The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14
THEY SELL CHEAP
POPS FORCE TIE DEMOCRATS TO
TAKE TWO OFFICES.

ftDowp, But Jesse HaymAker Plead for
| Them to Reconsider the Vote and as .
Reward was Given the Probate Judges
Omce-McCoy Tells Why the Pops
Could Not Trust the Demoerats-Both
sIdes Threaten other Nominees.
The Democrats have held their county
convention and have surrendered COM
r5letely 10 the Pops and were forced 10
surrender all the county Offices TO the
| bride of the unholy wedlock, with the
exception of county attorney and pro-
! bate judge, while the nominee for ettor-
ney was Inundated, spit upon and ira
duced by the bewhiskered bride. No
one could estimate last night as to the
contemplated surrender OF the professed
/ followers OF Jefferson and Jackson the
number OF times the bodies or these
/ Democratic patron SAINTS had turned
over in their collins. provided, Of course.
that their spirits could behold the sur
render OF all to those whose primaries
they had captured.
The Democrats demanded state sena-
tor, county attorney and commissioner,
| nominee was Inundated in a manner
that will cause the knife to be thrust 20
/ the hilt at the November election. Dem
ocrats made no bones OF stating that
they would butcher Pop nominees at the
polls, and tnopen convention Populists
| declared that such a course was not
only the privilege but the duty OF Pops
| to slaughter the Democratic nominee
1 for county attorney.
The Democrats OF Sedgwick county.
Kansas. met by delegates from the
townships Of the county and wards in
Zenninger's hall at II o'clock a m. and
were called 70 order by Harry W. Stew
art, chairman Of the county central
committee.
The call for the convention was read
by George W. carp. secretary Of the
county central committee.
James W. Burton was chosen tenn
porary chairman of the convention. and
Captain John II. Shields temporary sec-
rotary.
On motion Of Harry Stewart the chair
appointed the following committees:
On credentials-Charles Well. Lew
DEAN, B. Herndon, s. G. Babcock, II.
Stewart T. NJ. Lane. W. A. Ransom.
On permanent organiZation-Geor
A. McCandless, G. Anderson, J. c. May
all. r. Maginness.
On rules and order Of business-H. T.
Moore, Charles Mosbacher, George K.
Spencer, NJ. B. Heine. Charles Daniels.
Ed Anderson, L. A. Martin.
On resolutions-George ". carp, Geo.
NJ. Dickson, 3. W. Aldrich. ". A. Jor-
don, ]. F. Conley, Geo. ". Ebey. ]. W.
Sample.
On motion a general conference COM
mittee of seven was appointed as fol-
lows: ]. F. Conley, G.. NJ. Dickson. a.
W. Mccoy. NJ. B. Heine, George K.
Spencer, VIM. Finn, George Dadisman.
A recess was then taken until p. m.
Convention called to order al $50 p.
m. Committee on credentials reported
through Chairman We'll as follows,
Atom. f. R. Payne, l. f. Martin,
one-half each.
Attica-S. Moran. ]. Gehring, DR..
Scott
Deiano-M. Stanton, Chas Coleman.
Erie-Thos. Hoag.
Eagle-Wm. F'ulk.
Grant--Wm- Hallel- VIM Forney.
Greeley. II. Williams, John A
Moore. W. o. Lenhart.
Gypsum-John Kuhn, Geo. Dadisman.
Grand River-Ed Anderson.
Garden Plain, NORTH. Reemer, John
KerSchen, 3. W. Elerts.
Garden Plain, South-Wrn. Wick
strurn.
IllinoiS-Not represented
Kechi-James Tanning. T. G. Pratt.
Ltncoln-Not represented.
Minneha-Not represented.
Morton-J. 1. Saunders. T. NJ. Lane.
Ninnescah-T. E. Keller, F. 2. Tras-
ter. Ralph Tompkins.
Ohio-Not represented.
Park. East-Willis White
Park, West-Not represented.
Payne W. Mcpherson.
Rockford, Nortf1-W. B. Sickler.
Rockford, South--W. A. Ransom
Sslem-J. W. Sample, j. ]. Kleime-
ger.
Shernan-w. B. Helm. Peter Fish
back, Simon Kraus, Peter Orth, Mat
Ortiz.
r Brown l. Patty, J. s. Knoblauch.
Valley Center, NORTH. Brooks. Vim.
Finn
Valley Center. SOUTH. c. Msyall. A
A Gilchrist-
Vioia-J. NJ Jones.
Waco-T. B. Cartwright, G. Shaw
Wichita-Wm. Matthewson, Geo. ".
Ebey.
First ward-George carp, c. s. Dan
iels. C. Gehring, H. T. Moore. George
kayser, Robert ". Williams, W. II.
Herbig. Warren Smith, Ora Cox. Chas.
Wen, Gus Sauer, J. 7. Mcmillan. G.. ].
BilladeauX, Robert DS wson, c.. NJ. Cal
houn-
Second warNi-George l.. Young. ]. K
Albert, Charles Snyth, Lew DEAN. G.
L. Duffy. John ArbOgsst, F. VI. Dean,
George Van Werden, J. W. Gillespie. C.
N. Dixon. Pat Heron, George T. Nil
burn, II. ". Stewart, Thomas Gentry, |
H. T Camsen. Charles Mosbacher.
Third Ward-J. G. Mccoy, Pat Nc |
Carly, John McCarty. Baker He-ndon. !
J. r Anderson. p. Gould. J. B. Carson. |
George Locke. G. +. Spencer. ]. D. |
Sturgeon W. B. Lowe. II. E. Cooper, ]. |
L. Francis. Jim Dorsey. George ". |
Cornell. George AlIindiefer.
Fourth Ward-Dr w A Jordon. Dr..
A. ". Mccoy. T C. Fitch. J. 2 Conley. |
NJ. c. Cook. O. Mulyey. Charles joseph. |
J. II. Ross. Thomas Griffith, II. ]. |
Joan Dinnoct. r NJ. Plat, o. n. Stew
art. Charles Aylesbury.
Fifth Wari-E. II. Nudi. viii stan |
ton. D. A McCHnless. Steve Babcock.
Charles Freeman, J. r. Michael
Sixth ward-J- 3 McCauiey. William 4
SfcCarty. NJ. J. Human. Thos. Peters.
J. C. Stewart. William Carnegie, J. ".
Burton.
The committee on resolutions report
I'd as follows vhsch were adopted:
I'VE the Democrats OF Sedgwick
county. Kan. IN delegate convention /
assembled. 60 reafirm our eIiegtance /
to the Democratic party expressed and /
set forth n the declaration OF priaci- !