The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-09
Twenty-Fifth Representative District.

SUNRISE CITY, August 81, 1859.
Pursuant to call issued by the Demo.
ocratic District Committee of the 18th
Senatorial District, a full representation from
the various portions of the district, assembled
at the Schoolhouse, at 10 P. NJ, and pro-
ceeded to organize by electing MA. BOWLING
Chairman, and EDw. 81. WooD Secretary,
pro tenn.
On motion, E. G. INGALLS,, 81. TRorr and
F. L. MASON were appointed Committee
on Credentials, and reported the following
named gentlemen as Delegates entitled to
seats in the Convention
CH1sAGo COUNTY.
Tayl0rs Fdhs-Edward H. Wood, Gustavus
Munich, NJ. A. Bowling, John L. Bolard.
Sunrise City--L. O. Lowden, F. L. Mason, B.
B. Clover, Isaac A, Parmenter.
Wyoming--L. O. Tombler, E. Moore, Benz.
Rodner.
Chisago Lake-H. Ingalls,, E. C. Ingalls,.
PINE COUNTY.
Cheng,catana-Herman Trott, Emile Munich,
Henry Hurtee.
On motion, Messrs. L. o. ToMBLBR, 81 In
CALLS and L. o. LowDEN, were appointed
committee on permanent organization, and
reported the following gentlemen as the per-
manent officers of the Convention:
President-M. A. Bowling.
Secretary-Edward H. Wood.
The Convention then proceeded to elect
District Committee, which resulted as
follows:
Chisago County-Isaac A. Parmenter, chair
man Levi W. Folsom.
Pine County-Herman Trott, Emile Munich.
lsaati COumty-Gen. Wagner, j. Kimball.
On motion, L. o. ToMBLER, H. TRorr
F. L. MASON, E. MOORE, j. L. BoLLARD
and E. H. WOOD were appointed commit
tee on Resolutions, and reported the follow
ing, which were unanimously adopted:
We, the Democracy Of the 25th Senatorial
District, by our delegates in convention Assem-.
Jbled. do affirm and Resolue: That we fully en-
dOrse the Democratic platform adopted by the
National Democratic Convention at Cincinnati
in 1856, and also the platform adopted by the
DemocI attic State Convention held at St. Paul
August II, 1859.
Resotred, That we urge upon our represe nta-
tives to be elected to the next Congress, the
Importance of using their utmost endeavors to
secure the passage of a liberal Homestead bill
by Congress.
Resolued, That we unqualifedly condemn
the late amendment to the constitution of the
State of Massachusetts,, as being contrary to
the spirit of the constitution of the United
States, and to true Democratic principles.
solred, That we recommend to our next
Legislature the Importance of taking some de-
csive action to encourage both the home and
foreign immigration to our State.
Resolved, That the candidates set forth on
our State ticket meet our hearty appreciation,
and that we will give them our united support
IN the coming campaign.
After some applause, Mr. L. O. ToMBLER
made motion that the Convention pro-
coed to nominate by reclamation candi-
date for the coming Legislature, which
resulted in the unanimous nomination of
HERMAN TRoTr, Esq, of Chepgwatana. Mr..
I. then came forward and signifed his ac-
ceptance in brief and appropriate speech,
which was received with considerable en-
thusiasm
After some remarks from Messrs. INGALLS,
BOWLING and WooD, it was
Resolved, That the proceedings of this Con-
vention be published in the PIONEER & DEMO.
Graf, of St. Paul, and Still,Oate, Democrat,
Saltwater.
After giving three hearty cheers for their
nominee, and three for the "Cabin Boy"
standard bearer, and the rest of the State
ticket, the Convention adjourned sine die.
cHIsAGo COUNTY DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
The Democracy Of Chisago county have
nominated the following county ticket:
Judge of Probate-G usrAvus MUNICH.
Register of Deeds--HENRY II. NEwBERY.
Sheriff: ..EPHRAIM G. INGALLS,.
1Teasurer-.-JACKsoN d. Colby.
Auditor WILLIAM H0WS.
Coroner. JAMES KENYAN.