The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-27
THE CONVENTION.
a LARGE TURNOUT FROM THE
COUNTY.
Ringing Resolutions Favoring Colonel
Murdoch for Governor Passed Unani-
mously by Rising Vote Of the
Entire Convention Amid
Deafeuing Cheers.

elect delegates TO the congressional con-
ventioDs at hingman and kinsley. and
the state conventions at Topeka and
Hutchinson, met in Peerless hall in this
city. II was largely attended and every
precinct in the county was fully repre-
sented At 10 o'clock the meeting was
called to order by Chairman Morris and
Colonel Hallowell of this city, and s. NJ.
Johns of Mount Hope, were elected tenn
porary chairman and temporary secretary
respectively.
Upon taking the chair Colonel Halo
well made an address which was fitting TO
the occasion. Upon motion, committees
On resolutions credentials, order of bust
ness and permanent organization were
appointed by Colonel H&llowell.
A recess was then taken for fifteen
minutes.
On the reassembling Of the convention
the committee on order of business recon-
mended that the temporary organization
be made permanent and the recommends
ton was adopted.
The committee on credentials reported
the following delegates entitled to seats
in the conventions:
Morton townsniD-A. s. Marble, F. j. r.
Cellar, J. A. Hartley. J. l.. Randall.
Viola township-T. K. McCully, Fl. S.
Adams and K, r. Howe.
Union township-W. f. Walker George
w. Steenrod, J. A. Mahuran and o. t.
Tayre.
Wichita township-R. S. Cook, W. l..
Applng and Fred Tiffany.
Waco townships. w. Balch. G. A. Ly-
ans and r. 3. Kerr
Nmescah Township-Chas Mackey, A
f. Chambers. II. r. Watt, w. 5. Roberts
and j. w. Parker.
Valley Center. North-R. S. Allen and
George Newman.
Valley Center, South-E. L. Dague V.
l.. Alexander and \. II. Deming.
Ohio-L. Anderson and John Scott.
Minneha Townships. y. Bridgman,
NJ. c. Means and James Wilson.
Sherman Towpship-D. c. Harper, John
Price aud George o. Casuer.
MulvaDe Rockford-George Dickinson,
! T. L. Trickey and E. F. Emery.
West Park-F. NJ Uofflmeyer and S. j.
Landenslager.
Liacoln-R E. McGrew and L. B. Nc
Cormck.
Kechi-C. W. Simmons, J. D. Emerie.
J. w. Hockey and p. q. Richard.
Illinois Township-J. II. Shively and
James Sacket.
Gypsum-Levi Roach and W. H.
Hensley.
Greely Township-G. ". Wright. T. H.
Randall, F. Haskius, S. NJ Johns, 5. 2.
Chase
Garden Plain. South-Morris Lloyd and L.
\. Flint.
Grand River-M. L. Foster and W. B.
Moran.
Grant Township-A. J. Weaver, s. H.
Hart, A. NJ. Garrison and J. II. Fooks.
Eagle-O. l.. Winters and VI. Biggs.
Erie-C. l.. Miller and II. S Mcintosh.
Delano Township-R. E. Lawrence and
o. b. Clark.
Attica-O. NJ. Pettigrew and Mr.. Nc
Alpine.
Alton-J. H. Rhodes and J. H. Van
Weiman.
First ward, Wichita-M. Stewart. o. o.
! Adams, j. II. Moore, w. d. Mccormick,
Fl E Case. F. ". Oliver, f. L. Alderman,
ID. S. Pence, Fred Buckley. IL. NJ. DEAN,
Harvey Rice, ID. 4. Fuller, j. X. Sawyer,
j. f. Henley, A. NJ Sturdevaut, A. II.
Ward, John ID. Davis, j. r. II. King,
Charles Fechheimer.
! Second ward-J. W. Wingard, H. l.
! Gordon, B. H. Downing, Thomas Voss,
Ed Dumout, J. f. Hume, J. j. Parks. l.
