The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-25
W. A. HARRIS
FOR GOVERNOR.
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dignity of revolution in November. Not
only de we as delegates here today. know
but the people in the corn fields, in the
shops and at home seem to already
know that Governor Hoch has made a
treaty with the railway corporation of
this state whereby he is to be named
for a second term and they are to make
up the balance of The ticket clean down
the line.
Z may add in conclusion that firm
ly believe this convention will take note
of the issues of this year and not try
to revive some old issues worn through,
and cast aside by the younger or middle
age class of Democrats who have long
since tired Of the unWhOlesOme, I'M
holy cry for resubnission and it is the
hope of most of the delegation that no
uncertain sound viii go from these walls
as the attitude of the Democratic party.
The fair er ioTsement of all laws is a
belief and policy and principle Of the
Democratic party that has been my
emphasis in the convention of all states
for hundreds of years, therefore feel
that most of you believe that the Demo-
cratic band wagon will not be hitched
to resubmission mule.
Standing Committees Appointed.
On motion of Jas. Orr of Atchison
the standing committees of the con-
vention as recommended by the va
rious judicial committees were ap-
pointed as follows:
Rules and Order of Business=H. c.
Squires, w. P. Waggener, John II.
Switzer, J. E. Wagner, Ben Ricard,
Herbert Lardner, J. J. Ryan. r. L.
Plady. H. S. Thompson, John r.
Sechrist, ]. L. Phillips, H r. Fritton,
c. w Spencer, L. c. UhI, John La
throp, Theodore Osweiler, R. H. Tur-
uer, c. A. Cooper, f. NJ. Pearl, VIM
Snyder Frank Parker, J. D. Waters
w NJ. McCandles, H. c. Mayse, Chas.
Locke. Jos. Winn, John c. Foster,
Walter Ferguson, DR.. Elder, B. S.
Permanent Organization-Dan Ma
sen. W. J. Bowen, n. B. Arnold. J. c.
Simmons, G. NJ. Gafford, J. B. Findlay.
H P. Farrelly, H. c. Hanna, S s.
Grabill, D. H. Aul, A. D. Schriemer
A J. Zimmerman, Oscar Bonnet, F.
" Whitcomb, S. B. Amidon, E. T. HoI-
lingsworth, P. E. Murphy, Chas. Lock
name, NJ. H. Mulroy. Thomas Tanning
J. c. Carlisle. Harry Mcmillan, John
D. Wehrle, Ernest Brown. D. NJ. Ruth
Vile, Russell Harrison, ". H Hedge,
John Howard, William Mold.
edentials=Stance Meyers. H. F.
Berry, J. B. Billiard, c. W. Whiting
ton, L. D. Eppenger, George w. Stev-
enson, W. D. Baldwin J. A Heller.
Chas. Shofer, Joseph S. Johnson. w
H. Shellhamer, Jack Hostettler 7 w
AlOAA, Oe1fNC 4 CSCliJ JAS malone. ".
Harris. o. z. Unsell, Bob Densmore.
J. II. Judy, John Beal. W H. Haum,
C. D. Mercer, VIM. McLauren, H w
Chapman, Court Brown R. D. Arm
strong, NJ Leach. J. S. Lane. w H
Laswen, n. F. Acres, Frank Coniskey.
Resolutions. H Weider, A. E.
Helm. George T. Pitts. J. w Clarke.
Andrew Shearer, Grant Harrington. H
&. Bouslog, w. w. Rose, Frank Wilke-
son, Harry Brice. George Downer.
James NJ Lewis, ". S. Coleman, W. F.
Challis, ". D. Kuhn, j. w. Goshorn.
w H Ryan, John H. Atwood, James
gan, T. H. Gresham, G. W. Marble
John F. Roe NJ. B. Nicholson. J. F.
Andrews. J. J. Parker. Gabriel
Scamuck, T. NJ. Dolan, w S. Benson
Harry r. Honey, A r. Hannaman.
The committees each held a session
during the adjournment for dinner.