The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-11
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The convention of 1876 met on Aug
ust IL, and was presided over by A. H.
Horton as chairman, with Leslie j.
Perry as secretary. The following tick
ct was nominated: Governor, George
T. Anthony; lieutenant governor, NJ. }.
Salter; auditor P. /. Bonebrake; at
torney general, Willard Davis; superin-
tendent. Allen B. Lennon; associate
iustice. D. ]. Brewer; presidential cleo
tors. Walter L. Simons, DR.. H. Vernon,
Thomas Hughes, r. w. P. Muse and W.
A. Johnston DR.. Vernon was AFTER
ward removed by the state central COM
rnittee and J. b. Johnson substituted
The full ticket was again elected py
large majoritieS.
ST :JOHN'S FIRST NOMINATION..
The convention OF 1873 was presided
over nv W. r. Biddle, and ]. H. Folks
was secretary On the eighteenth pal
lot T P St. John was nominated Tor
governor. the ticket being completed as
follows: l.. L. Humphrey, lieutenant
governor James Smith, secretary OF
state: John Francis, treasurer; r L.
Ronebrake, auditor; Willard Davis, at
torney general: A. II. Horton, cnlef
Justice; Allen 3. Lennon, superinten-
tendent.
The convention of 1880 had E. n. Nor
rilI for chairman and Thomas II. Cava-
naugh for secretary. The following tick
ct was nominated: Governor, John +
ST. John; lieutenant governor, d. w.
Finney; associate justice, D. NJ. Naien-
tine; secretary Of state, James smith,
auditor, p l. Bonebrake; treasurer,
John Francis; attorney general, w. A
Johnston; superintendent, H. c. Speer.
The convention of 1882 was presided
over by H. c. Sluss, while D. Patten and
T. H. Cavanaugh were secretaries. The
ticket this year was as follows: Gov
ernor, J. P. st. John; lieutenant gov
ernor d. w. Finney; secretary of state,
James Smith; auditor, E. P. McCabe;
treasurer, S. T. Howe; superintendent,
H. c. Spser; attorney general, w. A.
Johnston. This year, for the first time
in the history of the state, the Repub-
lican nominee for governor was defeat
ed, and George w. Click, Democrat,
was elected
1884, 1886 AND 1883.
The conventions of 1884 was held on
July at Topeka, and George ]. Barker
welded the gavel, while Leslie ]. Perry
served as secretary. The following tick
ct was nominated: Chief justice, A. II.
Horton; governor, John A. Martin; lieu
tenant governor, A. P. Riddle; secretary
of state, z. B. Allen; auditor, L. P. Nc
Cabe; treasurer, S. T. Howe; attorney
general, S. B. Bradford; superintendent,
]. II. Lawhead; associate justice, w. A.
Johnston.
The convention of 1886 had J. r. Hal
lowell for chairman and w. w. Walton
for secretary. John A. Martin was re-
nominated for governor and the ticket
completed as follows: Associate JUS
tice, D. NJ. Valentine; secretary of state,
E. B. Allen; treasurer, j. w. Hamilton;
auditor, T. Mccarthy; state superin-
tendent, ]. II. Lawhead; attorney gen.
eral, S. B. Bradford.
The convention of 1883 was presided
over by Henry Booth, with w. H. Nc
Bride for secretary. The candidates
nominated were: Associate justice, w.
A. Johnston; governor, l.. L. Hum
phrey; lieutenant governor, A. J. Felt;
secretary of state, w. Higgins; treas
urer, J. w. Hamilton; auditor. Tim Nc
earthly; attorney general, l.. B. Kellogg;
superintendent, George NJ. Winans.
This ticket was elected by a majority
of $1,000.
POPS Mako THEIR APPEARANCE.
The convention of 1890 had Robert F.
Moore, a Butler county farmer, or
chairman. and ex-Lieutenant Governor
Riddle for secretary. The following
ticket was placed in the field: Chief
justice, Albert H. Horton; governor,
Lyman L. Humphrey; lieutenant gov
Eral. # x-to
William Higgins; attorney general, L.
B. Kellogg: state superintendent,
George W. Winans; auditor, c. NJ.
Hovey.
The Populists made their first appear
ance in this election with a ticket head
ed by John T. Willets for governor.
and to further complicate matters, the
resubmission Republicans and Demo-
Gratis ran a ticket headed by Charles
Robinson. Humphrey wac elected gov
ernor. however. by a plurality OF about
5000
The convention of 1892 was held on
August 81. and had W. p. Hackney for
presiding officer and c. NJ. Sheldon for
secretary. The ticket nominated was
as follows: Governor, A. w. smith;
lieutenant governor, R. F. Moore; sec
retary OF state, W. G. Edwards; audi
tor. b X. Bruce; attorney general, I.
F. Carver: treasurer, J. b. Lynch: as
ciate Justice, y. u. Valentine. The Pop
uiists swept the state. the on gov
ernor standing: Lewelling, 163,501;
Smith, 15S.015.
LAST REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The next and last Republican conven-
ton was held on June 6. 1894. and for
chairman had S. r. Peters and for sec
rotary, Charles Martin. The following
ticket was nominated; Governor, r. y.
Morrill,; lieutenant governor. J. a.
Troutman: secretary OF state. W. G.
Edwards; auditor, George Z. Cole;
treasurer. o. l. Atherton: attorney
general T. 3. Dawes; superintendent.
E. Stanley; nrgessman-at-iarge, r
w Blue. This years the Republican
ticket was successful, Hon. Z y. Nor
riil receiving 1887 votes 10 1883
votes for L D. Leweiling. the Populist
candidate. and 2s.70s votes for David
Overmyer. the Democratic candidate.
DO TOT believe that Adsm gave name
70 ali the aniInalssr Il do, and ] respect
him for his selections. DE did his work
most creditably. "Whyl'' well. because
there wasn't Rover or a FiGo in the whole
lotn-Bazar.
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business of importance, and any case that
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more deeply when we behold them IL per
sons in Acknowledgement.