The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-10
NUMBER "a.

The following officers were chosen
| without dissenting, vote:
Chairman of Delegttioff-P. III.
Kelly, of st. Paul.
| Wee President OF Conventional,
4. Jones, Of Rochester.
7 Member Of Committee on ResolE-,
ltions-.J. G. Wise. of Mankato.
Committee on Credeiaials-N. j..
Baxter, of Fari bau}t.
Secretary of conTeatisHl-H j.
WEipple, of Winona<
To notify the Nominees Henry
Poehler, of Henderson,.
The selection of member Of the
national committee WAS postponed
for the present.
In case Of Cleveland's ncminatior
the delegations will vote for Nc Dom
aid for Vice-prosident-
Chicago July 8t1i.
rhe great convention has had it's
first session, to come together again.
tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock.
The national executive committee!
present exAGOv. Hubbard, Of II x;,s,-
as IFS unanimous choice for te mpor;--
ry chairman and this morning ez-
perience shows that outside OF other
considerations, his physical qualities
well Justify the election. lie has IL
voice of powerful volume, and is II
most efficient chairman. Tie greas
feature WAS the attempt Of Join kel--
ly aud his adherents to defeat the
operation of the unit rule under
which the delegation from New York
came instructed While to those
who ignore the coEd;tios.g usAter
which they accepted their election as
delegates their appeal for the rep
rcsentation of a minority may have
appeared to contain some show of jus
tice, still the convention refu ed to-
set aside the instructions put upon
her delegates by the great state of
New York. Col. Fellows was the
able and eloquent CHAMPION of her
rights and ably maintained his posi-
ton against the iHsidious arguments
Of Tammany. The Minnesota del
egation voted solidy against Grady'ss
amendment to tie effect tEaat in event
of the challenging by any member of
Il delegation of the announcement OF
its vote by the chairman, the secreta-
ry shall call the roll of the delegation
and the vote of each delegate he re-
corded. There was an evident policy
Of those states having fayorite sons
to present to- straldte the question:
and offera sop to each side. Cleveland
grows stronger hourly. but it yet re-
mains to be seen what turn Kelly's
stubborn and determined opposition
to the reform governor will take
Tammany ~clacauers were postedi
throughout the NAall and kept up Is
hollow sho--e ;asm, but the
vote set that an right.
That "noblest Roman of them all,
Thurman. was the most PROMINENT
On the floor this morning and receiS<
ed an ovation upon his entrance to-
the hall. Butler did not appear with
his delegation: he probably costem~
plates n dramatic entry st soine i'm
portant period of the deliberations.
John kelly's face has been made
familiar to US through the cartoons.
but his manner and. the delivery of
his remarks are at variance with a.
presurposed idea of the man. He is
quiet, grave and persuasive, and has
a full round voice.
Prest. Hill of the Manitoba comv-
pany labored earnestly and long ali;
day Monday for cleveland. lie is co.
ing, by the way, to send up to Stew
ems county two more hloeded bulls;:
one black polled angus
Sheriff Maginnis took advantages
OF some spare time Monday afternoons