The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-05-18
DEER CREEI
William Bid
James A Davis

James Peery John Dornbergh
Bronson VIM Dye
J B Smith
EAST COTTAGE GROVE.
VIC Afford VIM Campbell
DR. j Courtney T Afford
NP Wisberg
WEST COTTAGE GROVE.
So Stewart CL Downs
John Day
GENEVA.
CT Knowlton IOBM Miller
D Carman A W Rowland
RF White w X Childs
LaHARPE.
E Stsnsbery NJ sickley
Henry Travis Ellis Deleplaine
COhlfest Vim RObertshaw
VIM D0unan
NARRATION.
J A Armstrong VIM Mattocks
w u Allison Wesley Jones
II Adams Ezra Willett
Gibson e. Hoddy
John Lawry w A Ross
Hobby B Keith
NORTH ELSMORE.
NLkrd up Decker
Chas Bacon
SOUTH ELSMORE.
Chas Nelson IJAOgg
Lewis Huffjr A Depoy
HUFF II l. johnson
Alex Miller X McCutchaD
Ira Miller Woodruff
John H johnson
Usage.
J J Close c T Hammel
Z HOsey d BrittOn
Albert HumminstOn Jas Corbin
Donica
CARLYLE.
CA Stinson ITG Green
Daniels Longshore
A McLelland S Ryker
SALEM.
CA Fronk ICwLour
Elisha Jay Minnich
& Thomas
LOGAN.
Laid CIV Dickinson
6 w Moon G Dewitt
On motion a committee on Resolu-
tions, composed of one from each
township was appointed as follows:
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
Geneva, o. b. Miller; Carlyle, A. l..
Daniels; Deer Creek, w. Z. Bird;
Usage, A. Donica; Marmaton, w. G.
Allison; Elm, Z. z. Delaplain; lola, c.
Z. Scott, Elsmore; J. p. Decker; Salem,
l.. c. Thomas; Cottage Grove, DIR.
Courtney; Humboldt, A. Sleith; Logan
G. Dewitt.
On motion a committee similarly
composed, was appointed to recon-
m0Hd delegates to the Congressional
and State Conventions, as follows:
Geneva, d. Carman; Carlyle, II:
Longshore; Deer Creek, J. A. Davis;
Usage, d. d. Britton; Marmaton, c.
b. Keith; Elm. H. F. Travis; lola, NJ.
P. Jacoby; Elsmore, n. L. Ard; Salem,
Z. Jay; Cottage Grove, Capt. s. J.
Stewart; Humboldt, Jas. Peery; Lo-
gan, g. w. Moon.
On motion the temporary organiza-
ton was made permanent.
The committees retired and during
their absence the convention was en-
tertained by addresses by C. Nelson,
T. S. Slower, Oscar Foust and Chas.
f. Scott.
The Committee on Resolutions re-
ported the following.
RESOLUTIONS.
The Republicans of Allen County in
convention assembled emphatically
reaffirm the declaration of principles
laid down in the National Republican
Platform, and declare their continued
allegiance to the party which has so
long commanded their earnest sup
port. We particularly endorse the
splendid administration of BENJAMIN
Harrison and are proud to call atten-
tention to the contrast afforded by
comparison of it with the present debt
making, wages-lowering, pension cut
ting Democratic administration,
ResOlUed: That we heartily COM
mend to the Republicans of the Sc
cOnd District our candidate for Con-
gress, Hon. L. II. Funston, whose,
faithful, able and honest performance
of the duties of his Office, and whose
stalwart, consistent Republicanism,
have abundantly justified the conf
dence which has so long been reposed
on him. We hereby instruct our
delegates to the Olatbe convention to
use all honorable means to secure his |
denomination, and we would earnest
ly request that the delegates elected |
by this convention TO the State Con-
vention cooperate with the Congress |
siOnal delegates to this end.
ResOlUed: That we endorse the can
didacy of our distinguished citizen |
Hon Oscar Foust for the office OF At
torney General, and instruct the dele
gates 10 the State Convention to use
all honorable efforts to secure his |
nomination.
The report of the committee was I'M
animously adopted.
The Committee to select delegates
to the District and State Conventions
reported the following:
TO DISTRICT CONVENTION.
DELEGATES. ALTERNATEs.
c. F. Scott II. Winchester