The advocate., 1894-05-30

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applause"
Greenwood, G. W. Rsiter. Big crowd
In attendance. Convention indorses
LeWslling.
Clay, J. j. Smith: Convention to
elect delegates to the state and Fifth
district conventions was the most en-
thuEiaStic ever held in the county, and
Was a notable improvement over the
republican convention held here three
weeks ago. They had to go out on the
street and hunt men to fill their
delegations, and then some
Of them were not half filed,
In tO-dsy's Peoples party convention
every one Of the 200 delegates when
called for was present.
lola, Chris 8. Ritter: Our meeting
was grand success, and the conven.
tion Of 100 delegates, large number of
whom were old soldiers, was unsni-
moualy in favor Of Lewelling. We had
q street parade that beat anything Of
the kind ever seen in the county. IL
was done without previous advertising
and was q complete surprise to the
enemy. @. L. McKesson, who spoke
here 10 vote maker.
Smith, ]. A. Wright: Rousing con-
vention. All townships fully repre-
sented. Endorsed state administration,
and J. W. Amis for secretary Of state.
Marion, Taylor Riddle: The court
house was crowded to suffocstion. Sem
RtOr DumbGuld made an excellent
speech and it was received with shouts
Of enthusiasm. Many Of the delegates
were new men who were in the old par
ties less than year ago, but who now
are more enthusiastic (if such thing Is
possible) than those Of US who have bSSh
in the ranks for years.
Jewell, J. 7. Hale: "Never in the his
tory Of Jewell county has there been such
q grand, enthusiastic and harmonious
convention here as the one held yester-
day in MRnkSto. I tell you we never
witnessed a sicker-looking few than
those OF the g. o. p. The angels in hsa-
ven could not have had q convention
with more harmony and determination
than was manifested here yesterday. J.
M. Senter Csptlvsted the convention
with his speech"
Linn, Ed Blair: "The Linn county
convention was q roussr, and our people
are iubilant. The governor and state
administration and our congressman
were heartily indorssd."
DELEGATES TO THE STATE CONVENTION.
Allen County-C. S. Ritter, Henry Lambeth
william Rath, Charles E. Davis, Anton Bauer
Atchison County--Lewis c. Seeva, Thos. Bo-
harmon, John stoddSrd, J; ?. Mcclure, R. B.
Anderson, Jas L. Miller, Geo. Thompson.
Anderson County--Capt. G. A. Smith, How
ard Hester, Mrs. Eliza Hudson, w. w. Pratt,
Mai. w. A. F. Gear, R. s. Ayers.
Brown County-M. Foster, F. ONeil, A. r.
Smith, J. D. Hardy, J. McCreary, NJ. V. Christy,
Bourbon County-Dr Anderson, ]. W. Nc
Quaide, B. D. Sanderson, r. NJ Chenault, B. F.
Foftney, ], F. Mcdonald, Pat German, A. c.
Dark.
CLARK County-Dsniel Snyder J. H. Brown,
E. w. Courier.
Coffey COunty-A H, Britton, G. W. Koever,
D. w. Olniy, H. L. Cooper, w. T, Upton, w. A.
BOlen, John Caven.
Cloud County-S. C. Wheeler, William Nett
eel, ]. 7, Brooks, s. Noe, John Tappan, James
Burbank, Sam McGaw, F: L. Hart.
Crawford County-A. J. Cary, F. 0'Rely, J.
NJ. Cunningham, William Lawler, S. w. Baxter,
Thomas Fl. Devero, E. w. Alberty, Frank East
wood, Oscar Smith, Thomas Curran, William
N. Brown, E. NJ. Ridgely.
Clay County-John Mckee, J. S. Miller. VIII
liam Rundle, F. Cotton, G. w. McCormic, ].
P. Marshall, B. Z. Fod, L. H. DimIty.
Chautauqua COunty-Jason Helmick. Capt.