Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-06
RAMSEY co. DEMOCRACY.

The County Convention Yesterday--A Full
Ticket Nominated---Anti-Third Term
Resolution---Strong Delegation to thu
State Convention.
THE COUNTY TICKET.
Register of Deeds-C. II. LIENEAU
County Treasurer-JoHN x. DAVIDSON.
Clerk of the Court-RrcHARD BELL.
County Attorney-JAMEs j. EGAN.
County Surveyor-C. A. CURTIcE.
Coroner-E F. HORST.
Court Commissioned. s. HALL.
County Commissioners, Clty-JoHN GRACE
NICHOLAS PoTTGIEsER.
County Commissioner, Country-WILLIAM
| WEIGH.
The Democratic convention of the county
| of Ramsey assembled at the old court house
yesterday at II o'clock, the full representation
of delegates and goodly number of specta-
tors being present. A more respectable or or
derly body of men has never assembled at po-
litical gathering in this city.
/ At II o'clock Chairman P. a. Kelly, ESQ.,,
of the county committee, called the convention
to order and read the call published in the
| GLOBE.
On motion of Mr.. David Burke, E. R. Hol-
| linshead was chosen chairman, and returned
appropriate thanks fol. the honor.
| Chas. 81. Manship and E. W. Bazille were
on motion, appointed secretaries.
| On motion of P. 81. Kelley, committee on
credentials were appointed as follows:
| First ward-David Burke. Second ward
John F. Mcintosh. Third ward-Ed. H.
Schlick. Fourth ward-J. j. Penner Fifth
ward-John F. Kelley. Sixth ward-E. r..
Wood County-Kimball Cullen and Peter
Rief.
| A recess of fifteen minutes was taken,
when the committee reported the following
as entitled to seats In the convention,
DELEGATES.
First ward-First precinct-John Ryan, P.
Linstad, David Burke.
First ward, Second precinct-James McNally,
o. P. Peterson, Daniel Sweeney
Second ward, First precinct-J. F. McIn-
| tosh, VIM. Byrne, D. J. O'Connor, j. J..
| Ahern.
Second ward, Second precinct-E. w. Ba-
zille, VIM. O'Rourke, Joseph Oppenheim.
| Third ward, First precinct-E. r. Hollins-
| head, E. II. Schlick, L. Fischer, P. Zlmmer-
man.
Third ward, Second precinct-R. L. Cor
man, J. Pottgeiser, j. Stadfeldt.
Fourth ward, First precinct-J. j. Penner,
j. Horrish, Joseph Wagner, Anthony Coffey,
j. Hermes.
Fourth ward, Second precinct-A. Open
helm, c. Il. Manship.
Fourth ward, Third precinct-M. Lux, John
Ryan, N. Rauen.
Fifth ward, First precinct T. j. Kelly, John
Thill, w. E. Burton, D. Desmond.
Fifth ward, Second precinct-Patrick Egan,
Peter Bott, John F. Kelly.
Fifth ward, Third precinct-P. 81. Kelly.
Sixth Ward-John Minea, ]. G. Mccarthy,
E. II. Wood, Henry Belland, Louis Martineau.
Rose-Lorenzo Hoyr, J. Elwanger, N.
Hermes.
Reserve-K. P. Cullen, John Mooney.
Mounds View. Farrell, j. Winskowski,
A. Porsick.
McLean-Daniel O'Connor, L. Nickow.
White Bear-Peter Reif, L. Auge, II. Cour-
sole.
New Canada was not represented.
The temporary was made the permanent Or
ganization on motion of P. H. Kelly.
Mr.. Oppenheim moved that committee of
one from each ward, two from the country
and three at large be appointed by the chair
to select delegates TO the state convention.
The following were appointed
First ward, o. P. Peterson; Second ward,
Joseph Oppenheim; Third ward, R. L. Cor
man; Fourth ward, A. Oppenheim; Fifth
ward, P. 81. Kelly; Sixth ward, ]. c. McCar-
thy; country, Lorenzo Hoyt, Dan. O'ConnOr;
at large, E. W. Bazille, Charles Cook, E. II.
Schleik.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
Mr. j. C. Mccarthy proposed the name of
Charles H. Lineau for the office of register of
deeds.
Mr. A. Oppenheim withdrew the name of
Mr.. Otto Dreher from before the convention.
Mr.. P. Egan proposed the name Of Charles
Ringwald.
A viva vose vote was bad for the Office, re-
sulting in Mr.. Lineau receiving 46 and Mr..
Ringwald 9 votes.
Mr.. Lineau was called upon and said
he thanked the convention with
all his heart for the honor. He
romised that he would give the party his
most earnest support from the present time
until the day of election. He was proud to be
at the head of the ticket in Ramsey county,
and if elected, as he hoped he would be, he
would endeavor to serve the interests of the
people faithfully. He predicted that the tick
would be elected by $1,000 majority.
COUNTY TREASURER.
Mr.. P. H. Kelly wished to name Cor the
Office of county treasurer alife-long Democrat,
who had spent the best part of his life in the
service of the party. He was now in poor
health, and needed the emoluments of the
office. No one would dispute his integrity.
He nominated Capt. j. Il. keaney.
Mr.. E. II. Wood proposed the name of John
X. Davidson, as man who would add strength
to the ticket-a man who was well known to
the whole community, and would reflect hon.
or upon the Office. He was, besides, ster-
ling Democrat.
Mr.. r. L. German nominated Henry NJ.
Rice.
vote was taken, resulting as follows:
j. b. Reaney. y....................... ..12
John x. Davidson. ......................2 .26
81. NJ. Rice. ..16
There being no choice, second vote was
taken, with the following result:
]. b. Reaney. Observation-Disclosures. Is
j. Y. Davidson. IA
Fl. M. Rice. Observation-Disclosures .16
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION.
recess of ten minutes was taken, after
which the committee on nominating delegates