I VI. Cox, \. L. Buckeridge, Z. f. Case, 4.
h. Enucb, A. ii. Carpenter, Thomas &.
Wilson, Theodore Reed. \. Z. Race, &. A
Foster, A, u. Walden. }. IL. Hardy, Sam.
! Williams, w. 5. Norris. w. p. McNair.
/ Third ward-J- NJ Allen, George w.
Adams, j. Il. Hoffman, j. H Terril, p. A.
Rohrbaush, " A. Carvin, All Brownwell,
: l.. >. Naftzger, w >. Rogers, G.. w Price,
/ George T. Campbell, J. H. Mccall. j. a.
/ Hollinger J. Ii. Forby, W. L. Johnson, L.
/ T. Alien, a. j. Stanley, w. Y. Bowers.
James Howard, Ray Oliver, J. +. d.
Casey, C. l.. Savior, Richard Pool
/ Fourth ward-L ID. Skinner. Oscar
! Smith. j. L. Ludlum, Tom Glover, ii. f,
3 | nj
( +. Greene, Jack Richardson. Jos heeler
! {. A. Van Ness, ID. VI. Brown, w. y
( johnson, Et Goldberg, Josiah Oviatt,
/ Captain George ). Swope, Mark Oliver,
! Dr. ". A Ninnick, j. 4. Brook, Pau
/ Melliuger. 7. W. sargent, A L. OlllnseI
and George l. Douglass.
Fifth ward-J. K Russell, NJ. S. Ro
( chele, : J.. Barrett, James Cross. j. V
koogie, Il. h. Johnson. b. +. Draper.
! Sixth ward-J. X. Mercer, W. ii. Har
row, w. VI. McClAiu, ". W. Clark, \. )
Ingram, Il. =. FAIRIES, J. T. Rife, ". G.
BARTLETT and Frank Todd.
| The committee on rules aud order o.
business made a short report which wa,
adopted. Upon motion Colonel Hallowel
appointed four committees TO select anc
recommend delegates TO the four conven
tons above named. The most important
of these committees was the one selected
to select delegates o the state convention
and Colonel Hallowell appointed on that
committee William F Green, Chairman
s. l. Barrett, NJ. A Carvin. j. W. Parker
II. J. Lloyd, J. X. Sawyer and J. T. Lud
| lum. II was resolved by the convention
that this committee consult Colonel Muir
dock with reference to those he desired &c
act as delegates TO the state convention.
| An adjournment was then taken till
O'Clock.
AFTERNOON MEETING.
At precisely p. III. Colonel Hallowel
I called the convention to order.
The committee on the selection of dele
gates to the kingman convention wa
called upon for their report and upon i
being read it was adopted. 1t recon-
mended the folio wing delegates aud alter
mates:
J. ]. Halloweu. c Reed H. E GoOde
w 5. Morris, Henry Miller. w. \. Min
| nicks, e. Il. SMITH, W. E Green, Z. {
CampSe.l. ). h Rhoades, l. ;. NAftsgar
a q Valdez. hurry Meyers. Frank ;
Burr. A r. Muscular. J. I. Ludlum, p. q
Rosrbau-a, George W. Adams, A. Z. 81
! ingey. = Y. 4ucSer
Alernates-S NJ Johns II. D Heiser
n'au. \. i. Mystt, d. {. Harper. Ton
Glover. T. Il Hoffman. 1. u J ,ck>on. IN
Williams. James l. Dyer. Fred Buckley
J. II Mercer. w. II. Harr&h. I. L. Dsgue
& Mackey. r, + Enooh, =, ". Parse
\. J. Weaver, II. l. Foster, o +, TWe
lem Dclckey.
Tie committee on delegates 10 III
Hutchinson convention reported, RECON-
mendInE the following gentlemen Tor ce.e
gates, which report was adopted;
W. : Morris. \. : M4a;t. ". / S.u: