Daily globe., 1883-08-03
motion of Robert Miller took recess IN
til p. m.
Atternonn Session

mitted the following report:
DELEGATES
entitled to seats in the convention:
Anoka-A. NJ. Fridley, j. C. Frost, Tom Cole
man. G. W. Moreu.
Becker II Finney, r L Frazee.
Blue Earth-J NJ Brooma, John Wise, j
Wiswell, H Foster, ] Gates, J z Graham, John
Meagher.
Big StOne-Lafayette Emmet.
Benson-A. J. Demeules, G. a. Hurck, G. W.
Sweet.
Brown-F L Randall, E Bertram, F E Bow
en-, A E Barnes, A Bogen.
Crow Wing-G. W. Holland, P. Mertz, NJ.
McCabe:
Chisago-H. NJ. Setter.
Cook-Paul Laselle.
Clay-P Lamb, J Baugh, N Butler.
Chisago-J D Markham.
Dakota-R. G. Libby, John F. Norrish, G. P
Adams, James McDonough, H. j. Cleveland,
Geo Wagner, E. G. Stringer, Jas. Coughlin, 4.
Schaelleg, D. O'Brien, Hugh Connolly, John
Weber, NJ. Flaggerty.
Fillmore-H & Wells, SIS McKenney,
Sullivan.
Freeborn-M H Avery, B NJ Palmer.
Goodhue-O N Hall, NJ Doyle, G Pierce.
Houston-Joseph Vossen, W. H. Harries, w
George, Dan Conley, Capt. S. B. McIntyer, T.
Gilbertson.
Hennepin-AA Ames, M W Glenn, Solon
Armstrong, Ed. Eickhorn, J G JacOby, M
Walsh, P ? Swenson, D B johnson, A II Mitchell,
NJ Eustis, C G Flashow.
Kandiyohi- NJ Spicer, O'Brien.
LIE Sueur-J. j. Green, Hugh Byrne E. Pur-
ington, F. W. Koler, R. II. Everett, Daniel
Waldes, Daniel Walsh, A. Brook, T. w. Sheehy,
R. Mason, ]. W. Ronberger, Michael Doran.
Mile Lacs-Chas Keithe.
| Meeker-W Nj Campbell, NJ Flynn, 4 D.,
Ross.
Morrison-J Simmons, W Butler, Geo Geisel
H Bassicot, D Lachine.
McLeod-W Bonniwell, A P Fitch, J II.
Dorsey, FELTON, Vollmer, A Bodenhimer, J Y
| Lewis.
Mower-John Frank, B Gates, A E Cox.
| Nicollet-AL L Sackett, B II Randall, Alex
Harkin, Boyce.
Olmsted-A Bierman, R A Jones, G A Heffern,
R w Waldron, D L Bonner,W L Breckenridge,
H Schuster, NJ Burns.
Otter Tail-R Miller, N R Laraway, G c Wat
ters Ed II Low.
Pine-A G Perkins, r G Robertson =
| Polk-Wm. Anglim, f. s. DeMers.
Ramsey-Wm Lee, Edmund Rice, G L Beck
er. w johnson, D j Baker, Thomas Ryan,
James King, W H Shelly, P Newgard, John Bell,
VIM Delaney, A r Capehart, r l. German, B
Brisbin, c Flandrau. J Egan, Daniel Kelly,
] Mccarthy, S Hanft, Chas II Lineau, Paul
Martin, VIM Barrett, ] Pond, F J Mead, W
| E Burton
Rice-August Mortenson, s, L. Crocker, T. II
Quinn, G. G. Ault, F. a. Noble, H. W. Pratt,
Geo. W. Newell, o. T. Burgess, F. Shandorf,
Ed. LockerbY.
Renyille-Wm P Christensen, John Garrity,
P II Kirwan.
Swift F Young, Wren, E W Cummings,
W W Woodland.
Sibley-Thomas Welch, VIM H Wilson, Henry
| Poehler.
