Daily globe., 1882-08-23
THE HENNEPIN DEMOCRATS

The County COnuenti0n Hetd fn Neu
Turner Hall and F0rty- Two DeFegafe:
to the Congressional Convention, Selected
Pursuant to the call the Hennepin county
Democratic convention was held in new
Turner hall yesterday noon, for the purpose
of selecting forty-two delegates to the con
gressional convention to be held in this CITY
TO- morrow. eyf rr-s..--.
The convention was called to order by H.
e. Morse, chairman of the county committee
by the reading of the official call from tbt
GLOBE
W. ". McNair being nominated for TEN.
porary chairman, respectfully declined ir
favor OF Charles Hoag, whom he designated
as the Oldest Democrat in the county.
Mr.. Roag took the chair and thanked the
convention in few well turned words
s. E. M. Foot was elected temporary see
retary.
The following gentlemen were selected
as committee ON credentials by the chair:
E. NJ. Wilson, Geo. Huey and j Z. McFarlane.
w. w. McNair moved that the chair ap-
point committee of eleven, three from the
East division, two from the country and six
from the West division, for the purpose OF
selecting and presenting to the convention
fofty-two delegates to attend the district con-
vention which will convene on Thursday.
The chairman named the following as such
committee: fl
W. w. MeNair, A, T. Anken, Daniel
Watt, ]. H. Conkey, A. Bradford, NJ. W.
Glenn, VIM. Blaisdell, Herman WestphaI, r
r. Dunninzt ton, Lambert Hayes, A. A. Page,
A. Ii. Mitchell. ,......-'
The committee on credentials reported the
following list Of delegates to the convention:
THE DELEGATES.
First Ward--M. w. Glenn, B. r. Nelson, J =.
E Flannigan, D. B. johnson, John T Lee,
John Ortb, Jr., John P. Joseph, Robert
Erwin, Matt Bredemus, William Hoy, A.
Lind.
Second Ward-solon Armstrong, Jacob
Becker, W. w. McNair, John Nelson.
: Third Ward-D. Waitt, NJ. Gross, John
Losfett, H. Westphal, Lambert Hayes, Thos
Pagan, A. Bradford, B. Allen, w. Massault,
Chss. Hoag, Z. Eichhorn.
Fourth Ward-Seagrave Smith, John Ever
ard, Joseph FL. Rolfe, John j. Ankeny, John
G. McFarlane, E. NJ. Wilson, George G..
Jacoby, Robert L. Kelly, Charles E. Keith, A
}. Wilson, d. NJ. Gilmore, Frank L. Morse,
John Pendergast.
Fifth Ward-J. II. Conksy, C. NJ. Foote,
Utley Hare, George E. Huey, r. P. Dunning
ton, Thos. Sexton, Henry Hauschild, o. Rein
hardt, Alfred Bachdahl, VIM. Buckendorf. 3.
8. Blrdsell, John Ii Stevens, John Sexton.
Sixth Ward-A. 81. Mitchell, Joseph Hol.
scher, Mat Walsh, F L. Van Dusep, John
Larson, John Fewer, Louis Fredericks, Jacob
Martin, James Sweeney, Louis Burgis, Aug.
Seigman.
st: Anthony-A. A. Page.
Minneapolis-H. T. AnkeDy, w. T. Blais-
dell, r. 2. Russell.
Minnetonka Robert Barto.
Seagrave Smith moved the report be adopt
ed, and the motion was carried.
Inc temporary organization was made per-
manent. -
w. w. McNair moved that those in attend
ance upon the convention from the country
not represented be empowered to take seats in
the convention as delegates. Upon vote the
motion prevailed.
A recess was taken for ten minutes, pending
the report OF the committee selected to
place before the convention list
of delegates to the district convention.
at the expiration of the intermission the
committee reported the following
DELEGATES TO CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
j. w. Johnson, John Everard, seagrave
Smith, Patrick Corcoran, Able LEM, E. Eich.
horn, Charles sheibe, Henry Oswald, Frank
Beebe, Isaac Atwater, George D. Perkins,
Mathew Walsh, P. J. E. Clementson, Alfred
Backdahl Charles Hoag, j. a. Rolfe, Mathew
Gross, J. w. Lawrence, Utley Hare, Solon
Armstrong, John 7. Lee, Henry Hauschild,
A. II. Mitchell, H. G. Morse, G.. McC. Reeve,
A. T. Ankeny, VIM. Blaisdell, Daniel Waitt,
j. Ii. Conkey, r. P. Dunnington, A. Brad
ford, D. B. johnson, e. NJ. Foote, B. F. Mel
son, Peter swanson, E. NJ. Wilson, w. w.
McNair, Robert s. Kelley, j. &. Fryer, Z. w.