Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-15
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
CUT AND DRIED.


1he Hennept,s County Contention Meet
and Goes Through the Form Of Endors
ing q Delegation, Witch Had PrertostsI
Been Decided Upon, and Who Are Pledge
for Washbmrn-Little Fletcher Buried 1,
the Ruins of Last Springs Campaign
WasI.Jmrn S1avered cifE Tafy.
Pursuant to the published call, the Republicans o
Rennepn county met in convention the Marke
hall yesterday forenoon for the purpose of eiectiul
delegates to the convention Of the Fourth coneres
sione district which Ia to be hsd in st. Pad on thu
10TH
Convention called TO order by Byron Sutherland
the chairman OF the central committee, who read tn
call.
The attendance was confined almost exclusively t,
the delegates.
Major Camp nominated
CHARLES W. JOHNSON
as temporary chairman, who took his seat will
thanks.
@. A. Pillsbury nominated Andrew Hllgard as sec
rotary, and upon vote was declared elected.
Byron Sutherland moved the appointment Of q
committee of i've on credentials. Carried
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
Byron Sutherland NJ. s. Starring, VIM. Grim
shaw, L. W. Campbell, f. 8. Mcdonald, were ap-
pointed as such committee. The committee at once
Withdrew and adjusted the following list of dele
gates:
DELEGATES.
Bloomington-Sven E liugson, J Batcheler
Brooklyn-D Green and " Fisher.
Chsmplin-o Miller and Charles Hayden.
Oorcoran-C l. Peck.
Crystal Lake-No delegates present.
Dsyton-No delegates present.
Eden Prairie-M Starring and William Ander-
son.
Excelsior-O Sheldon and II CLARK.
Green wood-No delegates present
Hassan-Chas NJ Hoag.
Independence No delegates present.
Maple Groye-W f Evans Samuel Macks
Medna-Thomas Hieu.
Minneapolis-O Garvey. o r Hilson, Pat
ridge, Cnas fitzpatrick. oshiah Thompson.
Minnetonka-No delegates present.
Minnetrista-No delegate present.
Osseo-G Demeule8.
Plymouth-A Austin.
Richfed No delegates present.
st Anthony-Ho delegates present.
FIRST WARD.
First Precnct-No delegates present.
Second Precinct-No delegates present.
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct-W NJ Barrows.
Second Preceot Rea, Ole Guam, DIR. Ort-
man, Davis.
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct-F E Green. Peter Rauen, two
votes, z j Geish and G W Dawson.
Second Precinct W Anderson, Byron Suther-
land, w Brown and Plumb or.
FOURTH WARD
First Preenct-A Knobloch, II Ness and Il
Grethen.
Second Precinct-wm Grimshaw, W d Hale. J
Newton Mind and Geo Camp.
Third Precinct O " Johnson G A Bovey, Fl
Thompson, A M Bailey, Gordon, Samuel Hill,
Clarkson Lindley.
First Preclnct-o NJ Loring, Noldadt, George
Land, Walsh, ] Williams, Andrew Hilyer and
Woyerton.
Second Preclnct--C q Petit Hush, @ Pills
bury, II Morrison and O Whitney
Third Precinct o Pray, W NJ Bracket, James
Stodart. NJ Parker and Nelson Williams.
SIXTH WARD.
First Precinct-Chas Retley, M Tittema, Joseph
Leachman, DR. III Skinner, H d Blood and
Hangar.
Second Precinct-F l. Bachelor, Ole Byoruu, L A
Third Precinct--Wm Tweedir, Newton, A
Oeteear, Erstgaard aud W Anderson.
The report amended was adopted.
There being no Republicans in the First precinct
OF the First ward OF course, there was represent
tation in the convention.
Mr.. Partridge moved that Delegate Thompson
cast the vote of the absent delegate from lhs town.
ship of Minneapolis. Motion carried
Peter Rauen was authorized to vote in lieu Of Dr.
Skinnsr, who was absent.
discussion e1sued over the list of delegates from
the third precinct of the Fourth ward two dele gates
elected at the primaries having been omitted by the
committee on credentials. The matter was finally
nally intended by the caucus, l. O., the names of
Hill! and Lindsey.
MIR Thompson moved that the chairman appoint
COMMITTEES of seven to select tue delegates to the
district convention.
Mr.. Partridge moved to amend so that one be Sc
lected from each ward and from the country, max
Maj. Hale, DE-: Ortman, W. NJ. Barrows, Peter
Rauen, j. III. ark, 4. o. Haegan, Sever Ellison
Nelson Williams and q. A. Partridge were an
nounced by the chairman az such committee. An
fifteen minutes taken OeQdinn
the deliberations of this nittee, when the con-
vention was again called 70 order aud the com mite
reported the following
DELEGATES TO DISTRICT CONVENTION:
Fl Petit, g A Pilsbury Chas NJ Lorpg, De
Byorum. Ohas W johnson, o Pray, j Williams
Miller, Geo HUM, Geo Damp, Byron Suther-
land W Anderson, j Rea, DR. Ortman, W W Bar
rows, Soo. IL Johnson, VIM Anderson, Thos Hiilyer.
Mr.. Pc tit ~ oved that the delegation be empow-
cred TO I'LL any vacancies which may from
any Cause, The motion was carried
The chairman then read the following resolution
instructng the delegation to vote for the nomination
OF W. ID. Washburn for congressman:
TAFFY FOR wAsHBURs.
Resolved, That the Republicans of Hennepin
sounty present for denomination to congress in this
district, the Hon. William D. Washburn, whose
record in congress during the past four years has
won for him the respect and confidence of his
stituen's and assures us that the interests of the
party and the country and of this district safe in
his hands. Upon the principles enunciated in the
last National Republican platform invite the sup
port of every voter in the coming campaign.
Mr.. Washburn has been consistent and
worthy advocate and representative of Re-
publican principles; he has shown himself
true friend t. labor; has used his in.
fuencs to modify and reduce the burdens of taxa
ton, made necessary by war waged against the
union by Democratic hands; he has been indefati-
gable in his devotion the natural interests of this
district, the state of Minnesota and the great
Northwest, its rivers and other routes Of cheap
and he has always bseu found at his
post of duty. aud has acq Tired iaf lenos among
the leading msn of congress. making him useful
and valuable as representative.
At the conclusion of the reading the above
wonderfully assuring resolution the con vention i'd
journed.
mistaken identity or False Persona tom
Yesterday afternoon the case of the State vs.
William Fl. Moore. mentioned in yesterdays GLOBE,