Kansas City journal., 1898-03-13
GOOD STRONG men.
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bling, provided Tor the more euectudi "a
| tion displayed economy without parsimony.
people at the polls and We pledge ourselves to con-
tnue good government in the future and to promote
the continued welfare and prosperity OF the people
Of Kansas City,
Nomination of Candidates.
On call of the wards for nominations for
the upper house, the following were placed
in nomination:
H. NJ. Gerhart. ]. E. Lach; George Mich
aes Mdnsb j. F. p M DsM SLUT Il Frank nj GsPs Peck
5ohnlt0s j. NJ Surface. "a e. fs Y. 4. Andrus: H. n:
Beardsley, H. D. Train, A. F. Bait. John
fE1sn EIa F. W + }sTesr Roberts sotf sod W. W. Nor
The mention of Mr.. Morgan's name was
greeted with a storm of Kisses ana cat
calls Mr. Morgan was present and seemed
greatly depressed at the reception MS name
Mt Green made a brief talk, declaring
that he would have to decline to run and
that it was not necessary TO give hihI any
nomination to insure his support. j. H.
BrinkIey, of the Tenth, also withdrew his
The first formal vote was as follows'
First ward-Gerhart, 6.
Second ward-Wyne, D.
Third ward-Hough. q.
Fourth ward-Peck, Il: Craig, S; john
Fifth ward-Surface, II.
Sixth ward-Peck, IA.
Seventh-Andrus, 8; Bait. 6; Hays, s;
Bowman, 1; Morgan. l.
s; Gerhart 8; Hershfield, 1; Peck, l; Lach,
2; Beardsley. 1: Bait. 1; Harnden, l.
Ninth ward-Lach, AZ.
Tenth ward-SlutZ, 26.
Eleventh ward-Train, 1; Slutz, 7.
Twelfth ward-Beardsley, 8.
Thirteenth ward-Roberts. 3.
Fourteenth ward-Beardsley, D.
The result was as follows on the first bal
lot: Wyne, II: Gerhart, 9: Hough, q; Peck,
90; Craig, 5; Johnston, 9; Jewett, l; Surface
n sat { HasS Hash i i satz Brain Tpan
Beardsley, s; Roberts, 3; Day. 8.
The second vote was a landslide to Lach
and the nomination was given to him unan-
L. E. Wyne received all the votes on the
next ballot and was nominated by acclama-
ton.
that Mayor Jones be invited to address the
convention. There were enthusiastic cheers
for the mayor, but the chairman asked
that the order of business be not inter-
itself the mayor had left the hall.
8. B. Hough was nominated by unani-
nous vote on the next ballot.
Herman NJ. Gerhart was nominated on
the next ballot by acclamation.
Frank c. Peck was nominated by accla-
nation on the next ballot.
The rule of unanimity was broken after
the preceding ballot. During the previous
ballots scattering votes were cast, but be-
fore the results were announced, the wards
supporting minority candidates invariably
changed to the winning side, and the results
were unanimous.
On the ballot for the sixth candidate, F.
NJ. slutz and George W. Day withdrew in
nomination for treasurer. Mr.. Harnden re-
ceiyed Al votes, and H. NJ. Beardsley 1884,
nominating the latter.
speech in favor of George H. MichaeliS
w. W. Harnden was nominated as the
seventh candidate. the vote resulting:
Harnden, 1888; Andrus, s; Johnston, s; Jew
ett. Z: Surface. 5.
A. F. Bait was nominated as the eighth
member. the ballot resulting as follows:
Surface. %: Train. s.
Harry D. Train made a brief speech with
os"s e. e. Yost 1 Withdrew @ VT the Hn name Of George
H. Michaelis and c: s. Crysler withdrew
the name of v. R. Andrus, in favor Of E.
s. Jewett, who was nominated as the ninth
candidate for the upper house. the vote re-
suit being as follows: Jewett, 165; Sur
An Outburst of Patriotism.
A bulletin to the effect that the United
States army was under marching orders
was read amid frantic cheers. the conven-
ton rising to its feet as one man and shout
ing its patriotism and singing America"
The following resolution offered by c. w.
Clarke was adopted with cheers:
Resolved. That the chairman of this con-
vention be instructed to forward to Presi-
dent Mckinley a copy Of the resolution
toward the Spanish government and the
Cuban question and we pledge our united
support to our president. our country and
our flag"
City Central Committee.
The following city central committee
was selected:
Wallace Love was unanimously selected
as chairman of the city central committee.
First ward-L. w. Spencer and w. P.
Second ward-Seaman Russell and Harry
c. Dickerson.
Third WardlA: s. Van yalkenburgh. A,c.
Fourth ward-J. H. Hawthorne. August
Thomas, w. E. Griffith, D. S. Patterson and
U: G.. Brookover.
spansIer h aatpJ and J. w. Downing. dne.son' D w.
Sixth wardYc. H. Alien. Hiram Rubin,
J.. P. Deyo and J: H: Jordan.
seventh Mais WardrE; M rsd1sx Riely Robert n Nell
Harris.
Eighth ward-c. s. Curry. M; A. Purs-
ley, ley, j; c. Murray. NJ E. Getchell. William
Ninth Ninth wardAc. c. Yost. NJ. c. wuerz
s. A. Boyer. E.. A. Norris, E. Dishbrow,
3. B. Francis. w. NJ. Fenton and J.. s.
Tenth ward-F: NJ. sIutz, H. B. Mann.
E. D: Burton, S. R. Frink and J. R.
Eleventh ward-D. D. Drake and I. ].
Stegmiller.
Twelfth ward-J. S. Welsh and I. G.
Murphy.
Thirteenth ward-W. W. Carter and c.
H. Bell.
Fourteenth ward-E. L. Winn and Sam
LaBelle.
The convention adjourned sine die at
$50 o'clock.
City Central Committee Meeting.
The new city central committee will
meet at the Missouri Republican club
Monday evening to arrange for the regis
tration Tuesday.
UPPER HOUSE CANDIDATES.