The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-04

condition of affairs There is determine
ton this year that we will win"
81 fight for my political friends durinl
the convention" ne continued. ''but afte
it l fight with all my vim for the nominee
COMMITTEES APPOINTED
The following committees, one membe
from each judicial district, were then ap
pointed. after which the preliminary meet
ing adjourned for dinner:
Committee on credentials-A. L. Noble
Medicine Lodge: G. Z. YOeman. La Crosse
Charles j. Mackey. Clearwater: Henry
Mason, Garden City; 6. w. Bailey. Well
iington; l. S. Lewis, st. John; Senator w
ii. Congdon, Sedgwick; Frank Nelson
Lindsbory; c. S. Calhoun, Pratt; -
States, Liberal; J. ". Gresham, Engie
wood; L. p. Bradley, Jetmore.
Committee on resolutions-AL Merry
man, kinsley; George McQuay, Kiow,
county; j. T. Thatcher, Meade; f. L. Mar
tin, Hutchinson; L. A. Hall. Haskell coun
~: E. A. Rosabald. c. NJ. sBerson, W. G.
Vincent. Dodge City; I. a. Noftzgar. An
thony; Harry Taylor, Lyons; Judge Cald
well, Leoti; L. j. Peltijohn. Stevens coun
ty; Mr.. Simpson. Mcpherson; A. A. Rich
ards, Wellington.
Committee on permanent organization
Sam Williams, Wichita: w. J. Puett
Newton; 81 l.. Kelly Cimmaron; Morgan
Caraway, L. 5. Jobes Medicine Lodge
Wash. Huffaker, Tribune: George Sellis
Larned; T. ID. Winstanly, Miles; w. NJ
Wallace, Kingman; l. S. Holiday. Com
anche county; William McCarty. Calvin
Committee on rules and order of busi-
ness: d. Richards, Kearney; I. NJ. Brown;
VIM. Wilson. William City: C. C. Webel
Moundridge: p NJ Hosineton, Newton;
Fred Washburn, Harper; Samuel Bane
Weliinpton; g. Il. Saunders, Pratt; r.
Weir. Harrington; Z. b. West, Kinsley.
G. NJ. Rice, Meade
After the appointment of the above COM
mittee the convention adjourned till Up. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
It was 2:30 p. M, when the convention
was again called to order.
The committee on rules and order OF
business reported as follows: "Your CON-
mittee on rules and order of business beg
leave to report that we recommend as the
rules for the government of this conven-
ticn, those moved by Tom Reed in the
FIfty-tirst congress, and seconded by the
present Democratic house"
The following list of delegates was then
as being entitled to vote in the
LIST OF DELEGATES.
The following is a full aud authentic
list of the delegates from each county:
Barber county-C. S. Jones. 4. L. Noble,
Will Julian, F. NJ. Lane, c. w. Teed.
Barton county-Morgsn Caraway. r.
Wehr, C. d. Montgomery, Frank Hitch.
cock. Joe III. Borders, Henry Bowman. L.
y. Woodward, Y. Fl. Huff.
Clark county-Colonel C. D. Perry, j.
NJ. Gresham.
Comapche county,. S. Holiday,
Arb nr Ferrin.
Edwards county-A.M Merryman,F. D.
West, Robt. Wolfe.
Finney county,. J. ellison, z. L. Hall,
j. J. Munger. n. F. Mason.
Ford county, H. Madison, W. J.
John II. Churchill, G. N. Bee
son.
Grant county-H. E. Evans, Richard
Ferguson.
Gray couuty-W. NJ. Brooks. S. L. Kel-
ley.
Greeley county-F. =. Gretchen, Flynn
Hinckley.
Hamilton county-James Ford, William
g. Vincent.
Harper county,. a. Love, J. R. Ham
mond, c. E. Voorhees,. 4. A. Noftzger, J.
r. Harris, Fred Washbon, N. S. Neigh
Dor, George Killgore.
Harvey county-W. J. Puett, John A.
p. NJ. Hoisington. w. NJ.
