Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-20
chi.sgo-F. N Pratt, John shaleen, Ed. N.

Chissgo-F. N. Pratt, John Shaleen, Ed. N.
Folsom, Morris FOWLER, John Dean
Hennepin-C. d. Petit, G. A. Pillsbury,
C. NJ. Loring, Ole Byorum. Chas. W. John
Geo. A. Camp, Byron Sutherland, j. w.
Anderson, John P. Rea, DR.. A. Ortman. Lorin
Fletcher, Geo. II. johnson, o. 8. Miller, W.
D. Hall, Thomas Hitler.
Isauti-O. A. Hallin, Stephen Hewson. I.
81. Caine.
Kanabec-S H. Danforth.
Pine-Hiram Brackett.
Ramsey. H. Stewart, Martin Nelson, A.
R. MeGill, Stanford Newell, C. p. Barnard. j.
Fred Richter, Samuel 81. Nichols, r. N. Nc.
Laren, NJ d. Flower, Peter Thauwald, j. A.
McConkey.
sherburne-H. E. Craig, w. H. Houlton.
Washington Judd, w. b. Getchell,
E. D. Taylor, c. N. Bennett, j. A. Reed, G.
NJ. Seymour, Orris Lee, James Sinclair, Alex
Donald.
Wight. C. Porter, Henry Kreis, Nor.
man Chance, s. w. Junken, Jonathan Smith
Gustave Bodine, N. Warner, Sam E. Adams,
and Daniel McCarter.
The report of the committee was adopted
after which, GA motion of Judge Rea, of Hen.
nep;n, the temporary officers of the conyen
ton were made the permanent officers.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
On motion of w. II. Honlton, of Anoks
the chair appointed the following committe,
on resolutions:
w. n. Houlton, OF Anoka.
o. A. Pray, of Hennepin.
Peter Thauwaid, Of Ramsey.
John Shaleen, of Chisago.
G.. NJ. Seymour, of Washington.
Sam E. Adams, of Wright.
WIND SHUT OFF.
| Gen. McLaren moved that all resolutions t.
be offered be referred to the committee with
cut debate, which motion prevailed.
| Under this rule the following communica
| ton and resolutions presented by a commit
consisting of Rev. w. ". Satterlee, Rev. j
| r. Chsffee, Rev. M. D. Shuttles and j. A
Temple, of Minneapolis, and G. E. Chase, o
Anoka, were read and referred without debate
Office Of the President OF the Constitutional Amend
ment Agitation Committee, Minneapolis. July /!
| 1892
| To the Fourth Congressional District Congress
ionA Convention assembled In st Paul, July l!
| 1882: Conference.-The constitutional Amendmer
or political organization, but des:ling to act wit
good men In all parties who favor prohibition of III
hquor traffic, and representing as We believe me-
joriy of the qualified electors of this state do mos
respectfully ask of your honorable body the passsg
| Of the following resolution CT resolution of nk
import believing that such action by your HONORABLE
cOdy VIII go Tar toward bringing the subject matte
contained therein before the people of state fo
their adoption rejection:
ResOLUed, That since it is certain that large pre-
portion, if not majority of the people of this stat
are in favor OF amendment to the constitution @
the state which shall prohibit the n anufacture an
sale OF intoxicating liquors. and one demanding tha
this section shall be referred to them for their &C
ton. We do hereby express our conviction without
| the least committing the Republican party In thi
district state to the politics of prohibition. tbs
the people are entitled to govern themselves in re
spect to the matter here involved in respect to q
other matters, and that the legislature cannot IA
10 submit bill to the people which shall provide fc
the constitutional prohibition Of the liquor trafi
without restricting the people in respect to their in
alenable right to make their own constitution an
| laws by IN usurpation Of power on its part whic
would be subversive OF our free government.
j. F. CHAFFEE Chairman.
| W. W. SArrERLEH, Secretary
On motion of Gen. Flower the chair al
pointed the following committee of nine
select district committee for the ensuin
year:
NJ. d. Flower, of Ramsey.
| G. M. Loring, of Hennepin.
George HUM, of Heunepin.
w. F. Chase, of Anoka.
J. A. Reed, of Washington.
F. H. Pratt, of Chisago.
Nathan Warner, OF Wright.
John Shaleen, of Chisago.
Hiram Bracket, of Pine.
On motion of G. A. Pillsbury, the CONVEX
ton TO TX q recess until 2.30 D. m