Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-28

party and people see fit to retain Gov. Pills
curry in his present position, we shall deem i
a tit recognition of the services of dlscree
and worthy public officer.
After hearing the resolutions it wal
thought best not to adopt them until the
committee ON credentials had reported, anC
they we're accordingly laid on the table.
The committee on credentials then report
ed the following delegates entitled to seat:
Ia the convention:
First wari-N. Fl. Bolton. A. II. Rose, Johr
De Lsittre, Geo. Eastman, A. Marshall, Johr
Patterson, j. Il. Hagan, ]. Guilford.
Second ward--P. ID. MILAN, r. Chute, Chas
d. Lounge, j. A. Kennedy, 8. W. Farnham, A
| r. Camp, q. 81. Becker. W. G. Barrett, T. T.
| An irews, j. H. Gilmore.
Third ward-J. w. Anderson, II. H. Hankin
! son, NJ. X. KEGS, J. =. Wales, John P. Plum
mer, Peter Rauen, w. T. Bowen, j. @. Price
NEE.
Fourth ward-J. H. Thompson, O. w. John
son, Il. H. Holbrook, Jr., +. 8. Gibson, Angus,
Rode P. Nelson, Edgar Nash, A. NJ. Reid, c.
NJ. Hardenbergh, Geo. Fl. Keith, L. II. Palmer
z. K: Roach John Baxter, ". T: Roberts. ".
Heffeltinger, N. H. Glertser, @. A. Wiley, A
knoblauch, o. e. Treadwell, O. NJ. Cooley.
Fifth ward-H. G.. Hicks o. A. Pray, A. f.
Gale, f. g. Christensen, L. Fletcher, G. A. Pills
bury, 0. Throbec, Nelson Williams, Geo. Land,
Richard Walsh, Hans Mattson, w. Pierce, Ralph
T. Gray, James Collinson, Jacob Schae fer,
George A. Bracket, +. l.. Smith, j. O. Pattee,
J. NJ. Parker, s. G. Cutler, N. R. Thompson, G.
A. Clausen, Nj. Buxton. j. o. Sloan.
Sixth ward-B. F. Cole, +. 3. Mcdonald,
Andrew Thoralson, T. L. Bachelor, N. F. Sol
berj, Frank Slocum, E. M. Titerud, Mat. Bross,
Selah Mathews, Frank Bruce. Samuel Brearly,
Thos. Downing, Ole Byrun, F. G.. Head, Geo.
Thomas .IamHa Newton Sr STILES GRAY
drew Slotten.
RichfeId-Gen. r. L. Bartholomew, G.. W.
Irwin, E. J. Woodward.
Minneapolis Town-Christopher Garvey, A.
d. Libby, j. N. Cross. Josiah Thompson, Jr.,
a. II. Blcknell.
Observation-Disclosures Faber Chas. Hayden.
Observation-Disclosures Baker.
Excelsior-Dr. T.. r. Perkins.
After hearing the report of the committee
the resolutions which had been prepared by
Doc Keith, were read and accepted. The
only enthusiasm manifested at the mention
of Gov. Pillsbury's name was the faint ap-
plause of ore of the delegates from the
Sixth ward, but he WAS Immediately frowned
down.
On motion of A. f. GAZE committee of
five were appointed to recommend delegates
to the Sta'e convention. They retired and
after q few moments consultation returned
the following list of delegates:
j. B. Gilfllan, Hans Madison, Geo. A. Brack-
cit, G. A. Pillsbury, Fl. G. Hicks, l.. Fletcher,
John De Laittre, Geo. 81. johnson, J. Thomp.
sou, Jr., Geo. HUM, r. B. Langdon. Il. II.
Hankinson.
When the question was put as to sending
the above delegates to the convention Mr.. e.
N. Titterud, a delegate from the Six b waru,
arose and asked that the name of A. b. Ed
dington be placed on the list iastead of Geo.
N. johnson, who, Titterud claimed, was
pledged to candidate, but the convention
would not have it 80. In spite of the efforts
of Mr.. Titterud and other Norwegian dele
gates, Mr.. Johnson's name was not stricken
from the list and the report Was adopted.
Adjourned.