Daily globe., 1879-06-11
NUMBER l4s
THE PROHIBITIONISTS.
State Conrentton Of Gold Water advocates
F,sll Ticket Placed In Nonstnatton-Deo.

iaf Telegram TO the Globe. ]


FtslI Ticket Placed In Nonstnatton-Dec.
laratton Of Principles.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.1
MINNEAfoIIs, June l0.-The annual conysn1aou
Of the State Prohibitionists was held in Harrison
hall yesterday. The convention was called
to order by Mr.. Wiley, and . temporary
organization formed, with z. A. Beirce, Of
Winona, q chairman, and j. Abel, Of Wasecs.
secretary. After prayer by Rsv. 8. q. Gale, COM
ittee Of three consisting Of J. Chlds Of Wasecss
John N. Dunham, OF Hsnnepin. and Mr.. Msso 2, Of
0lmsted, were appointed committee on credsLtals.
While the committee were examining the c1eden-
dals spirited discussion took placs, III the mem-
bers expressing their opinions on tho course pro.
Mbidonst sholh pursue. ". a. Bangs, Of e ausersa
Aea thst the Rs ublican party WAS the great moral
party was big mistake and to prove his assertion
quoted the statistics sho.ing that the vote snoxtn9
The Repubhcsn majority It that election v.s 1900
3 The. committee on credentials them reported ne
following delegates entitled to seats IN tie convsn-
tions - .sa.5.sss IL gs.sszls 81 z es rs
! EHennepaa- MslHyde, A. 8. Lane, ". Y. sat-
sterlee. a. Y. Talbert,L: Foster, z: A. o'Br.sn,
John Thral, sil.s Mon.t Y. B. Stanton, Rsy. II.
Gone, Dr.. John Quiglee, ]. B. Mckinney, s0smge
Galpin, John Blaisdel, B. P. Lupton, J. Thompson,
David Ellsworth, E. =. Higgins, John n. Durham,
Gordon, ]. R. sdnson, Mrs. Emma Smith, j.. G.
Scohed, Aaron Gould, Frank Hansoome, Benjsn1in
lawrence, 4. y. Brown, 9; Jacques, p. ~: Egan,
q. ". Emery, Mrs.A. 2. Anderson, Q. J. ws:tJ. g:
Randolf. Joseph Hamilton, A. ". Russel ". g.
White, D. g. Fix, Albert Lawrence.
McLeod-Rev. =. Hansen. 3
i Ramsey-Mrs. @. D. Story
Wsseca-J. g. Abel, HHeadly, q Ang9st 1insks,
is, Frank Ward, Rev. q. shaw, Rev.-D. Norgan, Han
Kenyon, o. Powell and Mrs. L. b. Young.
Le Sueur-A. ". Bangs, Francis Codwd4 Rsv. 8.
Thomas, Andrew J. Hess, Thos. Mason, J. g. Swain,
o. F. Huntly, Thos. Flood, Marx Il. wild, i. p.
Chase, Il. C. Smith, James KIldun, Patrick Dough-
sibley-Arthur Richardson. Fsza
Dakots-J. z. Jelly, Vim. McElrath, Charles Jones.
Ffeeborn-A.J Anderson - e y - -
SheEburne-Dr- J. 8. Staples. a9 s-,sE.
Olmsted-Wm. Copp, VA. Welch, II. A. Bur
bank, Geo. ". Mason, +. n. Mason, F. 3. Pattsr>
son. -. y - y
Dodge--Rev. A. J. Drake Rev. 9. N. cotreu,
". q. Avery.
Chippewa "A. B. Register. $50.
wnshtssRsv. wrtsits Rev Is1i disason. B. A. Rogerr
Goodhue-F. A. Nelson. .s5s4 - - ~ 81
Carver-H. D. Eldridge ..s.e..G-s :
Mower MA. Tng,J. G. Hawkins.
The temporary of6cers were made the permanent
officers and the following eprekdents were se.
cured. from the several Congressional districts:
First Dlstrict-Rev. VIM. Copp.
Second District-H. D. Elndge. l1sstt ~ 3
Third District-Rev. Levi Gleason.
r. Lupton, of Minneapolis, was chosen ssgist-
ant secretary and the following committee appointed
on platform and resolutions:
W. g. Avery, Rev. A. Drake, Geo. W. Mason,
Rev; John Hanscons, A.W ssngs, @ Re- Bsv s1 A.; M1sy'
After short and sharp dtscusston - to nomtnat-
i ing candidates by committee the conyention ad-
journed to meet In private caucus ct o'clock, the
secret session to last an hour.
1 The convention assembled in secret session ct 2
O'Clock and after discussing the names Of the vari
ous candidates for an hour the meeting mas thrown
open to the public.
An informal ballot was taken for lieutenant gov
ernor, the following names being put In nominahon
F.. J.. Hunt, Dodge Centre; J. 8. Abel, Vases; !;
! Minor Ball, Wright countyi 8. B. WillAme, Waseca.
The ballot resulted follows total vote cast 81:
i 8. B. Williams. 70
j. 3. Abeu ~
IL. @. Stearns
The Nomination Of s.. B. Williams fer lieutenant
governor was then made unanimous. az
The names Of J. g. Stearns, W. W. Sstter1ee, VIM.
| Copp and J. e. Childs were put In nomination for
attorney general. The following Is the vote cast
i total vote 81:
J.C. Stearns. .S2
4 w. w. Satseriee
i VIM. COpp II
j, E. ChlldS.
la The nomination Of Mr.. Stearns Was then made
/ The following names we're put in nomination for
treasurer, the vote resulting as follows:
L 81 D. . .
I j. NJ. .Dnnham- %
J. r. Mckinney
/ John Blaisdeu. !
Total vote -.-ss. - ;. ;. eS