Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-08-18

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo-, Aug. TO-
The Republican state convention for
the nomination OF candidates for SUI
preme Judge, superintendent Of pub
lie schools and railroad commissioner
assembled yesterday. Major Warner
was chosen temporary chairman and
Colonel l.. II. Waters permanent
chairman. Both were from Kansas
City. After the appointment OF the
usual committees speech ~ were de-
livered by prominent Republicans.
While waiting for the committees to
report nominations were made as fol-
lows: Supreme court justics. Judge
W. NJ. Robert on of Jasper county;
superintendent OF public schools, Pro-
fessor John X. Kirk of jackson county,
and for railroad commissioner Joseph
Flory of St Louis
Tho Platform.
After sitting in cont NOUS sc 'sion
for seven hours the committee on res
olution could reach no agreement on
the A. =. A. question. The financial
plank was agreed to after long fight
and Is practically the same rs that in
the national platform adopt ii ut Min.
neapolis. The religion, question
would not down. and In desperation
the committee sat down on both the
A. =. A. members and those who
wanted to insert plank condemning
that organization.
The feeling among tn, delegates is
one of non-intcrfcrence with the re-
ligious question.
Following Is the report OF the COM
mittee on resolutions. which was
unanimously adopted:
We. thr Republican. o tie state Of Mis-.
souri, In convention as'omb 81 d. nc:eDi de-
clare rs 70 lows:
Whereas. TIE Dcmocriti, partv h,s been In
complete control NJ this ovc:nm nj for u
period OF the past cisht"n MONTH An dur.
Ing this tim, u condition OF an dr. ronlront;
causes the people to look 10 the future OF our
nation " n Gistru,t AMI und nj ed alarm
Therefore The Republic IN, OF the state Of
Missouri present tie fo.lo"ini d'.lirLtlon OF
principles
We again do lare for . ~ stem OF reflective
dut Us, 80 adjusted TIT ever Am risin re'
source can ie developed by Am rio IN labor
resc win A nert AN NJ o. IN We Insist
~
We h ave TO mention u, d!sI't:u results
that have folio ,ci tnr mere men We OF free
trade rs conclusive eviienc. Of tn wis lon OF
tie Republican polio: Ia u; pat upon this
subject We favor the cna tincni OF laws
that will pronib,t the imni raj n u An trch
ists and deman the stree enforcement OF
tho immi ration laxs
We reaffirm ths unswcrving devotion Of M!'.
souri, X pub leans 10 tac supreme, soveret n
ri hi OF every qualified votcf. r,ch Or pc ~.
nat We or forci n born black or white TO ,ast
ire. lailot at ap bi' e e'tioa. aud % have
that vote counted us gu I. and We co.'drmn all
imp ailments under cover OF law preventing
qualified voters from de )os!t n their ,llots
and h wing n I'm ;Ount"l
III Il 10 Il tn sen ~ ~ THE c,nyanti m that
stttuboards 81 charltlc and corrccti0a'sI u
b 'appo.nt'd In tniS tat; ~ rr I ~ mo inl OF
the latest an best .tncrisn. u l oth 'r -titns
and upon wal h tn women OF I iis 'tiir 81 all
have raprrs mt u On W; view with al lrm
the enormous accumulation of criminal g si'
In this NJ Ite. aud ue nm . rvti iOl Of the
laws OF Grimm VI prOcel uri - that crime
sha he spec ,iiy PM he i'd 'nounru the Dem
ocrLti: party Tor Its fi.lurr IN refusal to o
amend - Grim M laws ~ TO lessen the bur
den. OF the tlxp ycr&
We extend to IN. pcoulr Of II avail In their
strugg q to est .bi>h ini IN ,ini In liberal and
free institutions fer th'r Ovsru mpnt our
hearty sympathy aud we assure them III {
the conduct uf the present administration In
It's cndouvors To force upon them bv hoSti
menace corrupt and semi Irou' mon.
are hy, does not me I with tne approval OF tne
American pr0pe.
We de lire In I tho micro - OF al the co.
Pile demand III u eycr' dIllar. papr or coin.
issued b: I ic :oyecnn,it. si I'll b. \, 10 ID as
anv other do IT
We favor tho lar at poss bio roin zee OF
silver that Is consi stent with the permanent
ma ntcnance OF eluu pureha,in nd ueUt
payin powe OF MI 10 lar In CIR; II Itlon
We do not want monOn'ciIl IN OF either
gold or liver aud ~ pledge ,ur-ri eStb con.
linn 4 inr IA an tn ~
about bv u means within the pJ or VI tie
+, government
T.c kepub lean n,rt; c;sr min lfnl Of the
pitr'otics ryices and satrinscS ~ tho vctcr
soli!ers Of the rc,ubl'c rrt rrm it, p iiion
In favor OF ibc 'ulitt 10 IN" u tiDi' d. en- tiers
We favor the Rafting of i'iDi' - nil hon.
oral: dis 'nr I'd IN on sO.di r. an l sailors
whose disali tiles or ne c'sit; justii entitie
the u ther,to.
And VIZ unlu,linrd'v rorien1 the Il e,il
action o thu p;nsiun depirt.n ;at Of 70 party
In power
At IL o'clock the convention NJ
j0ui ned after listening to speeches by
number Of prominent Republicans.
Tho New Central Com mit &c.
The members OF the new state cen.
trail committee from tn, iift zen dis
tricts of the state were selected Mt the
district caucuses. The district com.
mitteemen selected are ms follows:
First d strict-.Dohn Gleason, Ma
rion; ten ral n. Sti 10, Putnam.
Second district-Frank Scruby, Liv-
ingston; II. ID. Ormiston, Linn.
Third district-M. VI. Campbell,
Gentry; Eoyd Dudley, Daviess.
Fourth district ID. T. Dobyns, Holt;
W. Il. Rankin. Nodnway.
Fifth district-R. d. Craig, Jackson;
j. Is. Jones. Lafayette.
OSix tn district. L. Egger, ST. Clair;
c. u. Russell, Dadc.
Seventh district Marion Wilson,
Hickory; j. j. Smith, Saline.
Eighth district. T.. O'l!annon. Dali
las, John l.. Erw n. Galloway.
Ninth district-D. ;. Fligg. Pike;
Il. l.. Matthews. GaSconadc.
Tenth district-llcnry Ziegcnhcim,
st. Louis; C. +. Rauchenstein, st.
Louis.
Eleventh distr'ct-F. Ii. Browncll
and John C. Benseeck, It. Louis.
Twelfth district-W. NJ. Horton an
Joe Kletzker. st Louis
Thirteenth didrict-D. NJ. Park,
jefferson; NJ. W. dustin. Dent.
Fourteenth district M uses Why
bark, Bollingcr; NJ. H. Chandler,
Howell
Fifteenth district Thomas Allen.
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