Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-26

o'clock by Hon. ]. B. Brisbin, president pr
tenn. Thereupou the committee on credential
reported the following entitled to seats a.
DELEGATES:
Anoka-W g. Randolph, J. @. Frost, q. +. Fat,
banks. -,
Benton-L. Mayo, A. J. Demeules.
Blue Earth-M. j. Severance, George p. Hoer1
james Cannon, ]. 9. Wise, L. Cook, j. F. Meaghe,
). &. Graham, q. A. Wiswel, J. J. Thompson, Hen
Brown-ohas. Berry, Jacob Brust, J. P. Bertrand
CarverSc. Norman, h. M.nwissen, W. H. Mills
Sonn Sinclair, +. Q. Reibe, L. L. Baxter, I. Byhof
Csss-Reuben Gray. '
Chisago-L. A. Roberts.
Grow Wing-G. w. Holland. F
Michael Heiman, James McDonough, q. P. Adams
Jacob Morris, Thos. Fox, Nick Repleiger, James
Douglas-Morris Hanft. .., ...ss
Faribault-Carr Huntington, 8. J. Abbott, Col. J.
w. Polleys, M. B. Pratt, George Scheick.
Fillmore-N. R. Booth, D. A. Sullivan, I. F
O'Terral J: r. Jones, H. b. Mckinney. @. b. Rob
lotson, Gabriel Charleston, John Thompson. -
Goodhue-s. g. Holland, A; W. Pratt, Patrick
Frederick, o. NJ. Hall, Peter Nelson.
Hennepin-Wm. Lochren, seagrave Smith.
Chas. Hoag, A. T. Ankeny, Baldwin Brown, Carl
Thielan, F. Z. Morse, VIM. Messault, John 7. West,
August seigman, Ed. A. Stevens, Henry Ghostly, A.
A. Ames. jacob Forel, T. M. Babcook, Isaac Nc
Nsir, Budd Reeve. t@
Kittson-Swan Swanson. -.r, ..--
LIE sueur-R. Buffers, M. II. Warner, f. Caldwell,
O. D. White, VIM. Smith, NJ Doran, Frank Becker,
McIeod%w. T. sonniwel, A. p. Fetch, E. A.
Child, Louis Brandt. William Shilling, w. W. Har-
rington, Rudolf Burgurode. @,7Iss,s q, r.
Meeker-A: g. Smith, J. B. Atkinson, v. M.
arn1o Iouo 7
Morrison--A. Guernon. H. O. stivers, Leon Honde
Mower-O. W. Gibson, John Anketell, A. E. Cox
J. NJ. Larrabee, J. M. Patch, Thomas Gibson, o. W.
Case. $685. L..
Nioouet-Casper Baberich. A. L. sackett, z. s.
Gault. p u"7. ,i" .
Nobles-B. N. Carrier. ..s .-..
90 Olmsted- W. L. Breckenridge, r. A. Jones. VIM.
Brown, Geo. Healey, Henry schuster. L. E. Cowdry,
Jay La Due, A. Bierman, G. P. Russell, Peter Burns
Ksmsey-T. 4. HGddieston. william Lee, Henry F,
Mastst q: E: Flandrau Hubert H. Miller, William
Crooks, N. J. O'Connor, G. H. Iiensu, o. Open
helm, O. s. Uine, John <. Davidson, John Wagner
John Bell James King, P. ). Dres, Oscar Stephen.
son, ]. w. McClung, John Grace Otto Dreher, John
Kelly, James Dillon, J. q. MCCARTHY, aeo Wells, D.
A. J. Baker, VIM. Lep. &C..
Renville-Ed O'Hara, F. M. Bowler, Jas. Gruley'
Rice.Ara Barton, R. H. Downing, =: 9: Ault,
49, ~>s W AAosSt S~SSA6o 80
L. Emmett .s .. .-. -.rE- ---
scott-Henry Kinds, F.J. whitlock, Frank Nico-
lin, VIM. Henry, Peter Geyermann, John W. Callen-
dar, Henry s. sisterman, E. southworth, Otto Sci
sibley-Henry Poehler, M. z. Donahue, s. Kipp,
F. o. seavey, H. Beatty, 8. Linstrom, M. Rocs,
stearns~E. =. Barnun, G. F. Macdonald, Joseph
Capser, J. P. Hammered, II. Burner, B. Mueller,
Carl Harberger Michael Barrett, L. A. Evans, Dan.
