The Globe-republican., 1900-08-30
Proceedings of the Convention.


Chairman w. T. Coolidge called the
convention to order at 1920 a. M, Satur-
day, and on motion Dr. S J. Crumbine
was elected chairman and Geo NJ Kerr,
secretary An adjournment made
until 80 p. Gordon L. Finley was
elected assistant secretary
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
Credentials-J. L. Ridenonr, L. Bader,
John w. Davis, j. NJ Grover, Henry
Houser.
Resolutions-A. Russell, w. J. Fitz-
gerald, 6. L. Finley, N B. KIaine, "
A. Walker.
Rules and order of business-and per-
manent organization-Geo. j. Stauth,
E. Driske1, Henry Wood, z. Bridge
water. J D. Brown.
The committee on credentials made the
following report:
The committee on credentials find the
following named persons as properly ac-
credited delegates to this convention:
DODGE CITY.
First Ward-P r. Hobble, H. Wing,
H. H Hobble, Levi Martin.
Second Ward-L. J. Petty john. A. w
Smith, L. Bader, r. w. Evans, f. B.
Driskell, A. Russell, A. Falkner. j. II.
SWEET, w. w. Jackson, Geo. Potter.
| L "A.
Scates, Paul Henkel. w. j. Davies, s. p.
Reynolds, tx. F. Hammond, n. B. Klaine,
5. A. Burrell, L. p. Hingrey, S. j. Crum
| bine.
Fourth Ward-J. A. Arment, E. ID.
Bowen, Geo. Stumpf, AL Reudy, j. NJ
Grover, w. j. Fitzgerald
DODGE TOWNSHIP.
Vic Carson, j. Ii. Churchill, Chris
Behl, 6. V. Barrett
FORD TOWNSHIP
Lewis f. Pendleton, NJ. L. Sweeney,
e. Bridgewater, Geo L. Steel, Paul
Wright, Virgil A. Walker
PLEASANT VALLEY TOWNSHIP.
w. H. Mckinney, Roxey GuerIn, j..
w. Davis.
/ FAIEvIEW TOWNSHIP.
j. D. Brown, Mic NIayrath-
CONCORD TOWNSHIP.
J. NJ. Courtney, Geo Courtney, s. c.
/ Brown.
! sPEARvILLE TOWNSHIP.
Fred Wiedower, Geo. III. Kerr, Geo. II
Steel. 7. 5. Sterrett. III. II. Woodbury.
a. Nelson, John Hall, G. W. Richardson,
John Paige, A. Evarts.
HOWELL TOWNSHIP.
w. a. E2liott, II. Houser-
| wILBURN TOWNSHIP.
G. D. Price.
HzAELwOOD PRECINCT.
w. II. Smith, II. b. Wood.
BELLE PRECINCT.
Geo. E. Sheldon, j. L. Pogue, F. A.
Sheldon.
RIDENOUR PRECINCT.
j. NJ. Snyder, j. L. Ridenour
HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP.
H. r. Marion, G. j. Stauth, A. H
Lighter
Committee on resolutions made follow
mously:
We, your committee on resolutions
beg leave to submit the following report
1st. We cordially endorse the states
man like and American administration of
President Mckinley as the redemption OF
pre- election promises and the fulfillment
Il of prediction predictions. Aud as the
pride of all right thinking men it will be
known an epoch in the country-s his
tory honored while the Republic is re-
vered. And we confidently predict the
re-election of President Mckinley, and
the election of that gallant soldier and
upright. fearless statesman, Theodore
Roosevelt.
2ud- Senator Lucien Baker is deserv-
ing the grateful recognition of the peo-
pie OF Kansas for his answering fidelity
to the trust imposed on him; and the Re
publlcans of Ford county acknowledge
their confidence in him, and take this oc-
casion to commend his course in the
Senate Of the United States.
3rd. We recognize in the Hon. Chester
L. Long capable and faithful represen-
tative. whose ability has placed him
among the leaders of our national council
and his recognition the ways and
means committee was just tribute tc
his sterling worth and compliment to
the Republicans Of Kansas.
4th. We hereby cheerful1y approve
our entire state administration for the
clean, able and patriotic manner of con-
Quoting public affairs without a sIngl5
scandal. And reposing special confidence
in the integrity, experience and indepen-
dence of the Hon. w. L. Stanley, who
has signally disregarded and risen above
partisan faYoritism in the discharge oi
the res sponsib1e duties of governor of oul
LcommonNealth. we cordially commend