The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08
GREATEST
EVER HELD
Republican Convention Yes
terday a Record Breaker
TICKET ONE OF WINNERS
Every Man Nominated Is a
Strong Campaigner.
BALLOTiNG WAS LIVELY
And Every Delegate Present
Took Part in Contests,
BALLOTiNG WAS LIVELY

Fer representative, SeVenty-first
District. w. Adams.
For Representative, SeVenty-second
District-A. c. Husey.
For Representative, seventy-third
District-A. s.. Huisel, Cheney.
For Commissioner, First District
John Busenbsrk, Kechi.
For Probate Judge-Thomas c. VII
son, Wichita.
For Treasurer-Daniel (. Boone,
Union.
For Sheriff-Henry schad, Wichita.
For County CIerk-John M. Chain,
Wichita.
For Register of Deeds-W. L. APP
ping, Wichita township.
For Clerk of District Court-George
A. Clark, Valley Center.
For County Attorney-o. G. Eek
stein, Wichita.
For County Surveyor-W. r. Kess-
Ter Wichita.
For Superintendent of Public In
struction-o. D. Taylor, Garden
PLANE.
For corOner-M. NJ. MccoIIlster,
Wichita.
The above ticket resulted from the de-
alterations of a convention which in Wig
orous activity, and in attendance no one
viii undertake TO say ever had an equal
in sedgwick county in the years past.
The activity evidenced and the large at
tendance meant, and could mean but one
thing: that the Republican party is held
today by its members to be far and away
the dominant party in sedgwick county;
that belief in its success is a conviction Of
every individual member Of it.
There were some lively contests in the
convention, contests which were partici-
pated in by every man who was a dele
gate. and contests which betokened the
vigor of the party in Sedgwiek county
There was another feature Of the con-
vertion which should not be unnoticed,
the all-important feature. And this was
the effort of all 10 serve the interests OF
the party. to do the best for the party and
its success.
And out Of the deliberations and the
ballotings came a strong ticket a ticket
which viii win harmonious support, not
only. but win gain also strength from the
opposition The splendid service Of T.
c. Wilson, John Chain and Daniel Boone
for the county In the last few years is
booked for a magnificent endorsement in
November. The ever reliable and faith
full McCoIister viii again be elected. MI
Taylor the candidate for superintendent is
finely equipped and is a vote-getter Mr.
Appling who IS known TO every one in
Wichita is a splendid campaigner and
will 20 into the office in this county and
will roll up big majority. Henry Schad,
the nominee for sheriff, is winner. His
rustling qualities are part of the history
OF Wichita. Otto Eckstein is the next
county attorney and with his superior
gifts as a campaigner viii be tower Of
strength TO the ticket in the canvas. John
Busenbark. sterling. frank and a worker
viii be in the commissioner office in
1893. Mr.. Kessler as county surveyor in
the next two years viii win a nomination
and reelection.
In one representative district A. c.
Husey was nominated. He is part Of
Wichita; he has grown up with it. Typi-
cally a Wichitan, it viii be good to see
him in the legislature and he viii win by
a majority which win be a record breaker.
John Adams viii represent the other
Wichita district in the legislature. Ad-
nirably equipped he viii mount 10 high
place there and TO the benefit of his con-
stituency. His election goes without say
ing Nr Huisel of Cheney is the candi-
date in the west legislative district. He
has a fight to win but he is n fighter,
and VIII so after that election with all his
might An the opposition can prepare
itself for a sunrise
No student of politics could look upon
that conventions yesterday, or the crowd
ell streets the night before without being
convinced Of one thing-that this year In
sedgwick county the Republican party
has vitality. an earnestness. a deter
mination that it has not had IN fourteen
years. II ever before.
Chairman Davidson. Of the county cen
tral committee. called the Republican
county convention 10 order at 10 O'Clock.
Charles Luling nominated 4. n Denny
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