Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-15

fOufeeentn ana last O0llOC was received Will
loud cheers from the friends and adherents
of Mr. Grace, which were renewed when Mr..
P. H. Kelly arose and moved that the NOM
ination of John Grace be made unanimous,
stating that he made the motion in the in
terest of peace and harmony. The motion
was carried amid applause with cries for
Grace, who came forward and said: "You
all know never made speech In my life.
can hardly express my thanks for this re-
newed evidence of your kindness. was
told before this convention met, that / would
be treated with contempt. ALI can say is
that will do all can In the approaching
election to secure the success Of the DEM
ocratic ticket" (Applause.)
JUDGE OF PROBATE.
The chairman announced that the next
business in order was the nomination Of q
candidate for the Office Of judge of probate.
+ Albert Armstrong nominated Oscar
Stephenson.
j. F. Mcintosh nominated Henry O'Gor-
man.
But one vote was taken resulting as fol-
lows: O'Gorman 40; Stephenson 8.
The nomination of Judge O'Gorman was
made unanimous.
MUNICIPAL JUDGE.
For the candidate for this Office only the
delegates from the city voted.
J. I. Beaumont nominated n. w. Cory.
G. b. Stanley nominated Thos. Howard.
M. j. DAILY nominated Fr. E. Wilde.
Stuart Rice nominated J. F. O'Brien.
o. O. Cullen nominated Oscar Stephenson.
First Ballot-Cory S; Howard IA; Wilde "A;
O'Brien IL; Stephenson 8.
Second Ballot-Oory B; Howard 9; Wilde
IA; o. Brien 10; Stephenson 2.
Third Ballot-Cory 2; Howard IL; Wilde Is;
O'Brien 6; Stephenson 3.
Fourth Ballot-Cory q; Howard II; Wilde
Is; O'Brien g.; Stephenson 8.
Fifth ballot-Howard, %; Wilde, Is; O'Brien,
Mr.. Howard having received the majority
of all the votes cast was declared the nomi-
nee and in response to calls came forward
and thanked the convention for the honor
paid him. He had made no scramble for
the nomination and should take no unworthy
efforts to be elected. If elected, he would
endeavor to do his duty, as he had done it in
the past, to the best of his ability. Zap
plause.)
LEGISLATIVE NOMINATION.
The convention then took recess for ten
minutes to allow the delegates from the
different senatorial and representative dis
tricts to select their candidates for their
positions. At tie end of that time the con-
vention reassembled, when the following
nominations were reported, which were
unanimously ratified by the convention, viz:
Senator from the First, Second and Third
wards, Col. VIM. Crooks.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Representative from the First and Second
wards-E. W. Bazille.
Third ward-Jacoh Mainzsr.
Fourth ward-C. W. Griggs.
Fifth ward-James Smith, Jr.
Country precincts-Sylvanus Nadeau.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
For this Office there were two to be noni.
mated from the city and one from the country.
Danie, OsConaor was unanimously nomi-
mated from the country, and John Wagner
from the city. For the other candidate
were nominated, the vote resulting, McIn.
tosh. "a; Hoyt, IL. Mr.. McIntosh's nomi-
nation was made unanimous.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
For this Office Mr.. Eugene A. Hendrickson
was nominated unanimously.
This completed the business of the con.
ventiop, and on motion of P. q. Kelly, ESQ.,
the Chairman Of the convention was author
ICED to appoint county committee at his
leisure, after which the convention adjourned
sine die.