People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-09-02

SNPPOi VSiS oiV NhooV NHo HdNt
profted by the fortunes and combi-
nations and trusts which are its le-
gitimate offspring, and to unite with
US, and with all other farming COM
munities and interests, in breaking
up and destroying the hateful and
dishonest legislation which prevents
US from competing in the markets of
the world with our products of beef
and pork, Of wheat and corn, and
Resolred; Third, that we favor
the enactment of such law regarding
transportation and freight rates in
the state as will be just and equita-
BILE alike to employer, employee and
to the entire mass of our people.
Resolred; Fourth, that we urge
upon our citizens everywhere to sup.
port and vote for the call for a con-
stitutional convention in this state.
ResOlred; Fifth, that we respect
fully request the publication of this
statement of principles in the STaND-
ARD and other papers of the county
in sympathy with us.
JOHN L. MCATEE, |
B. C. PAYNE,
NJ. HOWARD,
P. W. BAsT, Committe.
W. A. REM,
R. L. COLLINS,
NJ. V. B. HOLMES,
Nominations were declared in
order and the Hon. c. ]. Carver of
Wellington was placed in nomina-
tion by ]. L. McAtee of Caldwell for
the office Of county attorney, which
was seconded by NJ. Howard of Belle
Plaine; there being no further nomi-
nations for the Office of county at
torney, the chair declared the nomi-
nations closed whereupon il was
moved and seconded that Hon. C. ].
Carver be nominated by acclamation
for the Office Of ofcounty attorney which
motion unanimously prevailed;
whereupon Mr.. Carver was declared
by the chair to be the nominee for
county attorney. Calls were then
made for Mr.. Carver who responded
in a short address which was well
and enthusiastically received.
The roll of townships was then
called for the purpose of naming the
central committeeman for the town
ships, precincts or wards which re-
suited as follows:
Committeeman OF 1892.
Gore lst, VIM. Bucholtz, Mulvane;
Belle Plaine lst, NJ. Howard, Belle
Plaine; Belle Plaine I'd, Thos. Love;
London, L. B. Brown, Zyba; Con-
way, ]. T. Casey, Conway Springs;
Eden, Lewis Burford, Milton; Dale,
+. NJ. Rogers, Ewell; Sumner, T. A.
Davis, Mayfeld; Seventy-Six, C. E.
Blewett, Wellington; Harmon, W.
7. Mccormick, Cicero; Palestine,
John Widick, Belle Plaine; Oxford,
R. L. Collins, Oxford; Avon, n.
Pitts, Wellington; Wellington, o.
]. Hackney, Wellington; Wellington
lst. c. E. Pyle, Wellington; Wei
lington I'd, W. S. Murray, yelling
ton; Wellington 3rd ward, W. D.
Frantz, Wellington; Wellington 4th,
D. N. Caldwell, Wellington; Wei
lington 5th, W. B. Quinn, yelling
ton; Osborn, W. T. Henry, yelling
ton; Ryan, c. ]. Stillwell, Milan;
Dixon, A. W. Bozman, Arto-
MIA; Morris, Jessie Fay, Milan;
Chicaskia, Henry Hart, Milan;
Downs, ]. D. Wells, Perth;
Jackson, George Savers, Rome;
Val Verde, Allen Lucas, Oxford;
Walton lst, Robert Arnold, Gueda
Springs; Walton, End, Abner Nc
Cutcheon, Arkansas City; Guelph,
H. ]. Donahue, Portland; South
Haven, lst, B. c. Payne, South
Haven; South Haven. End, ]. NJ.
Bunce, Hunnewell; Fall, 1st, W. f.
WillhOit, Corbin; Falls, 2nd, A. A.
Enders, Caldwell; Caldwell Town
ship, John Stephenson, Caldwell;
Caldwell City, lst, S. c. woodson,
jr.; Caldwell City, End, ]. L. Nc
Atee, Caldwell; Caldwell City, Bird,
W. 7. Rorick, Caldwell; Bluff, Sam.
Garlits, Caldwell.
An additional resolution was sub
mitted by Mr.. c. E. Flandro of
Wellington, for the edifcation of
our republican friends and was en-
Enthusiastically and unanimously
adopted and is as follows:
Resolred that the Democrats of
Sumner County now haze their
horns On'i and are ready to fight;
having no other business the con-
yeEtion adjourned sine die.
RODGER L. HALL, Secretary.