Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-28
POLITICIANS, HlI:YEST.

Batch of Caucus Nominations for Alder
men and Delegates to the Conventions.
To-day is convention day, and last night
was caucus night. A caucus was held in
each ward i'll the city, one or two wards
having caucuses of each party. Early in
the evening the GLOBE began to gather them
in, thinking only of the song " What shall
the harvest be-
The seed sown is certainly good-the
ground has been well prepared, and the
conventions to-day are expected to harvest
a very creditable crop of candidates. The
nominations made in the several wards were
as follows
FIRST WARD REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
The caucus unanimously endorsed the
nominees of the peoples convention for
aldermen, as follows: N. II. Iltis, one year;
L. G. Bohan, two years; Baldwin Branen,
three years.
Delegates to the city convention-H. E.
Blaisdell, M. G. White, G.. H. Gilmore, w.
w. Eastman, G. r. Rogers, Hogan Elverum.
Ward committee-N. HI. Bolton, j. H.
Gilmore, w. W. Eastman.
SECOND WARD DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
the following delegates to the city covention:
Sim. Rollins, William Lochren, Charles
Stambert, G. D. Kingsly, Jacob Baker, John
Armstrong.
On motion of Mr.. Lochren, the chairman
appointed S. D. Rollins, Jacob Baker and
VIM. Lochrena committee to consider the
ACCESSIBILITY of placing an aldermanic ticket
in the field, with power to nominate the
aldermen as they choose, or let it go by default
SECOND WARD REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
This caucus put in nomination the follow
ing gentlemen: L. F. Andrews, one year
VIM. Barrows, two years; A. r. Camp, three
years.
Delegates to the city convention-Prof
N. H. Winchell, Il. F. Andrews, c. G. Jones
A. r. Camp, F. G. Barrows, Judge r. r
Reynolds, James McMullen, Moses Getchell
S. D. Mcmillan, Moses P. Hayes, J. M. Will
liams, John Martin. It was moved an6
carried that the delegates have the power t
appoint substi tute, in case of failure t,
attent the convention. If no substitutes ar.
appointed, the delegation to have the powe
to fill vacancies.
FOURTH WARD REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
In the Fourth ward delegates and alder
men were elected by ballot, the polls closing
at $50. The following are the alderman
nominations: For one, two and three years
Elwood S. Corser, F. S. Gibson, w. w
; Woodland.
, The following delegation we're elected: W
G. Baker, John Baxter, G. A. Bovey, w. D
: Hale, Henry Selden, w. F. Cahill, Geo. r
t Lyman, L. B. Elwood, S. r. Thayer, F. [
Greenleaf, August Ende, G. B. Heffelfnge1
E. A. Harmon, Geo. McMullen, Allen Hill
Geo. H. Rust, NJ. L. Higgins, John Graham
G. w. Johnson. r. L. Crockett, n. F. Girls
void.
The names of A. L. Bausman and j. F
: Bell in the printed ticket were substitute
! by Thayer and Greenleaf, the former bein
: anti public school and anti Tousley, an
: were buried as they deserved beyond a
powers of resurrection.
J. III. Thompson, w. T. Cahill, G. Y
johnson, A. L. Bausman and H. F. Mes
! we're appointed a ward committee
;. WITH WARD REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
= = In the Sixth ward A. Harigan was nom
mated for alderman for three years, j.
Mckinney for two years, and D. P. Del
> mater for one.
!, Delegates to the convention were a
. pointed as follows: Stiles Gray, w.
johnson, John A. Berg, w. III. Mitchell,
w. Libby, Andrew Slothen, Selah Matthew
J. F. Gierbaugh, Nels Soberg, Geo. Jenl
n James Hall, ]. S. johnson, F. B. Fare
10 Frank Slocum, G. G. Curtis, E. Titterud,
y p. Ewing, 81. G. Batter, r. p. Eddy, B.
y Cole, N. F. Soberg.
'r FIFTH WARD DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
large delegation assembled in the Eli
IS ward, and after the appointment Of a cha
b man and secretary the caucus proceeded
oil nominations, which resulted in the endor
to ment of the workingmen's union candida