St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28

Dodye.--J. e. Bancroft, f.. A. Viii
hanson, E. ". Somers. ~:
7 Doug2as.--J. Fl. Vandyke.
Il Iarsbaut -J. B. Wakefield ..
Free6orn.--Geo. Watson, a. B. Web
ber, G. s. Ruble.
Fslznsore--A. II. Butler, II. c. Butter,
81: W: Hoiley, Simeon Smith, q. c.
Wheeler lis, ~ .. ~. ~.
Goodhue.--H. L. Bevans, z. N. Nc
Lauren, J, T. Moss, @. Morehouse, P. D.
Martin. s@ss u, ~s., .G.-' ...
~ Henaepin.~.Joel B. >Basse.t, FIRE.
Cornell, Fl. Fletcher, George 4. Camp.
Henry Hetchman, W. W. Wales, Il. j..
Bartholomew, J. G. Past, J. Shaver.
Houstm.-C. ", Thompson, G. G..
Wykof, D. G. Jefferson, @. d. Gilman.
. Lsonsi.- David A. Young. -.
.Jackson.-W. G. Tisaell.
Kuudiyohs.---H. c. plu,ner.
McLeod-Marshall Robinson.
LIE Senr.-Geo. W. Stewart, C. E.
Shaffer, Thos. Rtssel.
Mart'n.-Benson G. Hinkls.
lMorrison.-James Fergus,
Aeeker.-Wm. II. Greenleaf.
Aoacer.-B. I. Laugworthy, r. <.
Crun, Ormanzo Allen. ..-
Mco'let.-E. Page Davis, VIM Schin-
NELL, K. D. Post, G. a. Brown.
Olmstead.-L. Barber, Wn. Z. Ts.-
tcrsall, L. Hodges, D. Heany, D. NJ. Ev-
ans, i. A. Soule. .... Z
Ramsey.--C. D. Gilfilaa, L. A. Bst-
cock, DR.. e. E. Braun, Julius Georgii,
W. r. Snider, G.. Retz, Or. ). II. Stew
art, l.. NJ. Ford, NJ. c. Clarke.
RenuiNe.-Jas. C. Pratt.
Rtce.-O. Brown, NJ. Cook. J. E. Al
bsugh, Robert Dawes, Henry Chsfee.
Roch.-Wm. V. Athey.
Scott. F. Baldwin, J. A, Ashley,
J. II. Brown, Hamilton CLARK.
/ Hherburne.--M. s. Crosweil.
| iSib1ey.-John C. Stoever, A. McHench,
Roger Welles, jr,
| Stearns.-C. T. stearus, 81. z. Mitch,
eli, L. Gorton. go. ~ s'.''-
Steele Amos cogswell, 6. W. Green,
u. B. Crocker
St Louis.--D. D. Merrill, Vim. Dud-
LEY. - =" ..
Godd..-J.. D. Brown.
I Wa5ashaw.-C. W. Hacket, e: r.
Childs, II. E. Stevens, n. Il. Butts.
| Waseca:--L. McKune, b. a. Lowel,
Geo. r. White. .*2 : -,
! lNassinyton.-J. K. Riener, VIM. n.
/ Mcclure, Orange Walker, J. Haskell.
/ Waona.-Orlando Stevens, c. F.
Buck, E. /. King, St. \. D. Ealconbe,
Wn. Waldo, VIM. Davidson.
I Wight.-Z. N. Brown, A. J. Hub
lizard. " -
Wadena. G. Crane.
After some little talk, Gov. Alexander
Ramsey was nominated for Governor BY
aeclauation, was introduced to ths Con-
ven:ion, received with enthusiastic cheers,
and said :..... IL. ~ ~.-... --.
Mr. Pres dent and GcnNe'n: The &C.
: tion Of this Convention has placed me un-
der renewed obligations to the Republican
Party of Minnesota. Nominated the sec
: ond time by the representatives Of SO large
and intelligent and patriotic a party, I
could not feel other than grateful for so
distinguished compliment. @&S+t
i And should the people ratify the NOM
ination of this convention, and be allow
cd to take the place to which I shall have
been chosen by the people, [applause,] I
can only pledge you and the people Of tho
State to fulfil all the obligations Of that
! high position to the best Of my ability,
without fear, favor or affection. -
I Mr.. President and Gentlemen: You
are the chosen representatives ofthe State
OF Minnesota--a party which dates Its ex-
I iistence back only three or four years, and
1yet has carried triumphantly every North
ern State Of the Union since its inception.
CGreat Applause ] .a.> 1 .ss.. sa
I Why, then, have they come out and
built up this new party Of liberty I It
i was, gentlemen, because they saw that the
Edominant party-the party in power-by
degrees abandoned the doctrines Of the
Declaration Of Independence, framed and
adopted by the Representatives. Of the
thirteen origina! States, at Philadelphia,
Ton the 4th Of July, l7776 abandoned tho
principles of the Ordinance Of 1857 enact
ed for the governmentof the Territories
North and West Of the Ohio river-,abon-
doned the faith of the early fathers, and
repealed the time -honored Missour; com.
promise. I IS. 8 85. 5.5
When the people saw this recreancy to
the great original principles Of the Revo-
lutiouary statesman; they arose, and in ons
day, q it were, they built up this great
party, Of which you are to day the Repre-
sentative party which has carried its
banner trump phantly through every North
srn State, chesr, and which i destined .