The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-12
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The Republican county chairmen Of the
principal counties of Oklahoma were II
session in this city yesterday at the Re
publican territorial headquarters. The
meeting was called by Territorial Chair
man T. B. Ferguson for them to talk
over the matters of the campaign in the
different counties. They had a very in
teresting session, comparing notes, map
ping out plans and reporting the candi-
dates in various counties. Secretary j.
P. Renshaw of the territorial committee.
met with them, the following being pres
ent: George Watson, Canadian county;
E. F. Harms, Kay county; George Lang,
Kingfisher county; T. j. Sanford, Garfield
county; W. Taylor, Noble county; James
H Hale, Pawnee county; D. Dennis. Lin
coin county; Chas. H. Filson, Logan coun-
~; Chas McGraw, Payne county.
The following Republican visitors were
also present: John NJ. Hale, Chandler;
Col J. C. Pringly, Chandler, Mash Lam
bert, Newkirk; J. B. Culleson, Enid; EN-
ory Brownlee, Kingfisher.
Very encouraging reports were made by
all the gentlemen present and while all
admitted that never-give-up fight is nee
essary, yet all were confident of the re-
suits
Chairman George Watson of FL Reno,
reported Republican prospects very bright
and says strong fight is being made to
land the entire county ticket. He is one
Of the Republican wheelhorses of Cana
dian county
Chairman f. H. Harms Of NeTkirk be-
| lieves that the entire Kay county ticket
will be elected, as the Republicans are in
! good condition, none wavering and party
success seems sure.
George Lang says Kingisher county
was never in better condition to give a
Republican majority and party members
are all in line for the full ticket Dele
! gate Flynn will carry the county.
T J. Sanford represents Garfield county
! in the FLYNN column by a good, safe ma
jorty and says although the opposition
lists are well organized that the entire Re
publican ticket will be elected. The Re
pubHcans are awake to the Importance Of
the campaign.
W. Taylor, Noble county's chairman
/ says that the Republicans are in line in
/ fine shape in that county and that he ex-
! poets to see the county ticket as well as
Mr.. Flynn carry it by &. large majority
! Chairman D. Dennis of Lincoln county
reports his county in the best working
! order ever known and he speaks from
| three years experience as county chair
man. Mr.. Flynn will get a handsome
majority.
Jas H. Hale says that Pawnee county
Republicans are in line for Dennis Flynn
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are working for the success of the party.
| No Republicans are found wavering and
the prospects are fine.
| Chairman Chas. McGraw reports Payne
county conditions the best he has ever
known them for Republican success. All
party members are at work earnestly and
increasingly for Flynn and the entire
ticket
Chas. H. Filson says the Logan county
campaign is progressing in a very salts
| factory manner and assured the gentle
men present that the county will keep up
its old time standard of Republican r,a-
! jorities.
Colonel ]. C. Pringey, the nominee Tor
the council from the Fourth district, re-
ports his canvass in good condition. lie IS
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| ingly for the success Of his parry at the
polls. He Will be elected.
Postmaster Marsh Lambert Of Ne xkirk
assured the assembled Republicans that
Kay county can be depended UPON Ior a
! handsome majority for Dennis Flynn.
J. B. Culleson, receiver of the Enid lard
office. backed up by Chairman Sanford in
| his assurances Of what Garfield county
will do for Dennis Flynn and the entire
| ticket Mr.. Culleson IS one Of the re
! publican leaders of his county .ud never
balks when the party's interests are at
stake
| Emory D. Brownlee, tn epresidAnt of
/ the territorial league Of Young Mems Re-
| publican clubs. believes that Dennis Flynn
| will be reelected by a rousing majority
| Kingfsher county viii elect its entire
/ icket by safe majeritles. The young Re-
pubncans all over the territory. he says,
are very enthusiastic.
! The Capital has the following specials
of recent dates, which show which way
! the eyclone IS going 10 hoist one Neff:
From Mountain view-Candidste Dennis
T. Flynn held one OF the most successful
meetings at this place he has held dur
| ing the campaign. II was a great gam
| ering and all applsuded the many ,elliag
| points made by Mr. Flynn in his remarks
/ The meeting was great both in number
! and interest. fully two-thirds OF ~h n
wehe democrats and populists and all
agree that It was decided success and
many who have been lukewarm in their
! support came out openly and declarc5
that they would support Flynn in prefer
| ence to Nef- Many remarks were pas.e
| comparing the meeting NefT held here 4
few weeks ago - last nights outpoarinz
Mr.. b. s. Barnes and Chairman I'll gBaas
Ferguson accompanied Mr. Flynn and
/ both made short speeches during the er-
ening Roth gentlemen say there is ~
doubt but that western Oklahoma vii
give handsome majority f-r ;he sis
homes and statehood champion.
From Lamont-The greatest po,Hics
gathering in the history % this county 20
CURED here today Tie crowd Ee-aa
gathering early ia the Gsy aad rs tae
I time the speaker OF the dav. Deaais !,
i Flynn. arrived. the city vas ove-3oe-.rs
: with people Mr Flynn vas l,et al ..ef-
( fe-son by a mounted g-;ard ~ 7vs~ en-
: hundred and many citizesz. I'D he ~ IS
! escorted across the country FOR fourteen
miles with great pomp aa5 ,er ms
Wde1 - a7u- COR the 50 l1srz ac-i 4
/ tke thr3ng was greater ar5 q rls zfsh
/ difficulty -hat those on ;as rut>tse c'~c,a
cauld hsat Dennis Fjyaa csa q s2t ~
2 sood big maio-ity from this sec.ina at
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