The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-15
ONE is FOR MORTON
TWO NEW YORK DISTRICTS CHOOSE
DELEGATES

McKipIey Gets Warm support and an In
geniously Worded Resolution in His
Favor in the Thirt, Third District,
while the Tkiri - econd is Swayed by
state Pride for Observation-Disclosures Pre-
dicted to be Nearly, or Quite, Solid
Enough for an instructed Mckinley
Delesation-Other Conventions.
Buffalo, N Y, March 14-Conventions
II elect delegates to the Republican ma
tional convention were held in each Of
the congressional districts of Erie coun-
y today. In the Thirty third district
the Mckinley men won, and in the
Thirty-second the Morton delegates
were chosen. A determined effort was
made in the first mentioned district by
. Tire organization to secure the nomina-
r;1n Of Controller Roberts as one Of the
delegates but the McKinleyites sue
coded in electing the two delegates,
{ ,rge e W Matthews. proprietor Of
raa Buffalo Express, and w. G. Dudley.
Tho delegates elected in the Thirty
second are John r. Hazel and Captain
Tohn Kraft The resolutions adopted
bv the Thirty-secOnd district cOnVen-
ion declared for Morton as matter
e state pride and because Of the long
md honora BILE career Of the states pres
cit governor. while the Thirty-third
district convention resolved: That
We stand for home rule, home markets,
honest money, protection to home in
dlstry and for their brilliant represen-
tdtive. Mckinley"
TENTH OHIO DISTRICT.
Cincinnati. March 1.-THE CONNER
cial Gazette's special from ortsmouth,
Ohio, says: The Tenth district Re
publican congressional convention,
called by the opposition to the congress
sional committee, which appointed
April :, for the convention, met today.
They selected a congressional commit
tee for the district, nominated Hon l.
J. Fenton of Adams for congress, Sc
,ected A G. Thompson of SciOti and
rx-AttOrney General Richardson Of
lawrence, delegates TO the St. Louis
convention. Resolutions instructed
delegates for Mckinley Unless the
Two factions come 10 terms this means
two contesting Mckinley delegations
10 81. Louis.
IN THE FIFTH WISCONSIN
Milwaukee. Wis, March 1.-THE
Fifth district Republican convention
held here today adopted resolutions
endorsing the presidential candidacy
of William Mckinley and urging the re
nomination of Congressman :. :. Bar
nav. NJ. p. YOmans Of Waukesha and
Theodore Zelmar Of Milwaukee were
elected delegates to the national con-
veurDn. Up to and including tonight
,n1vertionS have been held by two
pIirds of the counties of the state and
in all burt four the delegates We're in
Ftructed for Mckinley. There is now
thought to be no doubt that Wisconsin
VIII send an instructed Mckinley del
eg2-ion IN ST Louis
DOWN IN ARKANSAS.
Little Rock. Ark, March 14-Editor
" y Matthews. of the Stuttgart Free
Press, who is leading the revolt against
General Powell Clayton. IL the Repub-
1can ranks Of Arkansas, prints a two
column editorial in the current issue
e. his paper in which he bitterly de-
TpUnces C1ayTon's leadership and an
rpuuces his revolt
The Democrats voted for senator at
r primary election in Johnson Pope,
and Yell counties today. Returns are
incomplete but Senator Jones has pro
baby carried Pope and Johnson county
and Governor Clark carried Yell
IN THE KEYSTONE STATE
York. Pa. March 14-Returns TO-
night from about forty districts in the
city and county fail to indicate the
election OF either DR. James A Dale or
i Hathaway Shindle, candidates TO
the national Republican convention
The vote is in favor of Mckinley as
against Quay.
Allentown, Pa, March 1.-THE Le-
high county Republican convention To-
day elected Edward NJ Young delegate
and LIewelyn Williams alternate to the
national convention. The delegates
are uninstructed, but favorable 10 Sen
atOr Quay.