The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-24
sEEArOEfAL OOHvuHrIoE.



Pursuant to call the senatorial CON I
veution of the peoples party Of tire ssth /
senatorial district met at Garden City
June 18th ut IG o'clock A. Sc in the
court room. J.B. Milford. secretary
Of the committee ia the absence of the
chairman, called the convention to or
Der. W. E. BeardslsF, of Puwuee
cuuuty, WAS elected temporary chair
man and J.. B. Milford secretary. On !
motion The following committees were
appointed. On credentials with T.
II. Alien, OF Edwards county, Ea
chairman, on order OF business with
&. NJ. Brown, of Grant as chairman;
ON permanent organization Frank
W Gilman, of Edwards, chairmau; on
resolutions, II. N. Brown, of RuslFi
chairman.
After the preliminary work Of the
convention had been dong. speeches
were called for and in response 60 calls
from the convention Mrssrs Goodwin,
of Rush, Brown of Grant, Beardsley
of Pawuec, d. Il. Donovan and w II.
French Of Edwards made short ud-
dresses.
Tie convention then ad5ouFHsd for
dinner.
The convention met pursuant TO ud-
tournament after dinner, and the sew
eraI committees made their reports.
W. II. French WIS made permanent
chairman and j. b. Milford secretary.
The reports of the committees were
adopted.
The following resolutions were re-
ported by the committee ON resolutions
and adopted 10y the convention:
nEsoIvED-rhat We, the representative OF
the peoples parity of the Thirty-EiEhSh seuu-
toFsaI district of the stute of Kansas, in CON
yuuuoir assembled, rUtIfy the preamble Ez'd
pIuIfOrm or principles adopted by the con-
ference of industrial organizations ut 81.
Louis, February 22nd, lsg-, and adopt and
reulbrm the same as the basal principles of
the peoples party of the state of Kansas
IlEsur.y EII--TuGL we endorse the resolutions
adopted by the representative OF the poo
pics party of the state of Kansas, in state
convention assembled az Wichita June 10th,
1899.
ItEsoLvuD-Thut we especially endorse tEe
action OF Senator PETER AMI che mem bcrs of
! Congress elected by the peoples party OF the
stute of Ilupsuz ia the fearless and mastery
battle they have vyuEuI against tA-r s-lHcuous
and expressions Of uouOp0lics anu lEe money
/ powers aud we hereby express our uUbOuuded
confidence in their h-elitys and our grateful
appreciation OF their ability and wisdom.
] IEsOLvEB-rhut we fully endorse the act,
] Ion OF the house Of representative az cine
! state Of Kansas in presenting articles OF inn
| parchment against the notorious Ju Jze BOT
! kin, for his infamous conduct, white acting
/ as a ju ig.., and we condemn 10 SO mr:u1 urs
] of the republican senate, Wl1, in tus Elsc OF
] EifC usosy conclusive proof of his guilt tor
purely pIrtIE IH advantage, y5tcI 70 ucIuiJ
F.! him.
! l. -:3.vzo -rult ruruIuy o lr back on dsul
/ political Issues al Oil party traditions, con
fronting only che gre ~ dllncili Husi o, iitieri
| Problems up0n the correct solution OF viii q
dopenJ TIE pgFpouuty at our free iHstitu
lions, aUI this welfare Ua progress OF ntf
nation. we present e. the voters OK TINS dis-
tricu the great priueipiss wlisl W. Osiicvs1
IL enacted into Ia ", viii ramBvs Eul evils
vvhiCa nov glsB n5lEs Us. pr3FI O. lIr an
equitable lu just dlzJriBu-I0l 1E SAP w. tltl
proaLssd uy LABOR, al prom 1te tue pr'sp 'r
iry AMI Happiness OF tins VIII Die people au
we cordially ilyits ths hearty c7-1p o-ttio o
OF evsFy voter reg trtIess Of pI Sc parity uhii-
ations, whose Iuterest s and nee is are iIuHt
iciI with oars, in the nEIt We are wug'ul
against tire common enemy.
, Nominations for state senator beinl
ia order, nominating ballot was tukel
resulting ia the following named per
SONS being placed in uorsiHstion. ]
Al. Senter, of Ness, j. IL Lucas o
! Grant, a. NJ. Brown of Grant, a
Artz of Funcy, j. b. Milford of WicI
TIA and W. II. French of Edwards
On motion the gentlemen named wer
g invited to address the convention
4, Afessrs Lucas and Artz responded "a
q length, and eHch one delivered AN abb
, and eloquent address. EIessrs Artz
q Brown, Milford and French with
f drew their usInes from tile couveutio
d leaving only the names of j. 81. SgutC
p and j. II. Lucas TO be buuoted upon
2 On tho first ballot J. NJ Seuter receiy
q ed a majority of tire votes cast and o
e Fs0tion was unanimously declared tn
o nominee.
A senatorial committee consisting
4 one member from each county i'm th
n district, was formed. Frank WeIlma
e was selected as the member for TIA
e county by the delegation.
The convention then adjodue.E.
q The convention was enthusiastic an
10 harmonious; the delegates came. ava
B. well satisfied with the work of the COZ
C yeRtion and pleased with the outlOu
q in thedistrict. >. NJ. Eeuter, the nom
r. nee for state senator, is "a resident q
Il Ness county, aud for the last year hg
n been She alIiunce lecturer for this df
d trict. Mr.. 5eutor is q po7Ferful an
s ready speaker and is particularly we
IT informed on the financial question
It involved in the coming campaign.
The Peoples party Eislssr.
ii From the LcavenWUrtu TiEuCHr tECpl.
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