The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-25

of business recommended that the first
be the reading of the report of Nthe
committee on resolutions, report Of the
! committee on credentials, selection of del
egates to the congressional convention.
selection of delegates to state convention.
/ Colonel P. A Rohrhaugh read the res3lu-
! tious as follows, and they were adopted
with cheers:
Your committee on resolutions beg
leave to report as follows:
The Republicans in delegate conven-
ton for the county of Sedgwick assembled
resolve as follows:
"Ffrst-We cordially endorse the states
manlike and American administration Of
President Mckinley as the redemption
of prediction promises, and the fulfill
ment of prediction predictions. And as
the pride OF all right thinking men it will
be known as an epoch in the country's
history. honored while the republic is
revered.
''Second-We recognize in the Honorable
Chester l. Long a capable and faithful
representative, whose ability has placed
him among the leaders Of our national
council whose recognition on the ways
and means committee was just tribute
to his sterling worth, and a compliment
to the Republicans Of Kansas. And to
the end that the Seventh district main
tain this prestige in the congress Of the
United States, acquired through the in
dustrv and devotion of our representa-
tive. the delegation from this county to
the congressional convention is hereby
instructed to cast its unanimous vote for
his denomination.
Third-We hereby cheerfully approve
our entire state administration for the
clean, able and patriotic manner Of con-
Quoting public affairs, without single
scandal And reposing special conf
de1ce in the integrity. experience and in
dependence Of our worthy fellow citizen,
the Hon W. f. Stanley. who has sig
nsuy disregarded and risen above pard-
san favoritism in the discharge Of the
responsible duties of governor Of our
comm orwealth. We cordially commend
him to the further suffrage Of the people
az Kansas for Il second term in the same
hirh trust. and instruct our delegates 70
the state convention accordingly.
..Fourth-We recognize our deot o.
gratitude to the brave and fearless &C
tenders Of our country, and favor just
ana liberal pensions to our soldiers and
sailors. and prompt and conside-ate ac-
ton on the part Of the departments n
their behalf
''FTEth-Grave questions Of public con-
Germ are apparent IN the new conditions
growing out OF trusts, uonopo.ies and
-
tories. And We turn confidently to the
Republican party for their proper solution
as the only great political party which
has in the past shown an aptitude 70
solve such problems satisfactorily 70 The
American people.
.tP. A ROHRBAUGH,
Chairman"
shin. Garden Plain. North and Salena
H. I. Watts reports that Grand River
township Garden Plain, North, and Sa,-
en- were not represented. and there be-
Ing no contests the list of accredited
delegates was approved as handed IN.
Chairman Husey then read the names
Of the delegates selected 10 the congress
sioual convention TO be he'd at Hutchin-
son April IS as follows. and the report
was adopted without dissent:
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATES.
s. 5 Ashbsugh, ". \. Mianick. l. -
Stanley, r. T. Allen. Elmer Reese. W c.
Ludium tMlnnehaA. Henry SchSd. \
Chambers CNianescsh}. w Il. Dwight
(Greelyl. a. c. Walden. J. D. Caldwell.
Frauk Doffiemyer. Jr, CWest Park.
Burnell Bigelow Waco. J l. PaoeE :
half (Erie), Q. ". Jones, I'd VAN, Geo.