Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-03

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American OF Swift county, favored jacobson.
as an American citizen, and as popular man
from his locality.
9 bit OF castigation to the Swedea
Tor trying to force on them Germ an
they didn't want in Won Baumbach,
! The Germans could and would take care If
| look out for themselves.
The first ballot, formal. was ordered, and re-
suited as follows:
Jacobson .................... "a
1asst0rd ............. SO
Whole number ii Votes cast ia: necess, ~
/ to choice, lO7.
There being no choice, the president d.
rected
| THE SECOND. BALLOT.
| But before proceeding with it, Gov. Yale
withdrew Bassford's name. The result was as
follows: @
n Won baumbach .:................. l07
Whole number of votes cast, 2l3; necessary
to choice, 1O7. :
1t was moved and seconded that Won Baum
pach be made the unanimous choice of the
convention. Carried.
WOW, AwUXPUs, A wIoT.
Mr.. Bohland, of Ramsey, declared the vote
not counted in a right manner. He charged
that tickets labeled for jacobson had been
thrown out. He saw it, and it was fraud.
ole Fletcher, of Minneapolis, one Of the tel
iers explained. He declared he had commit.
e teo no frand: He had counted every vote cast,
One of the tickets had been doub led up. that
Yves all, ~ $500.
Mr.. Bableter, of New Ulm, declared it was
an outrage to put Van Baumbach on the Ger
man Republicans.
Another German delegate said it was Demo-
cratic dodge to put Won Baumbach on the Re-
publicans. Albert Scheffer a Democrat was de.
clared to be the man who had put up the iob.
Heaps of confusion, lots of mad and anv
amount of excitement here ensued.
mr.. Hicks, the bloviator of MINNEAPOLIS.
dldn't want the faint Of fraud to attach to the
Republican party, and he thought the vote
ought to be taken over again.
fraud. -
KrrrLEsoN wINsAND THE GERMANS LEAVE.
Matters quoted down and nominations for
treasurer were taken up.
Mr.. Ebbs, of Freeborn county. nominated
Charles Kittleson.
Joseph Bobleter, of New Uln,, got mad and
AAAouuSSu ouoV uc pEOpOSeO TO Withdraw from
the convention. Mr.. Bebleter and fifteen or
twenty other Germans then left the conyen-
ton in body, and amid great confusion Mr..
dlbbs moved that Kittleson's nomination be
made unanimous. Carried.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
For attorney general Col. Gearey nominated
s. G.. Comstock
, =; a. Leonard nominated Charles NJ. Start.
SAID he wouldn't make q speech but enthused
in a whole lot of words.
Mr. Baker, of Dakota, nominated ]. M,
Searles of Dakota.
j. M. Burlingame, of Steele county. was
nominated. - :.
Little Villain Fletcher got over his mad at
being called fraud, to exelaim and declaim
little in behalf of g. G. Comstock
THE FIRST BALLOT
being taken, resulted as follows:
Comstock NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sc
Searles '........... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
0tarG ........'.'. '........... .......... 70
burilngamc ........................ IA
Whole number of votes cast 200: necessary
to a choice, los. No choice.
The name of Burllngame was withdrawn.
Gov. Yale urged the selection of, Start. If
the geography of the State means anything, ne
ought to get it,. Nearly MI the candidates 40
far had come from the northern part of the
State. Mr.. Start was representative man of
soAAS oAACAA pO1 OAOu VI LUG OGaGe, ana II 8nV
consideration was to be paid to just distribu.
ton OF office. Start ought to get the nomina.
ton. 80
The president ordered
THE SECOND BALLOT
which resulted as follows:
SotiesooA - : : .99
SU"1C. ......................9 8
SCAT eo '........ 10
Whole number of votes cast 2O5, = cessary
to choice 1O3.
little more frand was developed on
TINS vote, there being seven mere votes
cast than the tally sheet showed were present
in convention. Some truly loyal was getting
in his work for his favorite.
THIRD BALLoT-sTART WINS.
searles' name was withdrawn and the vote
resulted as follows:
Comstock ...... Observation-Disclosures. 05
StarG' ........ Observation-Disclosures. LOG
60 = .....o.....
CoInlsa. Observation-Disclosures. 3
Whole number of votes cast, 2O7; necessary
to q choice lO4.
Charles N. Starts nomination was made
unanimous by Col. Gearey at the renuest of MIR.
8. G. Comsrock. Carried.
COMMITTEE TO APPOINT STATE CENTRAL, COMMIT
TEE.
On motion of George Ohamberlin, of jack
son, the following were appointed to select
the State central committee.
First District-C. A Baker.
Second District Stanford Newell.
Third District-F. G. Robinson,
Fourth District-H. G. Hicks.
Fifth District-John Gorhsm.
Sixth District-H. Cummings.
seventh District-W. a. Holton.
Eighth District-J. G. Stuever.
Ninth District-C. Ammundson.
Tenth Distrlct-Ira Jones.
Eleventh District-Paul Sletten.
Twelfth District-H. G.. Stord :,ck.
FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.
w. r. Marshall, of Ramsey, was nominated.
Col. W. H. Teller, of Wabashaw, was placed
in nomination.
The first ballot was promptly taken, and re-
suited as follows: -
~ 49, :. :. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
oeofge Wnallon ........,...
Whole number of votes cast, 1899: necessary
to choice, 100. -
The nomination of w. r. Marshall was made
unanimous. "" :" '"''ee
Mr.. dibbs moved that a COMMITTEES If three
be appointed to wait on John 8. Pjllsbury and
inform him of his nomination.
y. b. Gilfllan thought it was too late. and at
his suggestion the motion wasn't put.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The committee appointed to select a State
central committee, one from each judicial dis
trict, made report as follows: