The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-28
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The Gail Tor the aSsemDiage Ol tue IsePup'
/ lican State Convention, named ten O'Clock
! A. NJ, Wednesday, as the hour OF meeting
but the button.holing process was con-
Quoted with such assiduity, by candidates
and their friends, that an hour after that
time elapsed before Mr.. Jared Benson,
Chairman Of the Republican State Commit
tee, called the delegates assembled in the
Hall of Representatives, to order.
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
Mr.. F. X. T.. Cornell nominated Hon.
Ames Coggswell, Of Steele county, as tenn
porary Chairman Of the Convention. The
Convention accepted the nomination.
Mr.. Coggswell thanked the Convention
for the honor.
Mr.. l.. A. Babcock nominated VIM. X.
Snyder, as temporary Secretary of the Con
vention. Mr.. S. was elected j + Bancroft,
OF Dodge county, was afterward selected as
Assistant Secretary.
=. Mr.. r. n. MLauren, OF Goodhuc,
naossd the Chair appoint Committee OF
IL on credentals-one from each judicial
,8striet; adopted. The Committee an.
EspsAnced consisted of Messrs r. n.
sWI Lauren, OF Goodhue; H. NJ. Brown, Of
Wright; John l.. Jones, of Blue Earth; +.
H.s0avis, of Anoka; w. n. Iioley, of
Fillmore and &. ID. Gillian, Of Ramsey.
The credentials Of delegates were handed to
the Committee, upon the list Of counties in
the State being called over.
Mr.. George Watson, of Freedom, moved
thats Committee of Six-one from each
judicial dstrict-be appointed to report a
| rlSn II organization and permanent officers
s6lthe Convention. Adopted ; and Messrs.
G0s Watson, of Freedom, William NJ.
/ Nd IRE, of Washington +. Page, Davis,
Of billet l.. A. Babcock, Of Ramsey ;
T. Oi1ndo Stevens, Of Winona and {. T..
StArns, Of Stearns, appointed said Com
mttee.
1 Nr. J. II. Baker, Of Blue Earth moved
thata Committee Of one from each judicial
di4kct be appointed to report platform
andfcsolutio0s for the consideration Of the
C1S&psion. Adopted; and Messrs. j. IL.
Aket6f Blue Earth c. d. Gillillan, o!
sRsmsey Albert Woodbury., of Anoka; +.
B.. h. Cornell, Of lIennepin; &. W. Greene,
of Steele g. W. Thompson, Of Houston,
and A. y. Wagner, of Brown, appointed
on the Committee, The latter was added
at the request Of the German delegates in
the Convention
Mr.. lguatius Donnelly,o Of Dakota moved
| that Oommittee Of Six be appointed by
7 the ChaiF 70 draft an address to the people
Of. the SMle. setting forth the frauds by
which the Ddpocacy were enabled to carry
the last election. Adopted and Messrs.
Ignstim Donnelly, of Dakota; J. X. Rel
ner, Of Washington T.. +. Braun Of Ram
sey; j. c. Stever, of SlbIey; +. A.
soule, Of OnsA1Ad and Henry IIctchman,
Of Heunepin, SsSAed as the Committee
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ton appoints Committee Of Six to report
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publican National Convention, aud also
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t"ei'e persons as suoeiluV7 W Mftnaes'
The motion did not meet with a second !:
r..,
ana aiteF some httie coh'efsaiVn, the mat
tor wss dropned
Hon. Joe'ph uoXie, oil New ORR, al
elderly gentleman. addressed Tho Convention
!, t.. :,
! by imitation, exh0rtlng the delegates 10
h,rmo,v ,,d unity
hr. Stearns moved the Convention al
ia1-u In h,.f,.a.t ~, n-c.,.. AJo,,.I
Afternoon SESSION.
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