L. Ebert @: Capser, W. Merz, Lucas Kells, H. Of
H11~& NE
Steele-E. NJ. Morshouse, NJ. j. Toher, 81.
Schmidt. A. O. Flanders, 81. M. Hastings, B. s.
Cook. -,
stevens-John Landlord, Jacob Christianson.
swift-C. h. Williams, VIM. Murphy. s-.
observation-disclosures f. Johns, NJ. r. Merrill, Z. A.
Paradis, @. II. Benedict, W. b. Lutz, q. A. Perkins
J. Deidrich, $. A. Campbell, 8: schram.
Kattenberg, aodiPed R@oRier, f. o. craig. nA'
Washington ". Durant, A. B. Easton, Matt
Clark, John O'Bren, VIM. Sohumley, VIM. Fowler,
g. Fl. Fowler, F. s. Melike.
Watonwan-James Glispn. ~E,-rf has sa..
Winona-H. w. Lamberton, D. A. Stewart, John
Ludwig, 9. F. Buck, J. B. McGaughey, VI. Jay
Mccarthy, H. M. Dixon, John A. Matthews, Il. g. G.
Schmidt A. N. Bentley, H. W. Jackson, W. b. Dill,
wriehtSoharles Buchanan. Hon Mooers. +: G.
J. Cullen, q. A. Rinehoidt, W. n. Cochran. 49,
Credentials from Watonwan county were
handed in, and on motion of J. @. MCCARTHY
the name of the delegate was inserted in the
report, which was adopted. III.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION. ...
VIM. Lee, chairman of the committee on
permanent organization, reported that tho
committee recommended the temporary as
officers of the convention. He then
moved the adoption of the report, which was
carried unanimously.
THE COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Brisbin returned thanks in few words,
and called upon the committee on resolutions
for report. It was ascertained that the COM
mittee was not ready, and thereupon Col. VIM.
8. Crooks, of Ramsey. moved that the conven-
ton take recess for fifteen minutes.
Mr.. Doran, of LIE Sueur, moved that the con-
vention 60 into secret caucus.
1t was moved and carried to lay Col. Crooks
motion on the table; the same disposition was
made of Mr.. Doran's motion to 60 into caucus.
Mr., Lee wanted to hear some good Democrat
speak.
Mr.. Ara Barton, of Rice, thought the conven-
ton ought to get to work. He moved that the
convention proceed to an informal ballot for
Col. Crooks insisted that the resolutions or
platform should be first heard, and then the
might proceed to nominate Gov
ernor understandingly.
Mr.. Huddleston, of Ramsey, thought it ill
advised to proceed to nominations now during
the time the committee on resolutions was out,
rs they might want to take part in the BUSH
ness. 81
Cries for Barton and speech" speech" re.
sounded throughout the hall.
Mr.. Barton said he could not make . speech
before the platform was reported. When the
platform was reported he should undoubtedly
be prepared to make some remarks, and he
opined that he would then say all the conven-
ton would want to hear from him.
Mr.. Seagrave Smith, OF Minneapolis, re-
newed the motion for fifteen minutes re-
cess. , --
Just at this juncture Mr.. R. A. Jones, of
Ol1nsted, from the committee on resolutions,
entered the hall, and q suspension of further
talk ensued'to hear from him.
Mr.. Jones reported the committee had pre-
pared platform and were now engaged in put
ting it in readable shape, which would occupy
Mr.; Baker, Of Ramsey county. moved that
Mr.. Jones address the convention during the
interTegnuna.
Cries of JONES'" "Jones."
Mr.. Jones said he accepted the invitation to
talk during the tnterregnun and had made his
talk. Naughter.)
Mr.. seagrave Smith renewed his motion for a
recess. He wanted to know what platform
their ticket would stand upon, whether Demo-
cratic or not.
Mr.. Barton said hedidn't think the commit
tee would report any platform upon which
they could not stand. Naughter). For instance
Mr.. Smith would be nominated for attorney
general. -
/ At this Mr.. Smith vehemently gesticulated
his declination Of any such honor.
President Brisbin put the motion for . half
hour recess, and declared it carried.
THE PLATFORM REPORT.
The convention re-assembled 1T o'clock.
The committee on resolutions were called upon
for report, and Mr.. o. NJ. Hall, chairman,
read the resolutions. Az the platform was
subsequently recommitted we quote at this
p oint the financial plank only, which was d
follows:
Fourth-We hold that gold and silver coin
is the money of the constitutions; that al pa
per currency should be ut al times convertible