The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-29
POLITICAL GOSSIP
S. S. Glasscock Is Defeated for
denomination.
E. A. Enright viii Take His
Place in Legislature.
ANTI STUBS MEN.
Delegates Elected From Wyan-
dOtte Headed By Getty.
Sheffield ingalls, Is Stirring Up
Things at AtchisOn.
ANTI 5 TUBE S MEN.

Wyandotte convention yesterday by E
A. EnriSht.
Glasscock is an Allen man. and En-
right is q Scott man. but the thing
which really bear Glasscock was the
part which he took IN the separate high
school fight. Glasscock introduced the
separate high school bill, and voted for
it. The negroes threatened him with
political humiliation, and Enright took
advantage of their hostility and rode
into Office. The vote was 80 to SIS III
favor of Enright-
E. K. Robinette and D. c. Dali, both
of whom We're in the last house. and
voted thes anne way Glasscock did, weie
renominated by reclamation. They did
not have a big negro vote to contend
with.
The delegation elected to the state
convention is anti-Stubbs. It is headed
by James F. Getty, state senator. who
is a candidate for United States sena-
tor. Getty was endorsed for this Office
by the convention Governor Hoch. ST.
las Porter, Senator Long and Charles
2. Scott were also endorsed. The fol
lowing is the state delegations:
egates-James F. Getty, John
Radford, 0. J. Peterson, NJ Yullck,
Harry Mensienhau. A. c. Wells, I. f.
Brarley, F. w Morgan, Harry Darby,
E. E. Venard. W. L. Orvis, N. E. Costel-
10, A. T. Wilson, c. S. McGOnigal, Ben
9amln Sehnleries y q Irower. 7; X
Weels, H L. Alden, A. i. Berger, H. Q.
Allen, w. B. Taylor, r. A. Crawford,
T. A. Skinner, c. E Thompson, Henry
Dean, G. A. Woodcock, 7. E. Meyers,
J. E. Ryan, D. E Jones, Henry Keefer,
Samuel Crawford, G. ". ToOthaker,
Harry Perkins, F. NJ. Tracey, William
Beggs John Comerford, John W. Morri-
son, Charles E. Campbell, Henry F.
Westemeyer, T. J. Hayes, o. L. Miller,
COrvine Patterson.
The aIternates chosen were:
J. F. aBrker, O.. Q. Clahin. Samuel
Mcconnell. Joseph Green, c. r. Cook
sey' H; P Fenton, Horace BEL tI 6eoIg@
Bemarke, William Morrow, Harry AM
derson, l. J. MadduX, Edwin Taylor,
Fred Gleed, A. H. Little, D. r. jackson,
Alfred Weston, William Kelley, Jr.,
Wiles, J. z. Smith. DR.. Elliott, W. J.
Barry Oscar Rider. z. r. Harris, S
A Briscoe, J. G. Booker J. r. A1entzer,
John Mank, Archie Turner, c. L. Wort
man, G. W. Gulley, j. J. Silver, .. M.
Shore, Henry Stuckof, J. l. Knight,
]. D. Kuhn, T. z. Moody, John Barnett,
J. G. Butcher, J. z. Barker j. W
VOORHEES,.
ing county ticket the big fight beng
over the Office of county attorney:
Sheriff. Alex Cunning; county treas
urer, J. W. Longfellowi register 81
] deeds. i j.
pleas court, F. L. Kenney; public ac-
mfnistrator, Maurice L. Alden; county
surveyor, J. H Lasiey; PROBATE J9qge-
! Henry Meade; county attorney MAJ
vim ]. Reitz; clerk district court, " ).
Wright Jr.; coroner, A W. blus'
! county clerk r. A. Kope; supeTlnteno-
! emit public instruction, George +. rose,
county commissioner. Second district.
/ R L. Marshman.
over in Atchison county they are
! having hot fight between SneiIlelu
ingalls, and Andy White for the He-
I publican nomina ton for MEMBER OF e-lS
! LEGISLATURE. ingalls, is the son OF sen
ator ingalls, and in this fght mas ehe
4 bacl,ing Of Postmaster Jim Chlsham
Judge Casey is backing W nlte- 6o1n
are confident that they VIII WIN Inc
Atchison Globe says: -
ssvV1oita saws he viii come to the city
,,,i+l, fiftv-four votes; only ffty-five are
needed to nominate, and his manager
here say he will get at leaSl we've
votes from the Fifth ward delegallon'
making majority OF eI I5 49, ~
man says his man is all right ouC
seems to be rather more disturbed
+f7is afternoon than Judge Casey, Who
some people say, is his equal IN polill-
cal work. Andy Whlle IS IN loMI,
and is considerably shocked because
I Mr.. Chisham is violating the rules OF
tbe postofice department by taking
his usual interest in politics.
There will probably be quite an eff
fort made by the Democrats to beat
/ Charles r. Scott for election to con
gress. OF course it is a forlorn nope
bnt thew think that Henry Aliens
neOnle will help out in the movement
W p billiard Of Fort Scott is
likely candidate for the place. Judge
billiard is a Democrat from the old
school and if the leaders or that party
are looking for man who would at
int n
could make no better choice Iteis not
known whether he would consent to
! become a candidate but strong pres
sure is being brought to bear, and he
may announce himself, so claim some
of his friends. A great many would
vote for billiard simply because 1t
would be an honor to Fort Scott to
have a congressman selected from her
ranks.
county is also mentioned as a possible
candidate.
Howard. kan, March 29.-The Elk
/ county Republicans held narmonl-
/ Gus county convention Delegates to
! the state convention were instructed
for Hoch, Tully, Wheatley and Ma
ton. Congressman Campbell was in
{ dorsed, and Dobyns, Of Elk county,
was indorsed for sreappointment as
member Of the board Of directors Of
the state Soldiers home.
The delegates to the state cOnven-
ton will present the name, of H T.
Ayres, of Howard, as member Of the
STATE. central committee from the Thir-
tenth judicial district.
i There was meeting at Emporia
/ last night. at which both Republican
land Democratic speakers took part.
for the purpose Of organizing a civic
] league in Lyon county Speeches
were made by J. l. BrisfoW CT Salina,
u 49, r- T 4 IN
Lawrence of FL Dorado. the Demo-
cratic candidate for congress in the
Eighth district. J. J. Morris. Repub-
lican candidate for county treasurer,