The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-14
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Hallowell that Murdoch can get the Demo
Gratis: they are coming over already" He
concluded by saying II believe in working
for candidate like Tammany does by
going up to Topeka with a
good strong club back of him.
We must talk Murdoch, shout for
Murdoch, yell for Murdock, and if we
stand by Murdoch he will unquestiouably
be the next governor OF Kansas"
Colonel Hallowell's speech was loudly
applauded several times. 1t had q splen-
did effect on the audience.
The committee on resolutions then re-
ported as follows, through L. ID. Skinner:
THE RESOLUTIONS
Whereas, Under the dawning light of a
better civilization, it is becoming maxim
of American politics, that the Office should
seek the man, rather than that the man
should seek the office, and.
Whereas, Through the violation of this
healthful public sentiment. it is often i'm
possible for the public to avail themselves
of the services of their most competent
and worthy representatives, in public Office.
by reason of an adherence on the part of
the candidate, for the methods employed
in procuring political preferment and,
Whereas, The candidacy of Colonel
NJ NJ Muruock IoI GOVERNOR, urged upon
him by the free and voluntary voice of
almost the entire press of the state, was by
him withdrawn. because of his aversion to
the laboTs that seemed necessary on his
part, in his own behalf IN order to secure
the nomination. Now, therefore,
Resolved, BY the people of Sedgwick
county ia mass meeting assembled, that
we call upon the Republican party of
Kansas TO disregard the personal prefer
ences of Colonel Murdoch. to ignore his
withdrawal, and to place within his hands
the party standard in the approaching
campaign, assured as we are, that his
patriotism and loyalty 10 his party and
state, will not permit him to refu Sc to do
service wherever his people shall require
it. And,
Resolved that in Colonel VI. NJ. Muir
dock, we recognize the strongest candi-
date before the people that could possibly
be named. For thirty years his pen, with
incessaut flow, has traced the fire of a
restless, fearless and courageous soul.
while the iron lungs OF his printing press.
have Numbered forth the wrongs of the
people, against the abuses OF organized op-
preston. Ever loyal TO the support Of the
candidates OF his party, he has had the in
dependence and manhood to criticize
any pending or proposed measures
whenever, in his judgement. they
trenched upon the inalienable rights OF
the people. his DalLtS- nave ever DeeQ
In the open arena, with his breast exposed
TO the Ihickest Of the fight. but. like a
valiant and invincibl- knight, whether
victorious or repulsed, he has never for an
instant, lowered TO the foe, the sjiken
banner on which was enscribed, Kansas
and her people against the world -
Resolved. that without disparagement
or antagonIsm TO any OF the Candidates
now aspiring TO the gubernAtorial nomi-
nation, we cali upon them, in the interes;
OF harmony. party success, aud Of justice
10 one OF Kansas most deserving sons TO
join with Us in supporting Colonel ". VI.
Murdoch, as the most available candidate
TO unite the full strength OF the party and
all rs factions, and sweep the state with
the cid time Republican majority
Resolved, That with all confidence in
the delegation heretofore selected from
this county, we urge upon them, aud upon
the delegates of ali other counties, to nse
their utmost efforts at, and before the Re-
publican state convention. for the nomina-
tlon OF Colonel ". II. Nurdock for gov
ernor. /. ID. SKINNER,
NJ w. LEVY.
q. w. CLENEST