Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-01

StOckenAtrOm, W. H. MeErlam, WIllidal Aih-
deke, Gust S. Oleson and R. NJ. Bell. T.
Sixth ward-George Watson Il. Helmbach
Francis NJ. Goss, Adam Rau. L
White Bear-Wm. Freeman, Fl. s. Chase.
Rose-Wm. 3. Quinn, August uiesman.
New Canada-U. S. HOLSTER, A. P. Wright.
McLean-Louis Greve.
Mounds View-M V. Athey.
Reserve-Adarn Bohland.
Stanford Newell, in answer to President
Blakeley ''What's your next pleasure, gentle
mem" moved that the temporary officers be
declared the permanent officers of the conven-
ton. Carried. ~ n .a -t.. .... .".e
PULL DOWN THE BLINDS.
Mr.. W. s. Wilson wanted to go into secret
convention and moved accordingly.
MIR. Thomas P. Wilson--there seemed a lot
Of Wilson's around loose-moved that a
committee of five be appointed to select and
report the names of persons suitable Tor dele
gates to the State convention for the action of
this convention. -s =. 4 ~ ID
w, S. Wilson moved to amend by making the
committee consist of one from each ward. s..
Somebody, not known whether Wilson or
not suggested that the country members ought
to have say. w.. #- 80
Thereupon the president was directed to ap-
point committee of seven, one from each
ward and one from the county.
THE COMMITTEE TO SELECT DELEGATES TO THE
STATE CONVENTION. .-- .. .....
The chair announced such committee as fol-
lows: Thomas P. Wilson, Henry j. Horn, W.
r. NJ errian, Adam Bohland, J. X. Hilyard, G.
Heimbach and j. p. Allen, f.. %.
The committee retired and after being out
for nearly an hour returned with their report,
which was1preceded by suggestion from Pres
ident Blakeley, that as the cunveution was not
full--what did he mean?- he thought some &C.
ton should be taken by the convention to till
vacancies. 80
W. P. Jewett moved that the delegates of
each ward, ETC., he empoweredst cast the full
vote to which each was entitled Motion
lost.
On motion of Stanford Newell. Fred Dris-
coll was ;acceptedas d delegate to replace Ber-
thaume, absent from Second ward delegation
W. s. Wilson wanted Gen. Flower in place Of
Henry Schurmeier, from the First ward, He
got him.
W. d. Cornish got in in place of DR.. J. H.
Stewart, from the Fourth ward.
Fl. A. CASTLE though busted by the voice
of the people. on motion of Mr.. OLE
son, Was accepted as delegate inip place of VIM.
Lindekein the Fifth ward. }0Qi iti!iQ
- Stanford Newell and W. r. Merriam objected
TO Castle. In fact, they thought there was a
Niger in the wood pile, and snlelt him on this
fine summers day in the perspiration oozing
from Castles dome of thought. .f-arI gsB
WIS., Wilson Billy" wanted Castle. ~
Merriam thought the Fifth ward had better
speak for itself, and the First ward member,
Wilson. needn't chin for the Fifth ward.
Finally the matter was referred to Messrs.
Auerbach and tOleson, and they decided on
Castle.
l. FOR PILLsBURY.
The committee to select delegates to the
State convention, by Hon. Henry j. Horn sub
mitted the following majority report:
The cbmniitteefappoinled to select delegates
to the State convention submit the following
names aud resolution.
Delegates-Russen Blakeley, j. L. Merriam
Maurice Auerbach j.. A. Wheelock, G. ID. Kerr
Herman Stockenstrom, Stanford Newell, Adam
| Bohland.
| RESOLVED, That this convention recognizes
| and recommends the wisdom and. efficiency
| which characterize the present State govern
| ment,} with John S. Pillsbury at its head. ~ Z
! AGAINST PILLsBURY.
r. J. p. Allen objected to the ma jority report
| and offered the following named Us delegates
Adam Bohland, Fred. Emmert, Geo. Watson
j. b. Sanborn, c. D. Gilfllan, John Levereas
VIM. Freeman, f. W. Schulz thJi-t JAVid,
| Stanford Newell, moved the adoption Of tn
| majority report. saIs L: t8tNsI sNJ5 [
W. 8. Wilson, "Billy," moved to amend b,
adopting the minority report: G#
| THE RULING PASSION.
| Mr.. Driscol wanted to ex plaiu that all VIII,
| voted for the minority report, voted agains
Pillsbury. He hoped that the minority repor
would be voted down, and that Pillsbur,
would be upheld. .g .;fs. s,...
| ~ itiEl a ST. PAUL MAN. asjhf; iE6Jj
W. s. Wilson,. Billy. came out strong i,
reply. He warted it lunderstood that the mi
nority report represented St. Paul and no
minneapolis. tApplause.) He, was i,
favor of st. Paul as agains
Minneapolis, and 4 he = vas 70 also tire,
of having the same old lot of delegates sent t
the State convention. q.ssn - t.,.g
4l1 ~ AioLEAR CASE or GIVE AWAY, saijh
Stanford Newell got up in support of til
majority report. He said the minority repor
was inimical to Pfaender for State treasure,
/ He then went to work and very foolishly Civ
il away that the whole business was cooked fo
4 Pilishury.
/ Mr.. Castle who wasn't elected delegat
by the people, said the minorit
report wasn't opposed to Pfaender. He move
that thee delegates from Ramsey county be ii
structed forSPfaender. 1sGs
i Cries of ''outsof order by Newell, Merriam
ct al. ,}Ei3i III 30 sfs
Castle-That shows who Pfaender's friend
are. l.e
The amendment to adopt the minority repor
l. The minority report was put and lost.
The majority report was put tosyote, and car
ried with hurrah. 32N&AA e