The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-30
THE REFORM PRESS.
ACCOUNT oF-THE LEEIsIJEG or TIE
KANSAS EEFORM PREaS
ASSOCIATION.


session Tie following committees were
appointed:
Committee on membership. w.
Pack, B. E. Kies. Chas. Davis.
Committee Oh resnlUti0ns-W. :
Wait. T. Z. Kies, s. McLaliin. Frank
Honeywell, Geo. II. Townsend.
: Committee on order of business-T.
l. Brown. j. II. Stewart, d. P.IIodge-
man.
w. :. Morgan, secretary of the Ma
ticuaI Reform Press Association, was
present and addressed the members
concerning the proposed excursion to
Washington ou February %, 1898,
after which recess was taken until ?
o'clock
At the opening of the afternoon ses-
sion the committee on mem bershiP re-
ported fIvOraBly Oh tile following pub
l:c.rtiOus: j.. i. L.,timer, PleHsuutOn
I Hsrald; ". C. Adkins. EHngham
/ Graphic; j. ). Parks, Uests,1. CaH; }.
NJ. Hagamsn, Couc0r,Iia Bladc; G.. +.
/ hathaway, Washington Republican,;
y. e. Mccarthy, Paols Times; George
/ Rogers, People Herald; &c. Buchanan
/ Iittsburg kaUsen.
Later in the day the following appli-
,.,fior. r,era ,.,,.,,..,I,,, ,sr,.,rt,.,I
! ~ '' .
I T. DyatJ- Ainie8a 1'luBt6cuteri 4. E
Foote, Mariou Times. On motion all
! of The foregoing applications were adj
! Iujttld to- membership.
I The committee on resolutions sub
/ mitted the following report:
We rejoice over the result OF the
/ late election and tire progress OF our
/ principles us rS pressed by the people OF
/ Kansas at tie polls. aud we r.tT-.gilJlf-
/ late our members ou tha important
/ part LI.ey have taken iii tun contest.
/ . RESOLVED. That It Is the sense of
This ;,s~o.i.tt;,jn that our cx.l...ti,e
board he lI.-.f .lcfad To t.it.u. -tpp- look
inc TO the s.s-reaslDil OF ftlI go .laa pub
listers of reform PAPERS an I5r.tiltl IS
where, such DUhHc4tiou- u.tva Le.,u
found llnpragr:tbI. i'm securing better
locations. 10 tu-7 rl4 they may cstaB-
iIsh a bureau "i iut'TH1.9' 20 Win. H.
LIT i,o5 ro ,'i,.is4 R%pJ. II IA
cations may Apply ;i.rJ h. pa. ia CON
muuicari0I with eaeH otner.
RESOLVED. That we ask the reneal
of the law rr0uiriTa- Iarr;,I notices 10 Ie
pui,Iisbci ol,Iv in p,,7..rs' ibat nave
hacn published for at least GFtv-two
consecutive weeks.
~ r.,IIo,,,i,,.,' rc,,I,,,io,, s-.i,r,itt..5
Ia. W, II ~ 1t7..,o',I
vhara. T. notorI.,,,, ,,,'
, the state canvas+inE board. With in
tent 10 subvert tbe viii of the people
- sl ~ III ioLi IN ,.se Il
lion to candidates ror the lower house
Yho were not legally entitled to them;
Whereas The sf,,e central com
r mittee or the peopie's party through
us cHairi1lan > ON, " B'lientIlI ana
UDan tRe u6dalng Of this ~ FoHa 81, r.'I
+ as it can be attained by legal mrtlr.'as
anu l G,'i'.'yll'G gFluc nc ana P'
L view; therefore Jr it
II ltEsoLFi;R. mat us H5aocialloI
Il support IN thfs E.iod work TO The en-,
' that control of the lower house b'
- "i'. ailI III oI,'eI ma III ecu,
u NAV he enacted Mt the ensuing session
&c The following, offered 10y J. c. Blu
T. chauuu, was also adopted:
y REsuI.s ED. Tnat- we commend t,
e It'e lf5gi7..it"Fe me isslon q
J. ,.1Iying
e % The legislative system known "a
s. me :llu IetTrgll'l
II representation.
". II. French. of the KinsIe
GRAPHIC, who had been designated t
read Il paper upon the subject, '-Th
i Fugitive Have just Passed Through,
:. stated that he had not prepared
10 paper but would submit a few remark
!, upon the subject. His address en-
= bodied many practical suggestions aut
WAS listened tn with deem interest u
le all present One thought he presente
a in an especially torcible manner, an
4 that was that we have arrived at
N point in our progress where it is hight
le Important that We maintain absOlut
A freedom from entsugling alliance
,e with all other parties. If We are t
active any success as party we mus
,r lie, aud remain, a distinctive ana al
D. soluteIy independent political organ
IS. lzation. Ills argument was logici
Is and was clearly and foreIbIy presentet