Congdon, J. c. Ely. W. o. VanArsdale.
J. w. Shive, A. II. Dart, Lewis Noble,
B. P. Schmidt, E. J. Dolly. c. j. Grain.
Haskell county,. &. Buster, Il. A
Hall.
Hodgeman county-E. P. Bradley, NJ.
Mould, II. Cavit.
kearney county-G. c. w. Richards, G.
Chapman
Kingman county-Frank Harlow, 7. B.
Rolf. w. I. Cannon. j. c. Brown. w. NJ.
Wallace. c. +. Grigsby. Ii. L. McIlhenny.
kiowa county-George ,McQuay, S. j.
Echols, G. w. Garrison.
Lane county-H. A. Coombs, II. G.
Crawley.
Mcpherson county-M. 2. Simpson, J.
J. Rouze, James Eakin, l., Nj. Watt. Lu-
her Swenson. c. c. WedeI. John Willard,
D. p Lindsey, f. G. Hawthorn.
Meade county-C NJ. Rice, T. Thacker.
Morton county-D. 4. Little, w. e.
3urchsted.
Ness county-H. Z. Gillett, C. Wolf, d.
Z Bondurant, VIM. Wilson.
Pawnee county-George A. Sells, f. A.
danon. j. G. Heaton. j. w. Marlatt.
Pratt county-William Daily, NJ. c.
NJ. Hittle, C. S. Calhoun, G. II.
Reno county-H. W. Gleason. w. f.
iendry. j. p. Vincent, Jesse Brainard.
John A Myers, l.. Houk, a. b. Crabbs, ID.
". Dunnett. A. NJ. SwitZer, Judge Lester,
Henry Hartford, n. NJ. Constant, Il. r.
rotten, j. III. Lawson. +. l.. Martin, E. G..
Marks, Dr. S. NJ. Colladay
Rice county-A. r. Murray. II. c. Tay-
or. }. b. Ira, J. c. Seaward, II. Irish, A
7. Godshalk. George Devices. CLARK Conk-
Rush county-W. III. Russell, A. C..
yhiteman, C. f. Yoeman. E. w. Bel
ield.
Scott county-W. L. Jackson, Will
Chriss.
Sedgwick county,. II. Mccall. P. A.
A, j. Stanley. 5. II. Fenton,
Dr.. Schultz, Sam Williams, p. NJ, Bentley
\. NJ Denny. l.. ". Miunick, J. ]. Rich
rdson, ID. NJ. Brown, A. NJ. Sturdevant,
l. NJ. Cox, o. G. Jacobs, Geo. w. Brstow,
Z. III. Stevens. Chas. j. Msckey, A b. Al,
xsnder, Ira jackson, w. c. Jones. Z.
o. Heron, w. W Minnick.
Seward county-S. A. Klein, T. 4.
;cates.
Stafford county-Ike A. Lewis, l. Ben
coter. Il. b. Gates, r. NJ Wallace, G. W.
Sort.
Stanton county-M. A Gordon. D. W.
Riley.
Stevens county-L j. Pettijohn, c. A
Fisher.
Sumner countv-S Fl. Horuer, John W.
lyce, c. l. Crookhsm,J j. I. Sturm, Moses
:. w, Phillips. J. NJ Massey. d. NJ Hari-
nan, Samuel Balm, George w. Bailey, T.
'. Winstanlev, A. A. Richards, William
L. Berry. A. Graft, Albert Skinner, Carl
s. McAllister, J. F. Bratcher, \. N. Nc
,oukey. John H. Ball.
Wichita county-C. W. Bsshaw, J. S.
Caldwell,
PLATFORM.
The committee on resolutions reported
he following platform, which was
dopted unanimously.
We favor protective tariff, under
which import duties shall be levied upon
III foreign products coming in competition
With the product of American labor,
quail to the difference between wages at
lone and abroad; the admission free OF
III articles which cannot be produced in
his country, except luxuries, under just,
air and equitable reciprocity treaties.