New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-10
KANSAS SOLID FOR M'KINLEY.
or THE los COUNTIES ~ THE STATE lo' HAVE
ELECTED DELEGATES FOR THE
ouro STATESMAN

ONO STATESMAN
-roo.k, Kan. March tSpeciaD.-The Republican
State Convention will assemble to-morro" nj "'"
tia for the purpose OF electing six ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
to the National Convention at ST LOUIS anu 49,
for nominating three elcctors-at-iarge' i"e'o "''
he CT, delegates In attendance from the loo coueS
in the State. lOt counties have elected oe'esa'eS "
,o,o, q, Mckinney and there IL no doubt but ~ha'
the convention will Instruct for him. Inc pie'e'',
Republican congressman VIII all be reno'h'''a''u
,,,,, IN tho I'D District where the present mem
her has declined denomination. Caderheau 'sou''u
money! has already been renominated oy u'''''
,rous ,o,e Curtis (free silver will be renom'nated
ID, In the same manner. Frederick free Sill
cor, viii be renominated to-day. Long souhd
money, will be renominated. also kirkpatr'ch'
.Dick" Blu. (sound money! will probably be re-
nominated for Congressman at-Iargc' .
II seems to be quite plain that tarin ana NOT s'
v.r viii be the Kansas Idea OF what the Natlohai
uniform should be In point OF fact' the s'te'
,u.s,ion Is not at present creating any rouoie J"
Renuhlican circles In Kansas. Cyrus Leland IT,
tho presen, member OF the Nationhi 'ohii'''ee
from Kansas and also chairman OF the hepuo'oa"
state Committee will be elected member OF the
dcleratcs-a,-arge and be reelected National COM
,,,,..man There was a fight made on him from
the start but IT turns out TO have been teinpest
I'm a teapot as he has secured a arse ihajTIS ,,v
the delegates Major T Anderson: %, shis .csi
to'morrow The free silver Republicans ana free re
silver Democrats are to nave co"ie'''0' 40 w
''y ncn. Morrill, will be candidate for re-eec-
ton but there is a bitter opposition 10 MS 'e"o'
nation. 1890, o
wichita KAN March s-The with CohgreSs
pl.tric, Republican Convention to-day renom'nated
Chester l. Long for Congress by acclamaton' ana
Frank Vincent and Harry Boone were CHOSEN ior
delegates 10 the ST Louis Convention uninstruc.eu'
MckInl.y's name was received with great applause
Chairman Elliott characterizing him as the great
statesman OF the age since James ~ iIn,,s.
charles r. I.obdel Speaker OF the Kansas Rouse
r,ads a .pcech in which he declared his loyalty TO
Reed. but when he spoke OF M hI tue 'o'-
yent!on again broke forth into CHEERS; D..
a resolution was passed which declares Tor Tree
silver
MKINLEY THEIR SECOND CHOICE
The United Republican Club. Of which A. II.
Steele Is president met last evening at It's rooms
in West OnHnndre-i forty fourth st and passed
the following resolution. favorins the nomination
OF ex-Ooyernor Mckinley. OF Ohio. for the fresi-
dencv IN case Governor Morton cannot be nomi-
mated by the Republican National Convention;
Whereas The time has arrived FOR inc eIec ,bai
with elect delegates 10 represent this Congressional
district National corysn.On p, At pi 81 sS9': sn n
Iqne P ns. !" Of II. unitei States and
Whereas The State OF New YORK Prese en LOT o,
It's honored and distinguished Governor, Levi p
Morton. a Of the highest character ana ARMY
whereas In the event OF the failure to secure me
nomination OF Mr. Morton Is mporians no K" Ss
and ascertain the wishes OF Inc congressman ''
irict as a second choice; and ,..o., =,
Whereas We believe that the best Interests OF
nation Of the man whose name constitutes the
fundamental principles OF tnn Yep isse upSn which
the contest viii be waged and victory Won oIa %
We Therefore earnestly Instruct ne gats ,op
be elected from this district 10 cast their so,e 'of
William Mckinley. In the event the nomination oi
Mr. Morton is impossible