Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-06
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
HENNHPIN COUNTY DEMooKA ATS

HENNEPIN COUNTY DEMOCR ATS
In Contention in Harmonic Hatt-A Hdr-
atonious Session james W. Laurence
Nominated for Judge of Pro6afe-tftds.
III. HoGq for Superintendent OF SCHOOLS
Jos Ii. Roife for County Treasurer.
A GOOD aIcKEr.
Az I, o'clock vssterday morning the Hsnnspin
county Democratic convention was called to order by
Charles McC. Reeve chairman Of the central COM
mittee. by rasdlsg the call published In the dairy
papers.
Uoon motion, Mr.. Reeve elected Temporary
chairman. and Robert W Brown temporary secIe-
tny.
yo,ed that a comm ttee Of three be appointed by
the char IL on credentials. The following gehue-
men duy app1leted as such comm ttee:
SCION Arusiroug, NJ. ". Gl III ana ohn tVerArd.
The committee retired.
Pending The report of The above committee sew
eral naaes vera handed In to nil The VACANT les
Solou armstros from the com ritiee on creusn
tials reporte. the names OF the delegates from the
Various wards and the townships as follows:
DELEGAT s.
First Ward-H R. Hsning, NJ. w. Gle n, Chas.
Thieeu ls. +. Nelson, L Nj. Bohan H. Bredemus.
Baldmip Brown, K W. gro H. :. Lyon, j. h. amp
bell, Jacob Fell, Andrew Lindnerg, Louis Nader, D.
Mcmillan
Second ward-Isasc McNair, William Lochren,
Scion Armstrong, Jacob heebe I. q. Salisbury.
Third ward-P. Hariff, IL. Gross, J. Weinard +.
Schwapach D. Watt ii. Westphal J. Bot,iueau,
i. Hayes, L A. 'ens, ?. Bofesding, D. OILS adt,
+. Pfioum, P. Oommers.
Fourth Tard-J G Mcfarland. Z. IL. Wilson, S
Mahoney, J. W. Lawrence, 3. b. Hart, J Ed
ward, J Il. Rolf. Geo. Il. stetson, S. Flanagan,
L. u. CAHvet A. Nj. Jordan, j b. hale, 5onn rem
Fifth wsrd L. bennington, ] Il. Conkey, A
A. Ames A. BachdA d. j. Il. Stevens, Raus-
child Geo. Huy, T.. Geln:y, Il. +. smith, D. Bird
sail
sixth ward-M. Walsh, A seigmann, Arnold
], b. Huntington, T. l.. Van Duzss, Carroll,
j. Culeo, Hartmann, j. hoiscner. .. uler, F.
Hor neegG j. b. Mueller
Dayton-Messrs Drew and BeTkey.
Brooklyn q. n. Wood.
Coreoraa p. B. Corcorsn, William Corcoran.
ChaGpon-Harry Ghostly
CRYSTAL Lake. Kess!er.
Eden Pfa les. Mitchell Ezra Paine.
Greenwood Martin Congeti.
HasSsn--Gordon JAckins.
Independence j, II. Notary.
Sloomiu gtun-Talter 5. Mcleod,
Plym he. W. Harrington. Charles sohiebe.
Medina-B. f. Chrstl=ie, j. Chlisueib, ". s.
Spafford.
Oss+o-Fred Smith.
Observation-Disclosures Barton and Connolly.
Adopted
Voted that the temporary organization be made
permanent.
Voeed tast committee of seven be appointed by
the chair select aud presest to ths convention the
of the twenty dele. stes to the state con-
vention in ct. Paul, to-day.
The fOllowing names were so presented Oy tne
ch.iIman John Lechren, r P. burlington, b.
Niue lrr alfred 10 Lhdal, J. q. Rolfe j. Blcker,
Matt walsh.
Coukey arose to inquire as to whether the con-
Ventiuu should not proceed st once to the nomtna-
ton of ofh srs.
Ed A Stevens moved that a recess OF Eve min
utes be taken. rising vote was taken and ths
mot, gas lost.
NJ. W. Glenn. in a humorous vein, moved that IN
the nkerest Of harmony, while the ossvsntioA wa
awaiting The report Of the committee on nams' 10
- III eta n MI N
that tee bs appointed to wait upon ths jan
itor and that IRE was built
Er 6isrn was appointed &c such committee, but
faea IL ufaciate.
Col Sasvsss was in favor of proceeding to take
informal ballot for tho nomi4etion Of dge OF pro-
bate
3D. 4 Stevens was opposed ta the proposition. |
de thought the scver delegates VIII were then in the
committee should have opportunity to vote upon
ali questions. vote was ta.en add the motion was
car led
The chairman appointed as telers Iessrs. Eugene
II wilson and ". ". McNer.
At this junchlre the committee upon delegates to
the state convention come in and reported the FOL
lowing names:
Eugene II Wilson, VIM. Lochren. o. q. Merriam. |
W W Nc Sair a. t. Apkeny, Jsc b Fe.l, jacob
Becker, NJ. W. Glenn, G. Nee Resvs, e. 2. Dun
ningtori, Harry Ghost c. f. SAWYER, T. L. Morse,
August 81, gmsu, Isaac Atwatsr, EdmuPd Eichhorn |
P. 2. BwsnsOn, sesgravs smith, Johu K Hal, Henry
HauschiId Ed. A. stevsns, Charles Hsag, A.
Ames, J. r. Rolfe, b B. Hart, George r. Robinson, |
Baldwin Brown, Henry T. Wells.
Il Geltinenu moved that the delegation be en-
powered 10 NIL vacancies and to cast the fn vote OF
The delegation
FOR JUDGE OF PEoBAIB.
Ed. A. Stevens nominated James W. Lawrence.
] B Bottineau nominated A. T. AnkeDy.
Mr.. Peadergest nominated II. P. He ring.
The name of P NJ R.bcock was ominatsd in |
connection with the nomina ioa, but Mr.. Locaren
stated ne had conferred With Judge
Babcock, and Babcock had informed him that he
would not accept the nomination. His name was
Withdrawn.
INFORMAL VOTE.
Thos Ankemy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
H. Z. Herring. ......-..... $500. ~
d. barues.
Whole number of votes ............. ..-.... 66
No choice
I'd. a. stevens moved that each delegation be au-
thorizea cast the whole vote that each voting pre-
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