The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-10-04
STATE. POLITICS.
Meeting OF the Republican state Con
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Ill NJ. du1 On CCpt 0sIu Will cA-0OV
G. K. Davis as President and Geo. W
Buswell of Faribault county, and NJ {
Russell Of Wabashaw county. Secretaries
The committee on credentials reporte,
the following delegates as entitled t.
seats in the convention. !: +.
Aitkin-J. F. McAvoy. .,...
Anoka-George w. Putnam, G. T. Wood
bury, o. L. Cutter. ;..
Becker-H. f. Cooke
Benton-Eli w. Griffin.
Blue Earth--S. D. Parsons, G. C. Burt, C. F
Solberg, 3. 7. Smith, William Webb, Jr, E. F
Freeman Hugh Jones.
Brown. c. Rudolph, s. D. Peterson, job,
Linn.
Carlton-A: NJ. Townsend.
Carver-A. c. Blomquist, Peter 1tis, Ernes
Hainlin.
Cass-Charles Ahrens.
Chippcwa-G. w. Frink.
ChisagoJ. H. McCourt. F. s. Christianse1
w. B. Winston.
Clay-G. s. Barnes, F. J. Burnham.
Cottonwood-John Hutton, C. H. Smith.
Crow Wing-M. p Martin.
Dakota-T.. c. Davis, P Flicker, P. Barto1
G. A. Baker, R. J. Marvin.
A. J. Edgcrton, w: E. Chamberlain.
uglas-Gilbert Sargent, Warren Adlcy
James NJ. Hurlburt, George Roe.
Faribault-S. P. Child, George W. Buswell
Andrew c. Dunn, H. H. Gilman, Hans Gilbert
son.
Fillmorc-H. 8. Bassett, Henry Cobb, E: D.
Hammer, D. w. Rathbun, c. M. Tovell, Fl. c..
Grover, P. NJ. Mosier, Frank Erickson, Mar
tin A. Neohlon, T. H. Morgan, J. H. Wheat.
Frcehorn-Charles Kittelson, John A. Love.
ly, D. G. Parker, w. w. johnson, T.. J. Shee.
han, 6. Gulbrandson.
GoodhueIs e J. willard, NJ s; Chandler, E E
Grover, N. J. Ottun, A. X. Finseth, F. J
Hubbard.
Grants. Frogener.
Hennepin-R. B. Langdon J. B. Gilfllan
Nelson Williams, Geo. A. Bracket, s. H
Thompson, E. B. Ames, Hans Mattson, L.
Fletcher. Richard Chute, L. P. Plummer, Levi
Butler, Charles w. johnson, A. G. Morrill,, r.
Fl. Hankinson, Leander GOrtOn.
Houston-James O'Bricn, VIM. E. Potter
Samuel w. Wall, E. W. Trask, VIM E. Pidgic
Adam Eberhard.
Isanti-Stephen Hewson, VIM. King, Lyman
Brown.
Kanabec-Fayette Marsh.
Kandiyohi-A. E. Rice, A. B. Robbins "A. F
Nordin, G: L. Brown, Frank K. Brown.
Lake-Albert Wieland.
LIE Sueur-R. r. Turrition, L. z. Rogers, A.
Otis Aver. L. Quackenbush.
McLeod-S. G. Anderson, Lewis Harrington
J. G. Edison.
Martin-Ed. F. Wade, J. A. Armstrong
Charles H. Bullard.
Meeker-J. NJ. Waldron, Lewis Rudt
Otto Campbell, Soren Martin.
Mile Lacs-Charlcs Ahrehs.
Morrison-W. B. Mitchell.
Mowcr-R. l. Smith, c. H. Cotton, Charles
2: Carter, w. H. Bentley, D. B. johnson, jr.
H. A. Brown.
Nicollct-A. Knight, J. H. Snyder, Sumner
Ladd, William Schimmel.
Nobles7J. T; Dqrfee, A. F. Miller.
Deuel., J. A. Leonard Edwin Dunn, H. X
Blethen, Howard J. Cone.
Otter Tail-A. McRea, John Schroeder, E.
