Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-09
Repub:ished from Sunday Globe
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
THEY GO THROUGH THE FORM OF
BAKING 4 TICKET.

Richter and McCardy Re-nominated-No
Opposition to Judge McGrorty-A Legis-
lature Selected Except Senator.
The Republican county convention for
Ramsey county met at the old court house
building at 10 a. m. yesterday and was
called to order by Gen. Mark D. Flower.
chairman of the county committee. In
doing SO Gen. Flower took occasion to
say that he trusted the convention in its
deliberations would nominate ticket that
would command the respect of the citizens
OF Ramsey county. He called especial at
tention to the importance of the Office of
county commissioner and requested that
good men be nominated for that position.
He then read portion of the call.
On motion of Capt. Ed S. Bean Gen.
R. N. McLaren was. unanimously chosen
as chairman.
Capt. Ed. S. Bean was elected secretary
and j. P. Lightner as assistant.
Gen. Mark D. Flower, Edward Dorsey.
and W. S. Wilson were appointed as com
mittee on credentials.
The committee reported the following
List of Delegates.
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct-Henry Habighorst, Rob-
ert Seegrr. T. Wilson, Nels Swanson.
Second Precinct-A. B. Wilgus, J. P. AL
len, John Leverson, w. S. Wilson. Louis
Wagner.
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct-G. W. Lamson, w. Weis.
NJ. Harrison.
Second Precinct-W. R. Merriam, A. N.
Nelson, Henry Snyder.
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct-Ed. S. Bean, Jacob Ham
mer, Geo. G. Squires, Henry Bueger, j. c.
Haupt, W. Il. Lighter
Second Precinct-R. N. McLaren. j. D.
Ludden. Julius Schneider.
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct-W. D. Hawkins. Frank
Kriesck, John Matheis, Peter Thorwald
Second Precinct-M. D. Flower, Stan
ford Newell, Sam H. Nichols, J. B. Beals
Third Precinct-Gates A. johnson,
Thomas 2. Wilson, h. Bayer, Chas. F..
Yaeger, Chas A. Capel.
Fourth Precinct-Wm. Banholzer, Frank
Kuch, Robert Holder.
EIGHTH WARD.
First Precinct-A. H. Wilder. VIM.
Lindeke, G. D. Gilfllan, E. Albrecht, Vic
tor Bergreen, A. P. Croonquist.
Second Precinct-J. NJ. Curtis, Robt.
Eschler. Gus Passavant, Charles Joubert.
Third Precinct-Edward Drury, Charles
Passavant, Peter Englebrecht.
SIXTH WARD.
Geo. W. Ell. Bell, Adam Rau, F. A. Leyde,
A. Schuman.
White Bear town-Henry SCHNEIDER.
White Bear Village-J. G. Murray, Phi
lander Long.
Mound View-W. V. Athey.
Rose Town-August Bundy, J. J. Ell
ringar.
Reserve-Adam Bohland.
McLean-B. B. Barnson
New Canada-W. L. Ames, VIM. Houle.
The report of the committee was ac-
cepted and adopted.
DISTRICT JUDGES.
Gen. Flower moved to proceed to an in
formal ballot for candidate for sheriff.
but withdrew the motion upon the state
ment of Stanford Newell, that in the order
of the call there were two candidates for
judges OF the district court to be nomi-
mated
Mr.. Newell moved that II. r. Brill and
Orlando Simons be declared the unani-
nous choice of the convention for dis
trict judges, by reclamation, and the mo-
ton was carried unanimously.
SHERIFF.
John Mathies then moved that Mr.. Fred
erick Richter, the present incumbent.
be declared the unanimous choice of the
convention as candidate for sheriff.
w. S. Wilson moved an amendment that
the convention proceed to an informal
ballot.
Gen. Flower favored the amendment. He
was Richter man and knew that Mr..
Richter would be nominated. but there
were those present who desired to cast a
complimentary vote for some other candi-
date, and he thought they should have that
privilege.
After some further explanations Mr. Ma
thies withdrew his motion, and an inform
al vote was taken which resulted as follows:
+. Richter 40: A. B. Wilgus u; j. B. Oh
iver L; A. R. Keifer 1.
On motion of W. s. Wilson, the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Richter was made unanimous
and a committee consisting of John
Mathies, A. B. Wilgus and j. G. Haupt was
appointed to wait upon Mr.. Richter and
inform him of his nomination.
The committee returned with Mr.. Richter
and after returning the stereotyped thanks
for the nomination he pledged himself to
do all he could not only for his own cleo
ton but also for that of the entire ticket
He then referred to the uncalled for
statements that had been made
in a certain evening paper
against him. He had never either person
ally or politically injured Captain Castle,
and he did not know why he had been ass
sailed by him. He said he had always en-
deavored to discharge the duties of the
Office to the best of his ability and if re-