Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-10

day. There wasia large attendance at the
old court house and a generally prevalent
feeling that there would be no slip this
year in eIecting the entire Democratic
ticket in this county.
The convention was called to order
promptly at 10 O'Clock by Hon. G. D.
O'BrieD, who read the call.
On motion Of Q. o. Cullen, hon. VIM Bar
rett was made temporary chairman. Ed
ward Bazille was made temporary 'secre-
tary aud Wm. Rhodes, ir. was made as
sistaDt secretary.
C. MEGA. thy moved that a committee
of one from each ward and from the coun-
ty be appointed On credentials. Carried.
On motion of P. Il. Kelly, Esq, it was
decided to appoint a committee Of one
from each wa d and one from the county
on permanent or lization.
TIE chair announced the following as
the committee On Credentials:
First ward, C. j. Flahery; Sec ond
ward, VIM. Delaney; Third ward, Il.
b. Fuller; Fourth ward, P. Egan;
Fifth Ward, Vim. Rhodes; Sixth
ward, Samue bearing; ecu airy, Lorenzo
Hoyt.
The following was announced as the
committee or permanent organizations:
First ward, O.J. Nelson: Second ward,
Joseph Ellis; Third ward, o. o. Cullen;
Fourth ward NJ. Fox; Fifth ward, P. II.
Kelly, chairman; Sixth ward, J. c. Nc
Carthy; country, Nicholas Hernes.
4 recess was the1 taken of fifteen min
utes, at the expiration of which tho chair
announced that the committee on oreGen-
tial5 were ready to report.
THE DELEGATES.
Upon reassembiag the committee re-
ported the following as entitled TO seats in
the convention:
First Ward-Wm. Barrett, John Heber.
o. j. Nelson, J. GehRn, 2. O'Brien, Cole
man j. FIaherty, Frank a. Luars, 3. LIN
stadt
Second Ward-Wm. Delaney, VIM. Byrne,
j. T. Mcintosh, P. J. Hogan, Joseph Ellis,
E. Bazilie. Daniel Ball, A. S. Weller.
Third Ward-O. o. Cullen, II. II. Full
Ter, P. Conley, Geo. Leyh, z. II. Schliek,
Geo. Gerlash, dr., Win. EaglsC, Math.
Young.
Fourth Ward, LIST and 4th precincts
Pat Egan, Mic Hardy, Z. A. Smith, Barney
Ryan, Chas. Ringwaid.
Fourth Ward, second and third precincts
m. Lux, Thomas Oaulfelj, Joha Ryan,
John Wo1s, Frank LaBerge.
Fifth Ward-P. Fl. Kelly, G. Casey, VIM.
Rhodes, NJ. MnlIane, J. G. Geacy, J. Han
ley, R. II. Depew, Pat Eagan.
Sixth Ward-J. C. MCCARTHY, Joseph
Minea, Samuel bearing, John Norman,
Louis Wenks, Paul Martin.
Rosetown-E. 4. Hendrickson, Il. Mui-
lens, Nick Hermes.
McLsan-Lswis Nickern, Daniel 0'Con-
nor, John Schaifhauser.
Mounds View-Andre1 Pashik, q. Han
Ian, Joseph Skiba.
Little Canada-Paul Millette, George
Bowens, j. D. Wilson.
White Bsar-R. L. CosgraVe, Joseph
Ref, Z. o. ReanIy.
Reserve. Hinkel, j. Mooney, J. Ham
mons.
PERMANENT OKGANIzATIoN,5
Mr.. Kelly, from the committee on Or
ganization, reported in favor of making
the temporary officers permanent.
Adopted.
In accepting the position of chairman of
the convention Mr.. Barrett thanked the
delegates for the honor conferred, saying
that it afforded him great pleasure to pre-
side over a Democratic convention in
Ramsey county. He believed, he said, that
everything indicated victory for the
party, not only here, bur in Ohio,
and if the Democrats of the state
were true to their principles, victory was
within their grasp and Democratic gov
ernor for the state of Minnesota was as
sured.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
The convention then proceeded to the
nomination of candidates for county of
fees.
A candidate for register of deeds being
first in order, nominations were called for
and ex-Ald. J. @. Mccarthy
proposed the name of Chas. Il. Lienau.
The name of P. j, Dries was proposed.
when Robert A. Smith arose and explained
that he had been requested TO announce
that Mr.. Dries had withdrawn
On motion the nomination of Mr.. Lie
nau was made unanimous, and loud calls
were made for the candidate.
Mr.. Lienau stepped forward, and in re-
spending to the call he said ne was heart
fully grateful at the assurance placed in
him, by the convention, and
that he believed if the same spirit
prevailed at the polls his ELECTION
would be quite as unanimous. His worthy
opponent (Mr. Dries-) he said, had assured
him of his support and the Democracy en-
tered upon the campaign with every pros
peot of carrying both the county and state.
In conclusion he again returned thanks.
COUNTY TREASURER.
Nominations we're then declared in Or
der for candidates for county treasurer.
Daniel Bell nominated Mr.. Ed. Bazille.
Robt. A. Smith placed in nomination
Mr.. W. E. Burton.
?. Il. Kelly, Esq. moved to call the roll
GA the nomination. Carried.
The result was as follows:
Necessary for a choice, 80; whole num-
Der of votes cast, So; Burton, 81; Bottle,
%, John y. Davidson, l. On motion of
j. @. Mccarthy the nomination of Mr..
Burton was made unanimous.
Mr.. Burton was called upon for speech
in response to which he
said he eoRld hardly find words in which
to convey thanks for the honor conferred;
high compliment had been paid him and
the Office for which he was nominated was
one that interested all the tax payers of
the county; he would pledge himself, if
elected, to discharge the high and impor-
tant duties with honesty and faithfulness
COUNTY ATTORNEY.