E. Corliss, Charles D. Wright, Edwrrd BLY,.
berg.
Pembina-Georgc N. johnson.
Pol1-H. E. Cooke.-
Pope-M. A. Wollan.
A. Castle, F. Driscoll w. j. Cornish, E. F.
Drake, II. Sahlgaard, A. Bohland.
Redwood-M. D. Flower.
Renville-David Benson, Jesse Amcs, John
Hutchinson.
Rice-Hudson Wilson, Thos. s. Buckham
T. G. Adams, A. Whipple, Chas Swectzer:
scott-Gcorge ". Sycks, George Wild, D. l.
How.
Sherburne-H. NJ. Atkins, B. W. Kirby.
Siblcy-Christophe Didra.
Stearns-John Cooper, w. B. Mitchell, NJ
A. Taylor, T. c. Mcclure.
Steele-L. L. Wheelock, j. M. Burlingame
George W. Buffum, ". Fl. Wilsey, c. II
Steycns-M. L. Torpey.
St. Louis-Albert N. Seip, E. G. Swanstrom
Swift-T. Knubson, j. p. jacobson.
Todd-John Cooper.
Observation-Disclosures McHcnch, VIM H. Eel
Ter, John A. Jackson, W. s. Walton, NJ. c
Russell, E. c. Gcary.
Wadcna-P. A. Gatchell.
Waseca-P. c. Bailey, g. r. Buckman, A. E.
Dearborn.
Washington D. NJ. sabin, Sam Judd, Loui:
Hospes, c.. E. Tanning, P. P. Person.
Watonwan-Lee Hensley, Jens Torsen.
Wilkin-E E. Corliss.
Winona-W. +. Yale, l.; c. Robinson, J. J
Randall, 2. B. Hoffman, L; J. Alfred, J. s
Wright-E. Farnham, J. F. Fuller, A. F
Barker, Daniel Fish, E. J. Cults.
Yellow Medicine *. E. Nestc, Gorma1
Powers.
PLATFORM COMMITTEE,
The following committee on resolu
tons was appointed:
c. A. Baker, of Dakota; John B. Sanborn
of Ramsey; ". Fl. Fcller, Of Wabasha; DAME
Fish, of Wright; T. 8. Buchanan, of Rice; E
P. Freeman, of Blue Earth; A. McCrea, O
Otter Tail; E. Heiman; John G. Rudolph, O
Brown; II. s. Bassett, of Freeborn; PA. Catch
ell, of Wadena; A. B. Robbins, of Kandiyohi
NOMINATING A TICKET.
While the convention was waiting fo
the report of the committee on platform
it was decided to proceed with nomina
tions. Mr.. Edison, of Mcleod, moved tha
Gov. John s. Pillsbury be nominated b,
a rising vote which motion unanimousl,
prevailed amid applause.
diately made in similar manner:
Lieut.. Governor-J B. Wakefield, of Far
bault County; Secretary of State-John
Irgens, of Mower; State Treasurcr-Wm
Pfaender, of Brown.
GOV. P1LLsBURY's ACCEPTANCE. :
At this stage of the proceedings Mcssr:
David Benson, Martin Chandler, and j
B. Gilfillan, who had been appointed t
notify Gov. Pillsbury of his nominatio
returned with the Governor who upon be
ing introduced read the following accept
ance speech:
Mr.. President and gentlemen of the Conycr
| ton:
| tender you my grateful thanks for tn
honor which has been for the second tim
conferred upon me. need hardly say that
esteem this homer all the more, both becaus
of the rare unanimity with which it is bestov
ed and the renewed confidence it implies, an
because, as you are we'll aware, it was in bot
instances wholly unsolicited by me, and hay
not now, as had not in the beginning, an
pledges to make should your action be ratifie
beyond those of a conscientious performane
of our duty and q sincere purpose to promot
by all rightfu' means the welfare of our who
people. Since our last State convention th
national administration has proposed ne
Of our country and for the publication of th
civ i]service. Whatever may be thought of til
| narticular modes of carryn q ont sllch ,olic