The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-19

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Derr. j. e Gorge, J. T. Zimmerman
Second ward-A- E. Helm, W L. Rose,
G. Volz, William Campbell, j. X Elliott
c. L. Irish. c. A. Price, II. linn, J. 5.
Arnold, James Shields, Grant Hatfield,
Fred Sewers, ". S. Hoagland, William
Ballard.
Third ward-E A Huse. H. L. Taylor,
]. V. Colville, P. NJ Carly, I. P. Camp
bell. ]. o. Leary, Irwin Stratton, ]. S.
Parrot, H II. Stark, Frank Nigh
swonger, W. A Ayers, c. H Lease, ].
L. Startzman, S Slower, s. E Jocelyn,
F. ]. Arnold, O. Montuth and j. NJ. Lit
tie.
Fourth ward-W. ]. Babb, L. B. But
terfied, John Cowley. Robert Phelps. L.
D Barnett, H K fuller, H. Sayre, Fl.
c. Reeder. W. S Jones, B. E. Kies, VI.
A Pratt, RUFF Cone. and NJ. Hoover.
Fifth wardJ. P. Parkhurst, j. w.
Woltz. j w Brown, Charles Campbell.
George Jones. John Nicholson, G. ".
Trout, William Hoskins, John Hewes-
worth.
Sixts ward-G. W. Peters, r. Slyter.
r s. Bell, o. F Wider, c. W Wolff, I.
II. Creas, ]. L. Smith, z. G. Grumstead-
S o. Tuttle.
Alton township-w D Miller. S. L.
Hutchinson, &C. V. Bradbery, Albert
Sechhardt
Delano township-C Kssler. n. Tur-
ner. William Donhan-
Park township. T Giles, W. E.
Brooks. and George Wetterhead.
Kechi township-P. L. Arnett, c.
Robb, H L Sheldon, P. L. Lacron,
Ira Walker, and G.. u. Wright
Attica township-W. H. Maigan, J..
Hilger, William Mills. William Flood,
and william Craig.
Gran River township-J W Anderson
Robert Kerr, Charles White
Rockford township. r Hopkins,
David Aaley, H. L Reynolds,
Grant townsnip-D. r. ks, W E.
Francis. w. Bradley; r. Canadian, r.
BaIleline
Valley Center township, sonth-T. L.
Hutchinson, F. F Daniels, l. E. Rough,
and " F. Brewer
Rockford township. Derby-R. Hamar
T. Rurlice. B Campbell, S. E. High.
Morton township NJ. Froxden,
Phillip Smith, J. Webster, J. NJ. Jubbs,
Henry Comstock-
Garden Plain township z Mat
thews, J. ". Grossnery, Prof. Crumb, T
Oswilder, J. z. Matthews.
Waco township-C. E. Goodyear, o.
J Dunn, F. s. Mitchell, A Stadtman,
Barney Clark, NJ D. Wemple, Ohm Will
son, and ] ". Cave
Illinois township-F. N. Mitchell. L
r. Means, NJ A. Ralph, Charles Rice.
A J. Giiispie
Ninescah ownship-WflHam Cooper.
James Morgan, Ira ohnston and ISSao
Sandusky
Vally Center township, north-A- K.
Hargett. A J. Coffffman, l. G. Craw-
ford, and Phillo Morris.
Union township-H F. Edgarton, Mo-
ses Jay, F. Granted, and William Van
VaIkenburg.
Minneha township-L. z. Cairns, H.
E. Cooley, w. s. Taylor, T A McIn-
tire and Daniel Ruckels.
Erie township-W. s. Webster, W. W.
Ramsdale
Gypsum township, east-John Six
retter, S. a. Miller, Hnry Sane, Mike
Dillon, J. F. Craig
Wichita township-W. II. Kirkpatrick
A c Disbrough, Isaac Johnson
Lincoln townships. H. Bragg, w. T.
Baker, H VI. Stevenson, II. J Steven
son and S. NJ. Neagle.
Viola townShip-E 3. Brown, ]. G.
Miller, ] W. Porter and John Hecka-
thorne.
Greeley township, north-G. W. Ball,
II J. Williams
Valley Center township, morrill,. C.
Crawford, P Morris, A. r. Hargett, A
J. Cofman.
The following resolutions were re-
portd by the chairman OF the committee
on resolutions, A. E Helm, and adopted:
I'VE. the Peoples party of Sedgwick
county, tn delegate convention assem-
bled, do hereby reaffirm our allegiance
to the cardinal principles OF the Peo-
pies party, finance. land and transpor-
tation; and adopt the following declara-
ton OF principles:
"Ffrst-We are opposed to the single
ged standard
'tScond-We demand the free coinage
of silver and gold at the r. 10 of 16 to
!. on terms of exact quality, without
a awaiting the consent Of any other coun-
try
'Third-Under present conditions, We
are in favor OF uniting under one BAN
ner, all OF the people who are opposed
TO the financial policy Of the gold trust,
as represented and set forth in the Re
publican platform adopted at st Louis.
',FNourth-We are in favor OF a rigid
economy in the administration of ma
tional, state and county affairs, and
expenses on a basis to
correspond more nearly with the income |
Of the people.
''FNfch-We denounce the present Re- |
publican administration for its sinuous
and vacillating course in the admins |
tration OF the laws. for its extrava gance |
in the public expenditures, and the pros |
titution OF the public service to political |
of the present administra-
ton as well as its compile surrender TO |
powers in the state.
'1Sixth-We commend the administra- |
ton of Governor Lewelling and admire |
his fidelity to the cause of the people, |
through evil and good reports, and be- |
lieving in his eminent fitness for the |
position, We again present him TO the |
people OF the state for the nomination |
Of governor, and hereby instruct the |
delegates from Sedgwick county 10 the |
state convention at Abilene, 10 make /
his nomination the chief concern and 10 1
use all honora bic means 10 secure that /
result"
The committee on permanent organi- /
zation reported in favor of A E Helm
Tor chairman and j. VI. Furnish and P
l. A-nett as secretaries.
Upon taking the chair Mr.. Helm paid |
SAO"4nS tTioule 10 tAS WIN VI talS
populist party. and pointed with pride !,
70 the fact that Il had swallowed UP
the grand old Democratic party AZ Chi
cago, and that the platform adopted /
upon which Bryan and Sswak stood
was taken from the Omaha platform
entirely. He paid a tribute 10 Gov
ernor Lewellinx. but did not have Z
word u say about Jerry Simpson
Before taking The chair he asked ire
temporary chairman 10 preside while
be as chairman OF the committee on
resolutions made his report. As soon