Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-09-01

we, Inc L copies dIbJ Oh L ullllpS
county, in convention assembled. do |
hereby heartily endorse the National
Peoples Party Platform as adopted |
at Omaha and the State platform as
adopted at Wichita, and we pledge |
our individual support to the candi- |
dates National, State and County that
may be nominated on these platforms.
We demand that there should be
allowed one years time for redemp-
ton for land sold under sherlff's sale.
We demand the enactment of law
providing that property, real or per
sonal, when accepted as security for
debt, and sold for said debt, the pro-
ceeds of such sale shall cancel such
debt.
We demand that fair and equitable
railroad rates be established.
We further believe that the present
penalty of a per cent added to the
tax on tax sale certificates is unjust
and In the interest of monied men
and against the poor man and should
be repealed
On motion, the chairman of each
delegation was authorized to cast the
vote of all members present in his
delegation.
Committee on credentials then
made final report showing all town
ships in the county represented ex-
cept Valley. Report accepted and
committee discharged.
Nominations being next in order,
p. G. Wagner was nominated for
representative, F. @. johnson for
clerk of courts, o. L. Smith for SUI
perintendent of schools, and Joseph
Friant for probate judge, without op-
position.
The following gentlemen were
placed in nomination for county at
torney: N. B. Mccormick, T. NJ
Sullivan, Frank Mckay and @. A
Lewis. n. B. Mccormick was nomi
mated on the second ballot. Moved
to make the nomination unanimous
= Carried.
The following gentlemen were theI
Ds placed in nomination for coroner t.
IS fill vacancy: H D. Brothers, A. Ben
ME, Jr., and T. F. Burt. z. F. Bur
to was nominated on the third ballot.
Oh Oh The county central committee wa
then appointed as follows:
: Arcade. NJ. Crawford, j. "
3 Roach, S. S. Reynolds.
Beaver. II. Clason, ALVIN Fo1
2 Isaac Griffin.
2 Belmont. V. Lee, G.. Crawme
9 D. W. Cole.
? Bow Creek-C. R. Robbins, Wi
he liam Farley, John Farley.
CrYstal-W. 7. Morgan, A G. Hal
@. A. Hassler.
- Dayton Charles GetchelI, Jane
Mulder, Sam Spratlin.
= Deer Creek-A. F. Trumbull, E. ]
Bachelor, F. D. Kelley.
IA Freedom-O. w. Hill, John ]
of Ham, Fred Robinson.
10 Glenwood-Z. F. Burt, I. G. Ha1
- ley, F. NJ. Mckenzie.
~ Granite William Soule, B. F. D
&c mel, G. H. Nash.
90 Greenwood L. Popejoy, L.
H. johnson, J. L. Dunning.
Kirwin-J. M. Tinney, w.
- Townsend, - Ward.
~ Logan-R. w. Atwater, T. M. 81
,rs liYan, A. B. McEchron.
I'd Long Island-E. M. Weed, A Be
- ME, Jr., r. II. johnson.
10 Mound-J NJ Highly, Jacob Wa
ner, q. g. Smith.
Phillipsburg-E. E. Brainerd,
y w. Freeland, Albert White.
ro1 Plainview-M. Mech, j. Boy
90 William Meyer.
Plum-W. L. Wilson, George
~ ~ Hays, g. W. Bennett.
- Prairlevlew-John Farrell, F.
- Utter, r. D. Smith.
Rushville-J. w. King, D. w. S
49, vens, G. z. Parker.
49, Solomon-N. w. Gibbs, A. F. S
- vens, w. NJ Upton.
Sumner-H- J. Andrews, Jose
w Davis, L. W. Monk.
Towanda-B. Hinsdell, N
-. Smith, L. D. Robinson.
a Walnut L Baker, D w
; G. Grath, W D Bovey,
The delegates from the Third co
5eo. missioners district then nominal
inc George II Tannahill for commission
90 Third district.
Convention adjourned.
. Nj. j NJ TINNEY, Chairman
oher w T ADAMS, Secretary.
Specimen Cases.
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