Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-08

+. NJ. Wilson, of Hennepin.
W. NJ. Campbell, of Meeker.
W. T. Rigby, of Stearns.
Peter Dean, of st. Louis.
COMMITTEE ON PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Robert Miller moved committee of thre,
on permanent organization, and the follow
ing were selected:
Robert Miller, of Otter Tail county.
T. Ct. Mealey, of Wright.
A. Guernon, of Morrison.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
VIM. Lochren moved a committee of fivt
on resolutions, and the chair named the fol
lowing:
VIM. Lochren. of Hennepin county.
Albert Scheffer, of Ramsey.
J. b. Moody. of Benton.
a. B. Easton, of Washington.
Thos. F. Cowing, of Douglas.
On motion Of Gen. r. w. johnson re.
cess was taken for ten minutes to enable
the committees time to report.
Upon reassembling, Mr.. Oppenheim
chairman of the committee on credentials
reported the following as
DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION:
Anoka-W. Hammons. J. @. Frost, Lewis
Martin, H. Ii, Fridley.
Becker-R. L. Frazee, John A. Bowman.
Benton-James III. Sullivan, David Gilman
j. Fl. Moody.
Carlton-H. L. Ward q. Il. Hawkins.
Cass-J. P. Saunders.
Chisago-C. KatteDberg, D. III. Woodbury..
Clay-Lyman Loring.
Grow Wing-G. III. Holland.
Douglas-Thomas T. Cowing; Orsen Shippy,
Ole Morrison.
u,n,an;r-E w yU;I,o, nj M 1l ID
F. Nelson. Raber Erwin, Solan Armstrong,
VIM. Lochren, Ed. A. Stevens, Daniel Watt,
P. P. Swenson, Chas. F. Pillsbury, F. L.
Morse, W. w. McNair, R. P Dunnington, John
Everhard, John B. Muller, John LAZY, A. T.
Ankeny, james M. Parker, G. Inward. r. w.
Barteau, Gorden Jackins.
Meeker-A. d. Ross, Hamlet Stevens, M. J.
Flynn, E. A. Campbell. j. B. Atkinson, W. M
Campbell, P. Casey.
Morrison-A. Tanner, Chas. Grasel, r. s.
Lambert, A. dueruon.
Otter Tail-Andrew s. Tod, Robert Miller
VIM. Lowry, James NJ. Gray, K. o. Harris j.
s. Brocklehurst.
Polk-Isaac Gervais, John Fredericks.
Ramsey-P. 81. Kelly, James Smith, Jr, Jno.
W. Willis, A. Oppenheim, E. J. Schurmeier
JAS Owens, John Jarvais, John Bell, j. G.
Donnelly, T. j. Barney, VIM. P. Murray
Frank Sshliek, Matt Breen, VIM. M. Tileston
NaI' nOcu, ". W. oOunson, deo. mltscn, y. IL
Flandreau, Chas. Ringwald, Albert Scheffer
f. Il. Hollingshead, VIM. Lee, G.. W. Walsh
VIM. Nettleton, D. A. j. Baker, Daniel O'Con
nor, Thos. Ryan, D. O. McGrath, J. P. Melan
con,
st. Louis-Peter Dean, D. E. Little, b. A.
Douglas.
Stearns-C. F. Macdonald, Jas. Oapser, W.
T, Rigby, j. W. Fanwood, J. 81. Zimmerman
John Ethen, Nick Rosser, Peter Hammeral, B
II ri n
Richter, ]. +. Crassen, Joseph Soehr, Matt.
Michley, NJ. Greeley, Frank Ranolhen.
Stevens-John Lanberg, l.. E.. Pearce, Fl
Bragg.
Washington-Fred Dornfield, James Middle
ton, VIM. Fowler, Edward Brown, Plim. Ben.
nett. A. d. Easton, David Bronson, j. @. Meth
eway, A. 7. Lindholm.
Wright-John Nugent, d. Cochran, Johr
Young, T. j. O'Hare, T. G.. Mealy, Sam A.
Gordon, VIM. Quinn, VIM. Tubbs IT, q. Ram
son.
The report was adopted.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Robert Miller, from the committee OF
permanent organization, reported in favol
of making the temporary officers of the CON
yention permanent with the addition of ths
following vice presidents:
II. w. johnson, OF Hamsey.
W. w. McNair, of Hennepin.
Thos. +. Cowing, of Douglas.
r. l.. FraZee, of Becker.
Geo. Holland, of Grow Wing.
GEN. JOHNSON CALLED OUT.
When the report Oh .no committee wa
adopted there were loud calls for Gen. r. W
johnson, aud he responded, substantially a
follows:
feel highly honored in being called upon t
address this convention. We have an import
ant trust confided to us-that of naming tn
next Member of Congress from this district
General Washburn said, in his speech accept
ing his denomination, that if he were electe,
he would do all in his power to advance the in
terests OF the Republican party in the district
Fellow citizens, we desire to nominate q maj
and place him upon higher and broader plat
form. Nominate o gentleman who,
elected, will do all in his power t.
promote the interests of the people OF the dis
trlct without regard to party, nationality, color
or section. The war decided many measures
These belong to the dead bloody past. Their
let them remain. Let us nominate a man VIII
with malice towards none, with charity for all
will strive to build up the waste places. to hea
the wounds caused by the war, and who viii
endeavor to intensity the love and admiration
OF the people OF all sections for the starry flag
the emblem OF our nationality and greatness
That flag, thank God, floats to-day unhinderec
and undisturbed, over every portion of tn
American domain, and yet we are told by on
Republican friends that war still exists.
We have at the head of our ticket gloriou
patriot, soldier, and statesman, Winfield Scot
Hancock. Let US place good candidate fo
Congress on the ticket, and let Us elect him
With Hancock in the Presidential chair an
h0t 0f I'M
with him then you will see the tree of peac
spread its broad branches from the Atlantic
the Pacific, bearing such fruit as peace, eooe
will and brotherly love, and those will In tim
start the busy fails of activity, industr
and energy all over the land.
MIR. Kelly called out w. w. Glenn, and
response TO an urgent demand he appeare
and said that the Hennepin county Demo,
racy were harmonious, and with q goo
nominee Washburn would have close ca
in his own county.
TIE RESOLUTIONS.
VIM. Lochren from the committee O.
resolutions, submitted the following repol
which was unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Democrats of the Thi,
Congressional district of the State of Minnes
Ia in convention assembled, reaffirm the pla
1OAHA Va pHAuCipics u tAS NotlOndl 0euOCf6C
promulgated by tie Cincinnati convention
and pledge our hearty support to the nomins
of the paaty-Gen. w. g. Hancock for Pres
dent and Hon. w. Il. English for Vice Pres
dent.
Rosolued, That the policy pursued by the B
publican party during the last four years, ar
which by fraud has retained control of the e.
ecutive department of the government. hl
shown itself to be unworthy of the conhdent
Nf tlx2~ n
its whole effort is expended in stlrrine u
strlfe, discord and jealousies between the Sc,
'efai sections OF our common country; pretend