The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-28
Afternoon Session.

Promptly at 80 O'Clock Chairman STAN
ley called TO order the convention, called
to select delegates to the state conven-
ton. The house was completely filled
with an enthusiastic crowd intent upon
learning the exact standing of the diff
ferent candidates and the feeling toward
them of the delegates. Every indication
pointed to an extremely interesting ses-
sion. and the crowd was not to be dis
appointed.
At this juncture the committee on reso-
lutions made its report indorsing Roose-
Welt and the full ticket The report is
as follows:
The Republicans Of Sedgwick County,
Kansas in convention assembled prompt
ed by fealty TO the principles of the party
which gave to the country the leadership
and craftsmanship of Lincoln, Grant,
Garfield, and Mckinley, most heartily in
dorse the administration OF Theodore
Roosevelt. They believe in the man, in
his methods and in the integrity OF his
purposes TO place the United states or
America in the front ranks Of the ma
tions OF the world. They cordially in
dorse his policy in placing American
citizenship. and official life on a higher
plane and they demand that the dele
CATION TO the national convention select
him as the standard bearer Of the Re
publican party in 1904
The Republican party Of Sedgwick
county recognizes that in the death Of
Hon. Marcus A. Hanna the party has lost
a great statesman and the nation an ex-
ponent II broad and liberal views.
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the leader OF the mine workers Of Amer
lea on his patriotism recommending the
members that order To abstain from labor
on the occas sion of his funeral.
Gov. w. J. Bailey having expressed his
guberuatorial chair at the expiration CT
governatoriaI chair at the expiration OF
his first term We assure him that he
carries with him the respect and conf
dence of the Republican party OF Sedg-
wick county.
We recognize the valuable services Of
the Hon. Edward Hoch in Upholding and
advocating the principles Of the Repuo-
lican party in this state. thus giving him
n pre-emineut right 70 aspirt TO the once
Of governor. We believe him capable, and
a man Of the highest integrity. one who
will give the state his best services and
a good administration We therefore n
str,Ict our delegation tn vote for his nom
iuation for that Office at the Republican
state convention.
We believe it is the coneensus OF opinion
on the part Of major portion Of the Re
uubIican party OF this state that the
pressrt officials should Be re-noninated
for their respective Offices, and the dele
CATION to the convention from this county
is hereby instructed 20 cast their vote II
accordance with this sentiment
We congratulate the Republicans ci
sedgwick county that in the person of
Charles II. Luiing. = citizen q this
county. as state superintendent CT insuT-
ance. He hes brought hat Office to a
higher standard than ever before at;zire'1-
We especially recommend his candidacy
for denomination ard the delegation from
this county 10 the state convention Is
hereby instructed to-~ote accordingly.
We cordially recommend and endorse
Hon. d. W Mulvaae as national com
r,itteer,an for the state % Kansas
The Republicans u Sedgwick county
recognize the demand Of the varioas eo-1-
aerciai and trace orsAcizaiioas OF this