Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-15

1cr AiteSit years dhi hoo
Zee a staunch and reliable Republican dur
ng the entire time, was eninently capable |
and deserving. His remarks elected con |
applause from his German fol |
lowing.
The voting was done by precincts and |,
towns, each delegation responding as the |
read the list.
INFORMAL BALLOT.
Charles Robinson. .................. 80
George HUM. .................... %
Whole number of votes cast. .... 100
Necessary for 8 choice. ,.............. 81
Upon the motion of Mr.. Bailey the next
vote taken was formal as follows:
FORMAL BALLOT.
George Kuhn. .... ......-....... SO
Whole number of votes cast 900 .102
Necessary for choice . 53
The nomination was made unanimous.
LOBBYING.
During the balloting considerable con-
fusion prevailed throughout the hall The
hackers of each candidate manifested
much solicitude, and did their utmost to
secure ballots for their favorite. But each
delegation fled up to the hat and deposited
their votes with q determination which no
amount Of arguing or intimidation seemed
to shake, and both were resorted to in the
extremities of the fight. -
THE sHES1FE.
The convention next took formal bal
ballot for the candidate for sheriff, without
nomination. The proposition caused
slight ripple of dissatisfaction, but it did
not break out to any very great extent:
James Stoodart. so
S. l.. Briefly .....................22
Whote number OF votes cast. ........... IgS
Necessary for choice Observation-Disclosures. So
The nomination of Mr.. Stoddart for
sheriff was made unanimous, bat it might
be well to add that Mr.. Brierly's
friends shouted no when the negative
of the question was called. They made the
old hall echo.
COUNTY ATTORNET.
Freeman 2. Lane presented the name of
Byron Sutherland, explaining that he was
the unanimous choice of the Third ward,
and the representative of the younger
members of the bar.
J. B. Gilfllan at once arose and present
ed the name Of john G. Wooley, whom he
eulogized in a lengthy speech filed to ever
| flowing with "taffy," representing him rs
an exemplary young man, an eminent at
toruey, and SO forth, and so forth, and go
forth.
! Mr.. Fish nominated VIM. e. Hale, whom
he claimed was the most cit for the posi-
| ton Of any member of the bar OF Hanne-
pin county. He had had that experience
| necessary to take care OF the legal bust
! ness of the county, and such as none of the
other candidates mentioned could boast,
| and according to Republican doctrine was
entitled to q reelection
| There being three candidates in the field
it was voted that the first be an informal
| ballot, which resulted as follows:
| Byron Sutherland. SO
John G. Wooley. Sc
| VIM. e Hale. sc
Whole number of votes cast. 100
| This was followed by a formal ballot, ae
follows:
Byron Sutherland. . SO
John G. Wooley.. "a
VIM. e. Hale. sc
Whole number of votes cast. ...... 103
Necessary for choice ..... Is
| There being no choice the second formal
vote was taken, and resulted as follows:
/ Byron Sutherland. 81
John g. Wooley ..............3 sc
| William E. Hale Observation-Disclosures. Is
| Whole number OF votes cast. 1OG
| Necessary for q choice Observation-Disclosures. Sc
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