Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-26

Carver Oounty-F. E. DuToit.
Goodhue County-O. III. Hall.
Wabashaw County, 81. Rahilly.
ON CREDENTIALS.
Kandiyohi County-A &. Maynard
Scott Oounty-Henry Kinds
Rice County-W. A. Henderson.
Sibley County-T. O'Leary.
Swift County-N. B. Thnyer.
ON RESOLUTIONS.
LIE Sueur County-Wm. Smith.
Goodhue County,. O. Pierce.
Brown County-E. Peter Bertrand,
Dakota County,. F. Norrish.
Nicollet County-B. b. Randall.
After few stirring remarks by b. j. Whit
lock, of Scott county, the convention took q
recess until l p. M, at which hour the conven.
tion reassambled and the committee on cre-
dentials made the following report of delegates
entitled to seats in the convention:
LIST OF DELEaATEs.
Brown County-M. Mullen, Henry Weybe,
Peter Bertrand, Richard Pefferlee, j. J. Ray,
DR.. @. Berry.
Carver County, L. DuToit A. O. Larson,
L. l.. Baxter, L.. Strenkens, G. Merriman, F.
A. Flood, Geo. Bleichner. Robert E. Patterson,
M. O. Muyrs, Robert Patterson, A. Kohler,
Julius Schaller.
Dakota County,. T. Duffy, Jas. McDon-
ough, N. Replinger, NJ. Heinen, 81. 81. Finch;
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Adams, John F. Norrish, E. W. Grosvenor, +. F..
Wilde.
Goodhue County, q Pierce, Henry Alma
man, b. l.. MoKirstry, 0. NJ. Hall, w. e.
Bowen, H. Z. Mcintyre.
Kandiyohi County-Scott Ransom, j. NJ.
Splcer, A. K. Maynard, e. Locke.
lie Sueur County-M. Doran, VIM. Smith,
F. w. Kolars, Jacob Zimmerman, ]. 8. Black
iAton, Joseph Smith, q. 81. Everett, NJ. 81.
Warner, J. J. Green, G.. J. Earl, O. F. Smith,
4. l.. Mason, Thomas Byrne. F. q. Zander, Ira
Myriok.
Lyon County-Michael Sullivan Frank L.
Randall.
Mcleod County,. V. v. Lewis, Louis
Brandt, A. P. Fitch, A. NJ. Smell, E. A. Child,
W. T. Bonniwell.
Nicollet County-Wm. Huey, BENZ. Rogers,
NJ. Koenig, T. M. Perry, August Rabe, b. g..
Randall.
Rice County-G. W. Bachelder E. G. Ault,
W. A. Henderson, VIM. Cody, J. Wyman. A. F..
Straub, j. III. Archibald, F. A. Mobiles, James
Burns, G. E. Skinner. j. ]. Byrnes.
Scott County-H. j. Peck, Henry Kinds, W.
81. Weibler, August Lesch, Dennis Flaherty,
Thomas Haas, NJ. Becker, F. j. Whitlook. J..
W. Calender, Frank Nicolin, Phillip Kraut-
kramer, P. j. Baltes, P. O'Plynn,
Sibley County-Hamilton Beatty, Thomas
Welsh, T. O'Leary, M. Donohue, Sylvester
Kipp, Albert Schumacher. Louis Rudow.
lSwift County-N. B. Thayer, &. W. Conmy,
T. d. Kennedy, G. L. Castel, D. McDermott.
Wabashaw County-P. b. Rahilly, George a.
Perkins, Charles J. Stauff, E. A. Parodis, r.
A. johnson, Wesley Kinney, W. B. Lutz, n.
B Merrill, L. NJ. Gregg, j. A. sisler, D. g.
Clark, 81. P. Wilson.
The report of the committee was adopted.
The committee on permanent organization
made verbal report that the temporary officers
be the permanent officers of the convention,
which report was adopted, and Gen. Adams
again returned thanks for the honor, but de-
elined to make speech.
PLATFORM.
The report of the committee ON resolutions
was next called for, and through its chairman,
VIM. Smith, Esq, of LIE Sueur, made the fol-
lowing report:
Resolued, That the convention adopt the
platform of principles laid down by the Demo-
cratic National convention assembled at Gin
cinnati on the 22d day of June, 1880, enthusi-
astically endorsipg,the nominees of that conven-
ton, Gen. Winfield Scott Hancock and W. e..
English, and pledge to them the undivided vote
of the Democracy of the Second Congressional
district of Minnesota.
lPeSolved, That Hon. Henry Poehler, by his
efficient discharge of his duties as member
of Congress of this district, is entitled to the
thanks of his constituents, and that in view
of the important issues involved in the pres.
ent campaign, and recognizing his tried ability
and integrity, we respectfully call upon him to
again carry our standard to triumphant sue
cess.
FoEHLER NOMINATED.
Appended to the report was the following
resolution, which the committee had requested
the chairman to report:
ReSolUed, further, that Hon. Henry Poehler
be hereby unanimously declared the nominee
of this convention for member of Congress.
o. NJ. Hall, ESQ.,, of Goodhue county, moved
the adoption of both the resolutions and the
addenda.
The motion was seconded by T. j. Whitlock,
and asked that it be carried by standing vote
which being put by the president, every mem
ber of the convention rose to their feet and
carried it with cheers and applause, which last
ed for several minutes.
As soon as order was obtained +. E. DuToit
of Carver county, moved that committee Of
three be appointed to wait upon Mr.. Poehler,
inform him of his nomination and request his
attendance upon the convention, which mo-
ton prevailed, and the president appointed
Messrs. DuToit, Doran and Green as such COM
mittee.
While the committee was absent loud calls
were made for o. NJ. Hall of Goodhue, who
finally responded by saying that he did not
come here to make a speech but TO help nomi-
nate a man we hope to elect to represent as in
the halls of Congress. We have performed
this duty without the a;d of postmasters or
route agents TO dictate to us what We should
do. The nomination We heve made comes
from the heart of the Dem ocracy of the district.
Our candidate did not seek the Office, but on