The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-17

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Tho bogus chaps It 1ngersoll's nona
mated Gen. Hubbard.
The regular co.,entioa, called to Of
dor by the chairman Of tho Diatrict
Central Committee nominated Hon. Ig-
natius Donnclly. After tho informal
vote which gave Washburn the MAORI
ty ic tho bogus convention, he with.
drew and Hubbard was then nominated.
Thus aside from Mr.. Donnelly, the
regular nominee, ve iod another candi-
date who will cndcavor to foist himself
upon the voters of this District. '''''~
The high-haudcd conduct Of the &o'
ton that broke up tho regular leaoefal
session Of The convention by aid Of i
police Force should receive tho condem!
nation Of every right-minded man. -.
FROM ii. Hating. Gazette. ~
Mr.. Donnelly is nominated for Con-
gress! all hail and success. Is certain.
His nomination was accomplished over
the bitter opposition Of the state-house
clique; the Old railroad bondholders,
the federal officers, and the capital of
the state against the people. In fact,
with the opposition to Mr.. Donnclly's
nomination, the whole effort has been
to trample upon and ignore the popular
will, and proposition submitting the
tho choice Of a candidate for Congress
to tho people failed in its object, aud
was treated with the same contempt
that these nti-Dounellyitcs have ever
shown for the mosSes.
In this CAP 'paign, as in former ones,
M. Donnel!y e0iN be triumphant, cor
ruption will be rebukcd, and this dis.
trict continue to be represented in con-
gross by the ablest maa in the state,
. patriot, statesman, friend aud neigh
Dor, who appreciates all tho wants Of
the people Of this state, and who il
most competent to procure compression.
al action 'for the benefit Of his constitu.
ency. In conclusion, let us ask every
man, of whatever politica! faith, to con:
ider bis interest, and vote for Ignatius
Donnelly, the abIest statesman, the
peoples, friend, the popular: fa!oii'e: :
Ftes. IL. Es';bau1 R.psbleas., >.
In the. Hubbard. W,shburn Convex.
ton, W..hbarn received 81 votes, o., .
m.jerity ,qt ~ cast, on the LIST informal
ballot. Hubbard receiving Is and An.
drvws 10. Mr.: .Wasbburn,. however
seems to have concluded that the pros
.pect was . little too dubious and he de-
elined to stand fra. Gen. Hubbard, o.
Red Wing, was then nominated, hav
ing received IS votes to "a for An
drews. The Dopnelly Convention, O.
course, nominated Donnelly unanimous
~. In point Of numbers there was lit
tie difference in the Conventions. Don
nelly's Convention having 81 de!eg>te'
aud the others SO. r X The lead
ing organ Of the party, (tho Press.
which should have discussed the gen
eral issues Of the campaign aud, sound
ed the charge along the whole line, ha
been able to serve up only Donnelly il
all kinds of hashes and stews., T.. i
From the St. Paul D..poteh. -; :.
We are gadtto be athletic. inform GU
friends that the reports We receive from
the different COUNTIES in this Congress
SIGNAL District, are Of the most enoout
aging character, and very strongly in
dictate Mr.. Dondelly's election: -:
From tlf St. Charlie Herald.
I Hon. I. Donnelly is the Repubiica,
candidate for Congress IN the Seeon,
Congressional Distaict; and Eugene NJ
Wilson, the Democratic candidate
! Donnelly ought 70 win, and we hop
he may. 1890 ~
Lutte Taylor, editor Of tue Prescott
(Wis.) Journal, says he believes tia
"Mr. 'Donnelly is the choice Of a majo,
lily Of tho Republicans of the District
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