St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-06
STATE POLITICS.
TIE Republican County Contention at
FGribnutt.

The Republican County COnrention at
FGribault.
Especial Correspondence OF the Globe.l
FARIBAULT, Oct. 4.-The Republican
county convention met at the court house at
II o'clock, and was called to order by DIR.
Wood, chairman of the county committee.
levi Nutting was elected temporary chair
man.
On motion the chair appointed the follow
ing committee on credentials: T. c. Adams,
Walcott; John Godfrey, Cannon City; S. NJ.
West, Warsaw; P. S. Bateman, Wells; J. s.
Allen, Northield, and the following on per-
manent organization: o. J. Perkins, North
field; n. F. Snyder, Warsaw; r. Z. Hutch
inson, Dundas; E. n. Livens, Faritault; T.
Brown, Walcott.
X. A. Mott, of Faribault, read letter
from F. w. Frink, stating that two of his
best friends were candidates for the position
of county auditor and that he was not a can.
didate for deputy auditor under any one.
The convention then adjourned to meet al
one o'clock p. M, but did not reassemble
until 80 O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The committee on credentials report the
following delegates:
Richland-T. B. Brown, John Nelson, E.
Y. Hoover.
Wheeling-A. B. Hill, Adam Knopf, H.
Bultman, H. C. Rolling.
Northfield Town-John Miller, T. H. Muir
ray, E. Spear.
Northfeld City-o. F. Perkins, H. Server,
c. Ii. Pease, John Way, d. Goodhne, G. VI.
Phillips. Geo. Massin, Jas. Minder, d. L.
Coon, A. w. Norton, A. H. B. Jeroker.
Walcott-M. s. Seymour, 7. c. Adams,
Ozro Carter, A. Bice.
Faribault, First Ward-L. Hawley, S. NJ.
Bye, +. NJ. Leach, Geo. Dickinson, T. B.
Gwathney, H. w. Taylor. Second ward-T
B. Clement, L. d. Newcomb, J. c. Turner,
II. p. Sine, j. Van Saun, G.. W. Wood, f
Nutting. Third ward-E. \. Leavens, F. A.
Bean, Geo. Stafford, J. Hutchinson, W. S
Perkins. Fourth ward-R. A. Mott, John
Mullin, Geo. Weston, j. b. Wheeler, X. NJ
Evans, G. Meyer.
Cauuon City c. LeSeur, W. II. Wal
rod, J. Godfrey, E. t. Oliver, d. B. Hawley
Bridgewater-R. r. Hutchinson, c. Rey
nolds, VI. Canedy, j. NJ. Oliver, j. W. Nc
Kelly, A. H. Thielbarn, A. Hadrew.
Warsaw-S. VI. West, J. II. Austin, " s
Snyder.
Wells-P. S. Bateman
Forrest. W. Thompson, S. Taylor, T
Bundley.
Webster-C. Denman, W Cole.
Morristown-J. c. Temple, J.. Eddy, A
Kisor, J. P. Baumgsrten, II. Purington, Geo
Bosehardt, F. Newell.
Sheldsville-P. McKenna.
D.;
Erin-Thos. Plaisanee.
| Report adopted.
The committee on permanent organization
reported in favor of making the temporar
organization permanent. Adopted.
/ The convention proceeded to nominal
officers according to the call.
! On motion of o. F. Perkins the rules wer
suspended, and c. T. Palmer was unani
mously nominated for representative.
For county auditor, Z. A. Mott nominate
A. W. Stockton of Faribault, Oliver of Dun
das nominated J. L. Donaldson, of Far
/ bault
/ Informal ballot, whole vote cast 81; A. "
! Stockton received 2S, J. y. Donaldson re
1 ceived 80.
The name Of A. W. Stockton was with
drawn and ]. y. Donaldson was nominate,
/ by acclsmation.
For superintendent Of schools S. B. Wilso
/ was nominated by acclamation.
Tue COUNTY BOARD.
| DR.. Coon made motion that the conver
/ ton commence with Mortified. Carried
/ ". s. Pratt wss nominated by acclaim alton
/ Chas Sweetser, Warsaw; c. Deike, Wheel
! ing; J. P. Temple, Monstown; John ClOst
/ Richmond; Geo. Damp, Cannon CITY, wer,
nominated. On motion the candidates fror
! the Fourth commissioners district were take
up and baIiOted for. Whole number OF vote
1 cast. 50; Chas. SEeetser received 30, J. 7
Temple received %, and SEeetser was de
cIared nominated
| John Close, Geo. Damp aud c. Deike ver
put in nomination. Major Dixie here rOs
and abosutely declined to run under an
/ circumstances. and sat down when infOrme
/ it was another Deike was nominated Who'll
number Of votes cast, So; c. Deike receive
/ so. Geo. Damp received 16, John Close re
/ eeiyed I6. Mr.. Deike was declared nomi