Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-05

Ihlrd ulstr1ce congressional conVenuon "
meet at Minneapolis Tuesday next, the 7th,
convened at the old court house at 10 O'Clock
yesterday forenoon. Mr.. P. 81. Kelly, chair
man of the county committee, called the con-
vention to order, and after briefly aliudine
to the importance Of the duty that would
devolve upos the delegates to be selec ted,
called for nomination for chairman, which
was responded to by the nomination OF and
election of Capt. T. j. Barney. Mr.. 4. J.
Schurmeier was nominated and elected 500
retary. On motion committee of one
from each ward and two from the country
was appointed by the chair committee OF
c,edt ntials, as follows;
First Ward-Wm. Crooks.
Second Ward-John Wagner.
Third Ward-W. M. Tieston.
Fourth Ward-Charl.s Ringwald.
Fifth Ward-Stuart Rice.
The Country d. Ryan, VIM. WEIGH.
The committee after q brief absence re-
turned and reported the following delegates
en- titled to seats in the conventions:
First Ward-Col. Crooks, Ansel Oppenheim
DR.. J. Owens, Z. j. Schumacher, G. w. Turner
Cnas. Olsen.
Second Ward-Thos. j. Barney, John Bell
VIM Delaney, John Wagner, Pat. O'Regan
Frank LeClaire, John o Connor.
Third Ward-Frank Scnliek, w. M. Tiles
ton, j. W. Willis, NJ. Koch, M. J. O'Oonnor, j.
P. Pond, Nick Pottgieser.
Fourth Ward-First Presinct-Robere A
Smith, Otto Dreher. Stephen J. Murphy, Chas
Ring valid, James Myler.
Fifth Ward-J. I. Beaumont. James Dillon
Stuart Rice, W. e Burton, Timothy Kelly
G. o. W. Walsh, James H. Farrell.
R-serve-John Mooney, VIM. WEIGH.
White Bear-Wm. Gundlake, D. O McGrath,
j. A. Burns.
MoLean-Louis Nickow Daniel O'Connor.
Mounds View-Thomas Ryan, j. Sheva, Den.
is O'Neil.
Ruse and Little Canada were not represent
ed.
A. Oppenheim moved that committee OF
one from each ward, and two from the coun-
ty, each delegation to name its representative
on the committee, be .ppointed to select
delegates to the congressional convention.
Tue motion was carried and the folio amg
named as the committee.
First ward-Wm. Crooks.
Second ward-John Wagner.
THIRD ward-M. j. O'Oonnor.
Fourth ward-Otto Dreber.
Fifth ward-Timothy Kelly.
Country-D. O'Neil, VIM. Walsh.
The. committee after consultation reported
the following list of delegates to Minneapolis:
At large-H. 81. Sibley, P. 81. Kelly, r. A.
Smith.
FIRST ward-A. Oppenheim, e. j. Schur-
meier, Jay Owens, John Jarvis.
Second ward John Bell, j. G. Donnelly,
T. J. Barney, VIM. P. Murray.
Third ward-Frank Schliek, Mathew
D.oo~ w IA T;1ookoy Moi Konh
Fourth ward-R. w. johnson, Geo.
Mitsch, @. e. Flandrau, Charles Ringwad.
Fifth ward-Albert Schefer, Ed. Rice,
Jr., James Dillon, g. w. Walsh.
Reserve-Wm. Nettleton.
Rose-D. A. j. Baker.
McLean-Daniel O'Oonnor.
Mounds View-Thos. Ryan.
White Beard. @. McGrath.
New Canada-J. p. Mslancon.
Mr.. James Dillon moved that the name of
Hon. VIM. Lee be substituted for his
as delegate from the Fifth ward. Mr.. Lee
was one of the horses of the Democracy of
Ramsey county, working faithfully and en-
SPECIFICALLY for years for the good of the
cause, and he should be kept at the front
where be belonged. He would rather give q
hundred dollars than be sent to Minneapolis
and have such man as William Lee left at
home.
Mr.. Dllon's motion was adopted and the
ma ne of Lee substituted for his as dele
gate from the Fifth ward.
Upon motion of Capt. M. J. O'Connol
the allegation was empowered to fill all va
cancies.
The report as amended was adopted, and
the convention adjourned.