manip-
ulations of corrupt political ring.
THE NOMINATIONS.
The nominations were made quickly and
without speeches They were seconded
literally and with applause. Edwin White
Moore made a neat and concise speech
of acceptance. Charley Mossbacher
! said speaking wasn't in his line,
and most of the candidates declined to
come forward but stood in their places
and accepted the nomination. This was
the result. Each nomination was made
unanimous
For District Judge
Edwin White Moore. 1851
For Sheriff
Charles Mossbacher, by acclamation.
For Treasurer
Tom Cartwright, by acclaim alton.
For Treasurer Long Term
Bony Smith of Clearwater.
For Register of Deeds
Charles Shaeffer. ...>-................-Y 132
j. Il OoSey.. ...'''''."'.'....~..ss oo
John Fisher. ~
For County Clerk
d. o. Williams, by acclamation.
Office of Coroner
w. Z. Gibbony
b. 4. Plummer. .........'....--...-... q
For County Surveyor
John Carney was nominated by accla-
nation, his opponents, Milburn and
Burnes. withdrawing.
For Commissioned
Ed. O'Bryan was made chairman and
Moses Anderson secretary of the Second
district commissioner convention. George
l. Pratt was nominated for commissioner.
The Democrats are very proud of the
personelle of their ticket and contend that
it is sure winner.
THE DELEGATES
The committee on credentials reported
the following delegates entitled to seats
in the convention:
Delano-Chas. Caldwell and Ed Hill.
Grant-John Willis, VIM. Dalton and
VIM. Willard.
Greeley. NJ. York, J. 81. Heck, J. W.
Fletcher, c. H. Soule and l. W. Phillips.
Gypsum-James Cox, William Knightly,
Thomas Mouchton, A. j. Faber, Mike Obi.
Kechi-T G. Pratt, Arthur Steele, John
Brown, James Tanning.
Ninescah-S. o. Kinkaid, Bony Smith,
J. r. Center, T. 4. Keller. j. Z. Pulliam.
East Park L. Williams, w. L. White.
Payne-T. L. Elliott, j., Is. Brown, Fred
Fe4dner, j. Foxrea.
Rockford (Derby)-A Bunnell, p Klen-
niger. NJ. Herndon, j. G. Trinkle, n. B.
Salem-v. NJ. Cloud, J. J. Kleinenger,
B. D. Dadisman. j. G. Cleminger, Ed Els
wick, Joe Wylie.
Sherman-W. w Anderson, Charles
Watson, Peter Georges, Charles Stein
buchel, Nicholas Friend, S. Kraus, II. p.
Union-B. P. McNair, Joseph wads-
worth, d. Newton, A. L. Burns, H. p.
Allen, Aleck Williams, Mat Bush, d. L.
Breese.
Valley Center-T. C. Brooks, A. S.
Thomas, e. II. Wing, j. A Davidson, JAS
per Adams, John Williams, c. Nelson.
Waco-J. J. Cook, j. NJ. Dougherty, r. |
NJ Grimes, B. Castor, Dan Tierney, II. |
Wichita-George W. Ebey, VIM. Tull, |
John Gould. A. c. Disbrow, Tim Mahaney. |
Garden Plaine-Nicholas Seiwert, John |
Cassian, Ben Weber, Peter Juncelman.
Minneha-S. G. Collins.
West Park-Jacob Mahanah.
Attica-L. D. Reese, Sam Nelson, Peter
Nolen.
Afton-John Lee
Eagle-A N Whiteside, Theo Wise.
First Ward--P. " Healy, George Whit.
lock, j. c. Farrell, Charley Carey, w. II,
Herbig. Robert Payne, n. A. English, j.
T. McMillen, Sam B. Amidon, w. 3. Glib
0ony, George Hammann.
Z. j. Drake, George Bradshaw, Charley
5wartz, John Knobloch, George Gehring,
A. Christman, E. Werner, j. Y. Wood, o.
P. Hanna. C. H. Hunter, NJ. N: Fech-
neimer, J. NJ. Leveridge, A. NJ Gold
,tandt, George Calhoun, J. j. Ferguson.
Second Ward-D. NJ. Dale, Thomas G.
Fitch, r. Bean. l.. A. Dean, John Albert,
Frank Fisher, G.. NJ. Dickson, w. G. Lang
ION, w, A ATel, l. Il. A1ChtCudu, 0eOIk6
P. Locke, Frank Scott, Fred S. Dennis, II.
R. Butler. c. j. O'Keefe. Otto Weiss.
Charles Dangertield, VIM. Fletcher, w. S.
Third Ward-B. W. Aldrich, w. L.
Osborne, L II. Hettinger, B. K. Brown,
William Matthewson, j. g. Mccoy, j. y.
Dave Smyth, G. II Chitty, j.
T. Dorsey, George Young, j. R Shields,
= A. Walker, W. ". Reynolds, G. 5 Will
ION, Mike Cooke, Q. A. Keach, J. L.
Hurst, Ezra Poffenberger, J. L. Conley,
Percy Lougland, b. f. Fulton, w. 5. Nc
Milt Stuckey, Louis Stein
)uchel.
Fourth ward-N. Bird. Ed O'Bryan
Fred Smyth, Jr, Harry Stewart, Charles
". K. Clifford, j. S Richard
on. David Ross, John Mahlan Moore.
dose Anderson. Willard Boone. j. ".
oates, J. =. Miller, Fred Rose, W. S.
dyers, n. F. Osborne, Oscar Cone, Harry I
Knight, Thomas McClelland, Sam Hewey,
-ohn T. DeMott. j. A. Wallace, Ben Rob
nson, James Pratsman, Dr. Rudolph.
Robert L. Holmes, r Fl. Roys, John
3leakmore, Frank B. Smith.
Fifth Ward-D. A. McCandless, H. A.
ilenn, g. w. Bennett, J. A Friend, 9. X.
freeman, J. L. G. Carney, c. F. Guyer, II.
= Bon Durant, +. X. Blake, ", NJ
lieser
Sixth Ward-W. H. Parkinson, j. VI.
dartin, A. J. Brazier John McCarty, Will
dcCarty, George Hormsr, George Atch-
ons, VI B. Parsons, Fl. Dold, A, J. Crow.
}. Champion, P. Gould, Robert Boiler, E.
icNess, R. /. Cole.