Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-22
WARMERS BIG TRAIN.
Eic'"" Coaches Filled to Overflow ing
Hound for the Springfield
Conventions.

| The special Warner train from Kansa!
| 'ilN 10 the Republican state convention q
| springfield left the Union depot last even
| lhE at 1880 y. IN. over the Ncmphis road
| The train was made up Of ten coaches and
one sleeper and every scat was occupied
| lug IA the d!slcs. IL was As Jolly and on.
tHUSlhNlf - crowd as ever started on a
yVutis!; gsii, every man on the train was .he
Sworn friend OF Major Warner; every one
| WAS Wiling to take the trip TO DO what WAS
| b,9}iisiblc Pc to aid the cause he was cspouslng
cess OF the Republican ticket ani cspcclal-
ly anxious that the convention should
ch1ose the best men for tho race.
, m" trhln was du" to leave at 10 O'Clock
but u was thirty minutes later when the
slgnsl TO leave was given, The people be-
san sal, 70 gather , for the trip as early as .
was illed with pushing. surcinv crowd OF
ltLspiTlns humanity. which lestod and hur-
rahel from time TO time. There was the
pest OF iotlihg, every man was in a good
AuMor ana accepted the dlscomforts with
a smile There were badges and banners
galore. When thu crowd was flllnc the
platform. as the train pulled into the yards
tali e9l9rci man. carrying the banners
marched Down the platform. Tho crowd
inscribed the words: Warner Carried the
Third - great cheer shook the depot
and as the astonished standard bearer
site banner showed: I'VE Must Muster in
Recruits. Not Muster Out" the words of
MAJOR warner at the convention, ami us
they were read and recalled there were
three rousins chcors given.
Captain Hartman came down with a
beautiful American max one with which
there are historic memories. and its appear
ance was greeted with n cheer. The bright
banner OF the Central League of Warner
cubs was unfurlcd on the rear of the
train and hundreds OF men surEed about II
win d,afeninE cheers. The drum Corps of
veteran Company then started som.
paltiotlc airs ana at every opportunity thss
we're even cheers Tho Mohawk Gle. club
attention and its songs wcr. given Il rnus-
ING reception and excited great applause.
The delegation that went down on tho
train was thoroughly representative. and
work he was able TO do that the work of
the convention might he properly directed
ana well done. IN the crowd Mere such
citizens as Or. i. L, Porter c u. ANman
son. g. F. Washburn. James OSlobay. a 5.
Van Nalkcnhurgh. u. $ Hartman. Captain
RINK. George liumn, 7. J. Green. Il. f.
Ksosors z. c. kenton, lr. L. Burchari, +
N. Mcclure. W, ". Taylor, I.nring W
FRANK Jarvis, Bert Banta, +. W. Mcmillan.
Bon spitz, Major Curplcs j. j. Squire and |
F. :. Jrwctt \ large delegation of mem
bers Of The Mckinley Club were In the |
.toWi and VIII represent that organization |
A. thu "onNenion. |
Delegate Trplett. Of Fort Osnge town
'hlp was also on the tain. He was un- |
'rltcI IN the ieleSat!on NJ the county con.
T. .nIlon bvnauSe n" would not swear to
lG VIII contest for his seat anyway
The inimitlble Doc Brown Was also I'm
ne crowd and VIII head the procession in
Ene parade ihis morning at Springheld
i ne nain pulled out Of the depot with
Warner.