The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-10

Alton township-G. S. Hutchison, N
A. Burdick, Z. l.. Switzerland
Attica-J. c. Major. j. w Ogden, Will
lam Flood, ID. B. Williamson
Delano-B. Noon, a. Nelson, d. Peter
son. S. Baily.
Eagle Silas Rutledge, T. ]. Smith
James Beal, George Wilson, Charles Tur
per, \. Calhoun.
Erie-Noah Fink, H. d. Compton, Lev
I Webster.
Grant-E MCGOWAN, R. Carnahau, G
Balintine, J. o. Stevens, w. L Francis, /,
SasseeD.
Grand River-D Chadd, W. Anderson
p. Casad.
Garden. Plain, South. H. Clark, C
Willis, j. W. Gosney.
Garden Plain, North-H. S. Holland, L
I. Norman
Greeley-F. F. Williams, w. w. Jones
f. G. Rawson, G. W. Reed.
Gypsum-D. O'clock, S. Grimstead, W
L. High. j. j. Branson, N. Dillon, 5. a
Miller, Ben Baker
Kechi-W H. kirkpatrick, J. c. Robb
S. w. Lee, Thomas Hunt. j. b. Osborn.
Illinois-F Means, H. Gilispie, w. A.
Wise, j. Bosley, Charles Berton.
Lincoln-H. |. Merrill, III. Layton. Geo.
McDuffie. W. c. Woods, ]. NJ. Corbley.
Minneba Frank Pray, ID. G. Sloan,
Charles Reeves, L. A. Mcintyre, j. V.
Johnston.
Ohio-Henry Teachout, NJ. J. Bloomin-
shire, w. Williams. j. Blackstone, -
Payne. ". II. Berthold. II. w. Ruble,
Fred Softer, e. W Rice, William Baker
Rockford. Derby precinct-S. Z. High,
- Mitchell, James Law, Robert Nc
Williams, K. Hamilton.
Rockford. Mulvane precinct-C II. Hun
saker, C. E. Bush, r. II. Hopkins, IL. II.
SNYDER
saIem-w. F. Gopher, w. NJ. Booth. S.
j. Waugh, John Lowry. J. V. Colvilie.
Sherman-L A Townsend. NJ. Frantz,
William Gilchrist. NJ. Post, H ". Royse.
Union-Wiliiam Vanvolten5urg, Henry
Perry, Moses Jav.
Valley Center-A. K. Target, Jake Will
son. W. A. Allerton, j. Temple. w. w.
Davis, j. G. Mayall, A Clark. Charles L.
Cross
Viola-J. W. Jones, James Grimpsley,
S. Nishswonger, J. w. Porter.
West Park-R. w. Hurt, j. J. Becker,
S. S Splitter. f. Smith.
East Park-T 5. Furnish. S. NJ. Belden,
Samuel Dewess,
Niuuescah-Wm. Cooper. L. r. Moore,
J. p. Morrison, Levi Mclaughlin.
Waco-Chas. Goodyear, NJ. w. Case. j.
S. Stuckey, J. Martin, E Horner. d.
Wimple, II. Brown, w. S. Brown.
Mortnu-D. w. Name, Henry Comstock,
Chas. Coop. L. NJ. Trexler. Chart Har-
vey.
SNichita-C. L. Beard, VIM. Dye, ]. C..
Boyce.
Wichita City-First ward-P. V. Healy,
Grant Webster, H. B. Calvert, q. W.
Peters, j. NJ. Furnish. ". c. Webster, 5.
Hayclon.
Second Ward-Wm. Campbell. E. B..
Badger, Chas. Irish, Joseph Renfro. ). NJ.
johnson.
Third Ward-M Litchfeld, Shellen-
berger, Noah Allen, Sid Neff, Jerry
Cleary, j. c. Langdon, John Parrot, l. 2.
Campbell. J. w; Jones.
Harlin w. S. Jones, j. w. Bridenstein,
Third precinct-A. L. Miller, II. X.
fuller. Charles Phillips. w. j. Babb.
Fourth precinct-H. G. Reeder, g. f.
Fifth ward-R. S. Dell, A. Stanley,
Grant Nepple, Y. p. Parkhurst, j. +.
Humphrey, w. II. Smith, h. L. Baston.
Sixth ward-R Slyter, r. r. Slyter. f.
NJ. Barnes, 5. W. Camp, n. Z. Hyde, 4 h.
Davis.
Respectfully submitted,
P.V. HEALY,
HENRYCoMsToCK,
NJ. FRANTZ,
j. {. ROBB,
T. 5. CARNAHAN,
Committee.
With few alterations the report of the
committee on credentials was adopted.
The committee on order OF business re-
ported as follows:
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
First-Selection of county central COM
mitumen.
Secoud-Nomination of county superin-
tendent.
INSTRUMENTATION of probate judge.
Fourth-Nomination of district clerk.
Fifth-Nominatio of county attorney.
Sixth-Nomiuation of state senator.
The committee recommended that all
be made without speeches,
and all votes be by viva voce by the chair
man OF each delegation when the roll was
called by the secretary.
The committee on permanent organize
ton reported for chairman, l. Z. Camp
bell; for secretary. w. II. Bertholf, and
for assistant secretary, II. A. Burdick.
Mr. Campbell on taking the chair as
permanent chairman made one of the
most pitiful calamity walls that the re-
porter ever listened TO.
The committee on resolutions then made
It's appearance, and Noah Allen read the
as its report:
The Peoples party OF Ssdgwick county
In convention assembled hereby endorse
the declaration of PRINCIPLES announced by
the Peoples party national convention.
aud especially approve Of their choice for
president and vice president, two old
soldiers, one wearing the blue, the other
he gray, James B. Weaver aud James e.
Field, thus demonstrating our belief that
-his is one country and one people.
Resolved, That we endorse the Peoples
party state platform aud the nominees for
,he state officers, all OF whom are honest,
capable gentlemen, and when elected, as
hey will be, the state government and
will no longer be controlled nor
In the interest OF rings,
:liques or corporations.
We heartily endorse the action of onr
representation in the passage OF the maxi
mum freight bill which, If passed, would
nave saved TO the people OF the state mill
ons Of dollars up to this time; also the
passage of au equity Of redemption law
and the Australian ballot law and all other
measures passed 10y them in the interest OF
he people, and condemn the Republican
,arty for their defeat OF the same.
Whereas. Under the present system OF
aiiway management individual mer-
.hauts and business are crGsed out, towns
md cities are retarded aud kept back, and
are taxed and burdened by
freight rates and unjust dis
and
Whereas Wichita, our own proud city.
,ur own business men aud merchants and
'ur own country have been tAe special
object CT such extortion and unjust dis
and
Where's. The Republican party. the
,arty Of, TOR anu by the railways, by and
With the aid Of the senator ana their one
representative from this county, succeed
Il in defeating the maXim1m freight bill,
nd other railway legislation passed Dy
be mem bers Of tne Pe1p.e.s parly IN TIE