Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-20

thorized to ill up his delegation with prox
les.
The committees report was then adopted
unanimously.
s. P. Child, chairman of the committee
reported the following for
PERMANENT OFFICERS;
President-W. Il. Yale, of Winona.
Vice President-J. A. Reed, of Washington
John B. Sanborn of st. Paul, Milo White
| Olmsted county Daniel Fish, Wright county
L.. L. Wheelock, Steele county George O.
Chamberlain, Jackson county; Capt. %. 4
Oakford, Stearns county; H. Il. Denny, Carver
county Martin Jensen, Renyille county j..
III. Wheat, Fillmore county; O. b. Sleeper
Crow Wing A. b. Robbins Kandiyohi county.
Secretaries Charles W. johnson, Hennepin
county; 81. d. Condains, Brown county.
| The report of the committee, on motion
of Gov. Miller, was adopted unanimously.
Gen. A. j. Edgerton, of Dodge county,
moved the appointment of a committee OF
21, from each Congressional district, to
present the names of delegates and alternates
to the Chicago convention, and Presidential
electors. Carried.
TO SELECT DELEGATES TO CHICAGO.
First District-Gen. A. Edgerton, Dodge
county; w. w. BrAden. Fillmore county;
Thomas Simpson, Winona county; O. 81.
Smith, Cottonwood county; III. White, Ohm
stead county; Fl. A. Holly, Faribault county;
j. A. James, Blue Earth county.
Second Distriet-O. Ammundson, Nicollet
county; M. johnson, Kandiyohi county: @. o.
Landon; Wabashaw county; 81. B. Strait Scott
county; b. A. Wilson, Goodhue county; L. K.
Stone, Swift county; j. A. Thatcher, Gocdhue
county.
Third District-I P Rea, Hennepin county;
W. W. Webster, Wright county; Fayette Marsh,
Washington county; M. Anderson, Otter Tail
county; w. s. Pride. Meeker county; o. Bars
ness, Pope county; Frank E. Thompson, Crow
Wing county.
The committee at once retired, and were
followed by Gen. j. II. Baker and the COM
nnittee on platform, who were not ready to
make report.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Brewer meved that committee of
one from eachS judicial district and one
at large be appointed to select q
State central committee, s. P. Child, of
Waseca, opposed the motion. He thought
this wasn't the convention to provide for
such committee, the State convention to
ACOg ACIOhLtCA ~ pun OpA0AAobOo oAObANA
have charge of this business.
Gen. Sanborn remarked no State officers
we're to be elected this fall, he understood no
State convention was to be held this fall.
Thomas Simpson, of Winona, moved as a
substitute that the present State central
committee be continued in service for the
ensuing year. Carried.
At this juncture the committee to name
delegates to Chicago came in and by its
chairman, Gen. Edgerton, reported the fol
lowing names:
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
d. Sinclair, Winona; A. o. Whipple, Rice
county; d. Nj. Sabin, Washington county;
Dorilus Morrison, Hennepin county. Alter
nates-O. V. Tousley, Hennepin county; d. B..
johnson, Mower county; Ct. d. Post, Waba-
shaw county; Daniel Fish. Wright county.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Delegates-A. G. Wedge, Freeborn county;
]. V. Daniels, Olmsted county. Alternates-
G. q. Smith, Cottonwood county; Lars O.
Harme, Fillmore county.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Delegates-Marcus johnson, Kandiyohi coun.
ty; George Bryant, Wabashaw county. Alter
nates-Wm. Pfaender, Brown county; Lane
K. Stone, Chippewa county.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Delegates-E. F. Drake, Ramsey county; G
f. Kindred, Crow Wing county. Alternates-
D. B. Searles, Stearns county; Il. G.. Page
Otter Tail county.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
j. A. Thatcher, Goodhue county.
l.. G. Nelson, Dodge county.
J. F. Williams, Blue Earth county.
WIN. Schimmel, Nicollet county.
Knute Nelson. Douglas county.
Nosooner had the report been made thai
q tubbub began and the hurrah was KEEP
two hours.
CUsH-BLAINE BUSTED.
Gen. Hubbard moved as a substitute fo
the report, that the convention should pro
ceed to ballot for delegates to Chicago.
This motion or substitute, provoked con
siderable discussion, in which Q. x. Davis
j. T. Averill, D. B. Searles, Mr.. Youman'
and others took part.
Gov. Davis insisted upon ballot.
Then some confusion ensued as to the re
suit of adopting the substitute or not.
Gov. Yale, chairman, explained that if tn
substitute was lost, it would virtual,
be the adoption of the committees report
and the names there would be delegates t.
Chicago.
'.In other words" said Mr.. G. G. Chamber
lain, "twenty-one men elect the delegates t.
the Chicago national convention, for whicl
this convention was called"
President Yale-"No. 1t will take at leas
ll5 votes to do that"
1t was decided to take the vote by conn
ties, DIR. Keith, of Minneapolis, and Gen
Sanborn. of st. Paul. being appointed tel
lers.
The vote resulted as follows:
l YES. NO. YES. NC