The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-28


the principal Of reciprocity; ] believe IN
Repubiicausm as il was announced by
that magnificent leader James 9. BIa me.
7 believe ia il as il was developed. dis
cussed and stated by William Mckinley
IN his Buffalo speech. You and ! as Re
publicans can safely follow the thought
OF these two magnificent leaders, James
G. Blaine and William --cKinley.
I'VE shah now enter upon the cam
paign with hearts fol- of love for ocun-
try ana for tire flag ard for the prin-
ciples In which ne believe. While We
shall lament the loss which we have
sustained. we shall remember the duty
Of the hour, and since our leadership is
in such hands as RO0sevelts, and behind
him is the magnificent history OF the last
forty years. we shall not forget that the
best interests Of America viii be served
by the carrying OF TO the fullest limit
the principles Of the Republican PARTY.
i thank you gentlemen for the atten-
ton you have given me"
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At 100 in the afternoon Chairman Ross
recalled the convention and proceeded
with the order OF business The commit
tee on credentials reported the following
members entitled 70 seats and votes in
the convention:
Personnel Of the Convention.
First wards 2. Herman, J. r. Bellew,
A c. Husey, Tom Toss. J. II. Brown,
A. J. Jones, J. D. Caldwell. Frank 5.
Burt. T. @. Parham, Earl Blake, JnO. S.
Reckwith, W. w. Dill. r G. COvil
Frank Oliver. J. r McCabe, ]. H. Alex
anGer. s. G.. Walden. G. W Root, y.
J.. Hallowen Paul Brown. .. Z. Fuller,
r. A. Gackenbach. J. T. Kloblauch.
II
ling Geo II. Harris. p. II. Downing,
l. II. COZ. w. r. Schell, c. L Woods,
John Mccullough. Fred Cossett. John NJ.
Chain. w y. Miller. Geo. ". Carpenter,
c. 7. Stewart. Thos. c. Wilson, W. A.
Belts, p. 9. Jackman, James Jackson,
a. J. W.T.. II. y. Ford, s. w Lea, A.
n. Evans. Yves. Barker, J. II. McCui-
Tough, J. ". Shuts j. G. Williams, Fred
Dennis. J. 7. Papes-
Third ward-Geo. W. Adams, A. N.
Denny. Geo. Il. Alexander. Edward Dill
5. Thomson. n z. White. W. 5. Pierce,
j. II. Mccall. W. D. Curtis o. D.
Earnes. Wesley Hawk.
Fourth Ward-J. NJ Balderson. Charles
Clayton. J. A Dodd. c. ". Simmons,
a j. Weaver s y Rridgman W. 7.
Buckner. O. T. Ratlin. I. :. Naftzger.
John ". Adams. o. II. Bentley, ". r.
Throcbmorton. John D. Davis, J. H.
Stewart. g /. Davidson IT. n. Grafton,
A. H. Webb S. s. Ashbaugh. Lum Brit
tenfeld. Harry Moore. J. f. RutteT,
Henry Schad, w IT. Isely. n. c. Camp
ben. Geo T. Cubbon, Geo. Thompson,
J. s Fauver Henry BufOTd.
Fifth ward-B. F. Mclean, 5. I. Bar
rett. II. =. Heiserman. r. Hatfield. Jesse
Leland. c. c. Stanley. B. T Hayes w.
T. Bulkley. II. A. HIl. Fred Bell. Geo.
c. Wacob J. c. Dunn. James Allison
sixth ward-Victor Murdoch. J. N.
Martin. X. A. Merrill, Gus. a. Miller. c.
Emmous. O. Bugbee. Z. B. Badger. Ben
Wilson, w. C. Winch. E. T. Allen. W.
+. Shaw. Elmer Reese, Geo. Trone.
Attica-J. II. Rhoads. Jacob Siever, II.
Holm. o. 81 Pittinger.
Delano-S. r. Hoover. Alo Benson. Nels
Nartnson. w c. Hoover.
FqrIe-G. NJ Cotner. Q. 2. PEARS.
Greeley-O. A. Sorles. T. II. Randall,
7. McAIurray. Lum Race. Dr. Dwight.
VIM. Nixon.
Grants. Nebergau Geo Underwood.
T. H. Harris. H " Foster. S. c. Tim
Gypsum. East-E. webb. John Moore.
gypsum. west-M c. Means. ". D.
Crawford
IHinois-F. c. Coous. J. ". Brown
Kechi-D. y. Duncan. G. w. Shumaker,
p G. Richard and W. II. short
IdncoIn-O s. Gael. G. II Jackson.
J s. Norris. p Osmon.
NHnneha-A. ". Stevenson, J. J. Mas
sew. c. Means. o P Tficklin.
Morton-H. :. Mcintosh. 7. K. Gard
ner. A. s Marble. YIN. Parhsm.
Niuuescah-D. A. Nickerson, ,. A
ssuders. H r. Watt, John Stanley, W.
y Watt
ohio~J. a. Dunn. A f. Chambers. Ed
Anderson.
PARK. East-F. A Casad. L. D. West
gate
PARK. vest. r. Downing. VIM. Hat
sariUar. H IT. Loudeuslager. F. II. Dof-
felrnsyer. =. T. Norris.
Payue-E- Phillips. A. c. Devore. c. D
Ross.
I-nion-Car Hamlin. c. r. Miller. D. E.
Boone. Carl VfckeTs.
valley Center. south-sam1 Foote. L.
T. Morton. John Singer. Joe Giichrist,
W =. Adamson.
vIo'a-sL Miller. J II. Robinson, ".
~ Clineenfun
waco-Ed Rogers. s. W. Balch. B.
Bigelow. Ed P. Martin u. ?. Dunn
vvfrhit7-TV. l. ApIing. J. w Skinner.
r IT. Cooley T. =. Fouts.. YIN Evans.
The comrnitte on permanent orraniza-
ton recommended Rudolph Hatfield Tor
rermanent chairman, sam Timuous of
Valley Center Tor permanent secretary,
and W. & Belts Of this city for assistant
permanent secretary.
aTr Hatfield was escorted 70 the chair
nv w r. irocEmort0n and James Stew
arr ar7 mad. g BRIEF hut witty sFcech-
Tfe said he came TO the conveHtion 50 full
~ elements o. Republican ism that he felt
Ike making p s7eerh that would rival the
+. a--sr bat
~, was told by Finiay Ross that great
tvre ~ political ard financial acumen
no. 90 take The cap or. Efe said he want
"a &c go % the United states senate some
fav and had decided 80 make Air. Ross
his private secretary and that n view az
t--a- he would take his advice and not
delay the convention by talking
Congressional Delegates Selected.
The following delegates were elected -
the congressional convention. they 10
choose their o0-n aiternates.
T. IT. Knapp ;. n Caldwell. VIM.
TEois1uilar. EIrner Reese. r. T. Alien.
i Peues w r Burgess ~. n Mi
Ter. Jesse Leland : T. Barrett. Geo. T.
Cubbon. T. XV-oh s q. Harris, = A.
Savders. O.. g. Sarles. Geo W Steen-
rod. Clark Means. r w Sunner. "a
Martin. T. II Boades, c r PEARS. W g.
Hoover John Norris. : J. BrtSss, A.
81 EichenoerEer. T. a NiciSerson. Henry
7rcsh
state Delegates Selected
The following Delegates were elected n
che state convention az Afichirz Nay ~
3 r Mclean Finlay Ross. z w
Adams 2 r. Downing, A. G. Husey-
A. ~ Denny. Victor Mur1ocsS. Rudolph
TTatHs1d =. =. wan. @. g. ECSscein- 4.
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