Stearns-E. P. Barnum, l.. Kells, W. Ii. To-
hey, W. q. Miner, j. Apfeld, G. W. Duncan, F.
W. LEM, H. J. Emwell, John Kray, l.. R.
Swift, C. f. Macdonald, P. B. German, NJ.
Mickey, Robert Lutz, W. T. Rigby, NJ. A. Bus
| sen.
Scott. J. Whitlock, s. A. Hooper, Henry
Nicolin, NJ. NJ. Shields, J. A. Collier, A. Hirsch-
er Geo. Kinds, L. H. Hawkins P. J. Baltes.
Steele-M. Guthrie, B. E. Darby, John Shey,
P. Brennan, NJ. J. Toher, NJ. B. Pratt.
st. Louis-James Farrell, J..W. Miller, J. J..
| Hibbard.
stevens-F Chew, Thos. Heenan, II Finno-
gan, X Walker.
| Westinghouse. P. Gregory, Matt. Clark, VIM
Fowler, John McCarty, James Matthews, Myron
Sheppard, Philip Potts, David Bronson, Geo. s..
| Brown.
Wabashaw-Dr. F. H. MilEgan, j. NJ Nc
Govern, C. Daniels, R. A. johnson, W. B.
Lutz, w. H. Dobbs, John s. Dilly, S. NJ.
Emery, 81. A. Stevens.
Winona-C Buck, I Hayden, W Whip
pie, F L Cotter, John Ludwig, Carl Hille, N
Schulter, Il W Posi-, John Hanley, II W Lam
berton, NJ Toye, S W Hamilton, Henry Becker,
E Bogart, August Ruhnke.
Waseca-J L Cleary, o B Sparks. R o Craig, 3,
G A DeGraff. G McKenney P McGovern.
| Wright. H. Wendell, j. n. Graft, Fred.
Brandes, John Kelley, D. Cochran, H. c. Bull,
W. W. Brasie, G A Ruckoldt, c. Buchanan.
| The report being adopted, the delegates
present were authorized to cast the full
vote of the delegation upon motion of n.
| R. Wells of Fillmore.
PERMANENT OFFICERS.
The committee on permanent organiza-
tion then made the following report, (which
was adopted:
| President-C F. Buck, Winona.
| Vice Presidents-R. G.. Robinson, Pine; J. J..
Egan, Ramsey; R. a. Jones, Olmsted; NJ. W.
| Glenn, Hennepin; George Mortenson, Rice; J.
A. Wiswell, Blue Earth; Z. P. Barnum, Stearns;
J V. V. Lewis, Mcleod; B. F. Randall, Nicol-
| let; R. n. Palmer, Freeborn; J. W. Miller, St.
| Louis; j. G. Heenan, Stevens.
Secretaries-C. II. Lienau, Ramsey, and s. S.
| Mckinney, Fillmore.
The question of the adoption of the re-
port having been put by W. F. Bonniwell,
chairman of the committee, and the same
adopted unanimously, there were cries
from all parts of the hall of
''BUCK,' ''BUcK," "BUoK,"
| in response to which that gentlemen arose
aud returned his thanks for the honor done
| by electing him to preside over the delib-
erations Of the convention in very happy
little speech, of which the following is but
brief synopsis.
Gentlemen of the Convention: For the
very great honor you have done me in
making me the presiding officer of this
convention at this time, an important
epoch in the history of the Democratic
party of the state, can do no less than
return my sincere thanks, together with
the assurance that will discharge the
duties of the same to tbs best of my
ability and with entire impartiality. Un-
expectedly called upon to preside you will
not expect me to enter upon any extended
discussion of the political question upon
which the parties of to-day divide. I
hope and trust the deliberations of the
convention will be wise, and conducted in
spirit of fairness and consideration
becoming the representatives of great
party. We are fast approaching the time
when the Democratic party will once again
be called upon to measure swords with their
opponents, the Republican party, for the
honor of directing the policy and shaping
the destinies of our country. That control