Republican State Convention in Topeka August 1874 Agenda
The Republicans of Sipe Raa in Topeka will convene on August 11 1874 at 1 a m to nominate candidates for Governor Secretary of State Treasurer Auditor and Superintendent of Public Instruction Justice of the Supreme Court. Each representative district to elect two delegates plus an alternate. proxies do not grant seating rights.
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Panies
Sipe Raa
Ciity
Topeka
A. D. Wis
Wil
Geo
Supreme
Coun
Kansas
Humboldt
Allen County
Wilson County
Anderson County
Auzust
Central Committee
Ue Centon
Congressional Committee
J. W. Cook
Jnc
GinMonk
Pre Fen
Nony Tor
Len County
Yola Township
Geneva
Elm
Deer Creek
Qlaze
Wumabold
Elsmore
Ale
P. Im
Asid
Eta
Onder
Senatoriat Committee
Wat
Spriggs
Republican State Central Committee
Republican Congressional Committee
2D District
Dith
Court House
Iola
Septender
Lyla
Gust
Cuis Walker
Inlef
Osage
Salem
Cottage Grove
Louis Walker
F. Korster
Atehlaon
Chas. F. Koester
Marshall County
Koeser
Marcus J. Parrot
Union
Ottawa
Emporia
Reform Party
Kanans
Democratic Reform Party
Anxious chatter on Q Z and local fires and politics
A collage of brief items notes the Q Z party and doubts about new converts, a big fire in Atchison Elk County area causing substantial loss, multiple fires in Junction City and Paola, and comments on Governor Casey and state politics. Also mentions marriage of CuaTaam of Coffeyville Courier, and critiques of Beecher coverage and Melius platform.
Reformers Ticket Nominated at State Convention
The Reform States convention last week named a full ticket. Governor James C. Casey of Miami County and others include Lieutenant Governor E Herrington of Brown County, Secretary of State Nelson Abbot of Atchison, Treasurer Charles F. Kuester of Marshall, Auditor G P Smith of Wilson, Attorney General J R Hallowell of Cherokee, Superintendent H B Norton of Cowley, and Associate Justice Wam P Douthitt of Shawnee.
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Jas. C. Casey
Miami Country
E. Herrington
Brown County
Nelson Abbot
Atchison
Chas. F. Kuester
Marshall
G. P. Smith
Wilson
J.R. Hallowell
Cherokee
H. B. Norton
Cowley
Wam. P. Douthitt
Shawnee
Kansas
Miami County
John Martin
Topeka
Casey
The
Patriot
C. F. Koester
J. R. Halloway
Cherokee County
Greeley
Cates
Humboldt
Neodesha Free Press
State Senate
A. W. Johnson
Web Wilder
E. B. Norton
Cowley County
Cowley County Is the Nominee For State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mr. Norton
Funston Again Proclaimed Honest Republican By Iola Register
The Iola Register defends FUNSTON as a reliable Republican, arguing the Times misjudges him. It cites the House Journal and notes the author’s friendship while asserting his caliber as crucial to Kansas Republican strength.
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Iola Register
Times
Funston
House Journal
Fanston
Kansas
Questioning Funston Nomination Sparks Republican Tensions
A North Topeka Times editorial defends Mr Funston against criticism of supporting reform within the party. It accuses opponents of trying to dictate conventions and disorganize the Republican base while noting Funston otherwise stays home, focused on business, and not responsible for others using his name.
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Sian
Reublican Party
Funston
Aleo Trde
Republican Party
Republican Organization
North Topeka Times
Times
Mr. Fanston
Fanston
Funacon
The Reform Candidates in Kansas Gloom
A Kansas writer laments the Reform party ticket as weak and corrupt, recounting flaws in Governor and other statewide nominees. He ridicules Casey, Herrington, Abbott, Koester, Halloway, Smith, Norton, Douthitt, McComas, and Parrot, arguing the ticket betrays reform ideals and backing Republicans next election.
Reform debate on Republican party purity and reform
A lengthy editorial argues for Republican reform, defending the party's purity while acknowledging flaws, condemning secession and corruption, and urging unity and integrity in public offices. It links reform to preserving liberty and national healing, cites historical context and current political maneuvering, and references contemporary Kansas news items.
Convention in Lincon Nebraska Seeks September Meeting
News weekly notes the Republican State Convention of Nebraska scheduled for September in Lincon. It highlights Kansas City wheat and flour shipments to Liverpool, a $50 premium from the Hannibal and St. Joe railroad for depot designs near the current Kansas City site, and the grasshopper as a mixed omen. Beecher case teases possible blackmail angles as Brooklyn figures seek a settlement, while St Joseph reports extreme heat with 110 degrees at 3 PM, drought and poor corn yields in August.
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John Martin
Casey
Kansas
Salina
Phillips
Sereniel
Mohle
Col
Logan
Atchison
Ricker
Medicine Lodge
Barbour County
Indiana
Kaniga
Kansas City
Galveston
Liverpool
Hannibal and St. Joe Railroad
Grand Union
Milwauke Sentinel
St. Paul
Beecher
Moulton
Brooklyn
Admpster
St Joseph Mo
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the Register
Ot Alien County
Jonn Guthrie
D.b.bert
Republica
Senstudall Latrict
Kaneas
Alien
Andervott
Garnett
Iten
A. D. Smith
Q-Z
Lawrence
David Baker
Elsworth
Junction City
Gospemth
Rochester
N.Y
Dexter
Paola
CuaTaam
Coffeyville Courier
Addie Blanton
Hayseed
Lawrence Tribune
Kanvena
Louisville
Collier-Journal
Kentucky
Henry Ward Beecher
Leavenworth Times
Melius
Tintes
Reformers
Reform
Wan
P. Douthitt
McComas F
Fort Scott
Rectsren
Republican
United States
Europe
Democrat
Reepublican
Cange
America
Basso Jong
State News
Lawrence Journal
Ensys
J. C. Cusay
Girard Press
N. Green
Chanute Times
Isaac E. Eaton
George Washington
Andrew Jackson
Missouri, Kansas &Texas Railroad Company
Labette
Neosho
U. S. Circuit
Kansas Pacific Road
Junction
Kansas Bottoms
Leavenworth
Mount Maine
N. F. Wuteleina
Wyethins
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Tie
Coumonareaith
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
H L. C. McConas
M. E. Hudson
Hudson
Soan
Congress
Stevens
McComan
Miami
News OF the
Nebraska
Lincon
Kansas Lands
Geo. A. Bowlus
Kans
Is Located On the Neosho River
Jola
North Beford
Vonn
New York
Snd Mercantile
Lore
Hartford
Fhartofartford
Conn
New York Underwriters Agency
Nanzas
Cash Dry Goods Store
Kola
Ino. Francis & Co
Sioux City
Mr. & Ridenear
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