Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-13

Stearns Couuty-H. C. Waite, A. Barto, F.
Il Dam, A. l. Elliott.
st. Louis County-D. q. Cash, r. C.
Michel, T. Burke.
wilkin County,. Childs, Phelps.
Wadena Connty-C. E. Billiard, Harrison
Lyons.
The committee On credentials then submit.
ted the following report:
ENTITLED TO SEATS.
Norman-P. Q. Olson. Martin Rudi, b. W.
Baker, L. L. Ramstad.
Kittson-H. Eustian, D. F. Brawlsy.
St. Louis-D. G. Cash, R. c. Mitchell
Frank Burk.
Clay-F. q. Comstock, L. o. starla, F. F.
Grover.
Norrison-J. H. Rhodes, D. Corbin.
Lake-H. p. wielsnd.
stearns-H. c. Waite, A. Barto, F. II.
Damn, A. Moore, substitute for A. Elliott.
Todd-John Waite, 8. N. Herbert, j. /.
Bell
Wadena--A. G. Broker, H. f. Pressher.
Pope-Hugh Thomson, d. Stevens, Halvor
Steenerson, Judge r. Reynolds.
stevens-D. r. Sutherland, r. j. Ball, Il.
W. Stone.
Otter Tail-A. Leverson, II. c. Hatch, Geo.
boyington, j. g. Nelson, G. D. Baker, N. G.
Clspp, W. Jacob Anthin, q. Z. Rawson, B.
d. johnson.
Grant-Tlmothy Heald, Ole Cannestorf,
Knute Melby, c. r. Washburn.
Pope-A. A. Weller, Norman Shook, Fred.
rhorben.
Douxlss-F. B. Vauhesen, j. b. Van.
dyke, Il. Jenkins, Andre Erners; G. Il. Rey-
nOlds, substitute for Erners.
Traverse-J. F. Shane, 81. II. Howe.
Marshsll-W. C. Campbell, Ethan Allen, r.
D. Keys.
Becker-J. A. More, Z. Norby, G. A. John.
son.
Carleton-A. Townser, !. h. Ever, r. B.
Wallace.
Benton-Geo. Mayhem, Erasmus Cross.
The report was adopted after little debate,
relating to allowing Becker county to have
three votes when one man was In the Kindred
convention. 1t was voted to count two only.
Mr.. Comstock was made permanent chair
man, and D. g. Cash. of Duluth, permanent
secretary.
REVOLUTIONS.
RESOLVED, By the Republicans of the Fifth
congressional district, In delegate convention
assembled in Detroit, Mimi, this l2th day Of
July, A. D. 1881:
First-That the principles OF the grand Re.
publican party of these United States are held
sacred by US, and that In that party now, a. In
the days Of peril and civil war, the people put
their trust and confidence, which shall never
the equal rights OF man, carried the nation
safely through the perils OF the most terrible
civil war In the history OF the civilized world
and preserved the life Of this great nation and
The rights and liberties OF man; that 1t hbsr.
ated four millions OF men from slavery and
consolidated and encouraged the lovers of
liberty throughout the civilized world.
SseOnd-That a. 1t was our power and re-
lance in war, 90 it is II our hope and reliance
In peace, and under Its administration this
nation has arrived ct high degree OF power,
civilization and the advancement of man In
arts, in science, in free thought and speech,
and just and proper appreciation OF liberty
under our republican form Of government.
Third-That We heartily endorse the prin.
inaugurated BY our lamented president, Gar
hsld, and pledge to President Arthur our
hearty support of all just measures designed
to promote the welfare OF our nation.
Fourth-That we believe that the tariff
question should receive the careful eonsidera-
ton Of our legislators, and our tariff be so ad.
justed as to relieve the producing and agricul-
tural interests of all unjust or unnecessary
burdens.
RESOLVED, That We are in hearty sympathy
and accord with all honest efforts to ennoble
labor, and believe that 1t is the province of
legislators and duty to 50 regulate the rela-
tions between capital and labor that the labor
capital, have equal favor and be relieved OF all
unjust and oppressive burdens.
Fifth-That We are heartily In favor OF q
reciprocity treaty, whereby free trade may be
had between the province Of Canada and these
United States.
sixth-That we deeply deplore the excite
ment and bitterness which has been epgendered
in this district by the unprecedented contest
for the nomination OF q candidate for con-
gress, and we ask fair minded men OF all par.
ties te join with US In allaying that excitement,
bitterness and In electing the nominee OF this
convention, whose sole desire is to promote
the welfare OF the nation, the state and the
people of this district.
Seventh--That we should be recreant to our
trast as the delegates of the Republican party
of this district, If we failed to denouncs the
fraud, chicanery, corruption and violence
openly and boldly practiced by Mr.. Kindred
in his desperate attempt to control the action
OF this convention and nominate himself.
Eighth-That the strumpet Of corruption
has walked openly By day IN our midst in the
political contest for the nomination at this
sheep In the shambles. 1t il not
for ourselves that We protest against
such practices, but in the name Of justice, In
the name of the sacred principles Of Repubi-
can government, and in the name OF the grand
old party which We in part represent, we
BOlemuiy protest against the use OF money 70
corrupt men at the primaries, to purchase
delegates and TO corrupt.
NInth-We must hold c. +. Kindred
responsible for introducing in to this district
the corrupt and reprehesible methods OF the
worst elements Of other political parties in
the slums and sink holes OF the great cities.
Tenth-Let every honest man raise
his voice and use his ballot In pro-
test against the man who has openly pro.
claimed that he had money enough to buy
seat in congress from the voters of this dis
trict; who has spent Thousands OF dollars IN
his attempt to override the well known wishes
OF the Republicans of the Fifth district, and
by fraud and violence, and under his own
supervision and direction, filed the hall where
this convention was to assembled with q
multitude Of partisans mot delegates) and
buliies and shoulder hitters, who, In pursu-
| anee Of his plans by open violence,
| under his personal direction, elected
the officers OF this convention from
the hall when this convention was called to
order. We appeal to all honest men Of what.
ever party to denounce and forever stamp out
! such practices, fatal alike to the sacred prin
eiplss of our government, our party
aud the rights of the legal cleo
| tors of this district; and We call
upon all fair.mlnded men to witness the fair.
ness and Iectitude of our conduct
under the greatest provocation, and to Join
with as in redesming the politics of this con.
gressional district from practices of corrup.