The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-05-08
THE VOTE IN DETAIL.
Following is the vote by counties:

"~.AoS''''s 1isoAOACS........
Grant. ...... .. Stearns.. 4
Hennepin.... 14ISteele. ...... 4 -.
Houston ..... 2 2lStevens .. 2 -.
Hubbard..... ! Swift ...... 3 ..
lsantl. 2 =. Todd ......... ! ..
!tasca. .. Traverse ..... 2 o.
jackson =. Wabasha.... 4 ..
kanabec...... i :. Wadena ... ? .
kandiyOh1 -. Waseca ...... 4 ..
kittsOn....... 2 Washington . &
Lac qu1 Parle =. WatOnwan 2 g.
Lake. ......:. :: Wilkin . 2
LIE Sueur.. :, 3IWinona...... 4
Lincoln. ..... :. Wright. ... :. q
Lyon ........ 3 ;. Yellow Medi-
Ms1shs1i i''.' ! cinc..'...: :.
Martin. 3 =. Totals. 1857 l13
When Clarke assembled the platform. Mr.
Clarke was brief. He thank ed the conven-
ton. Said he wasn't in the habit of speak
ing, and would @endeavor to preside in the
G: Blaine,' and this brought forth tremen-
dOus cheers II. A. Castle of Ramsey was
chosen secretary and H. Steenerson, Polk,
assistant
ACQUISITION OF COMMITTEES
H. L. Gordon, Hennepin, moved COM
mittee Of credentials of one from each judi.
cial district and one at large Adopted.
c. H. Storbeck, Meeker, moved Il commit
tee on permanent organization and j. b.
Sanborn, Ramsey, one on platform. This
was at first agreed to, but on Gordon's point
that the committee on credentials should re-
port who were entitled to seats before other
committees were chosen the motions were
withdrawn. Still later Gordon withdrew his
objections, whereupon r. B. Langdon said:
WHAT'S the use? as soon as we convene this
afternoon some one will move to make the
temporary organization permanent" (Cries
OF That's SO; we don't need a committee y
1t was decided, however, to appoint all the
committees, and thus save time The chain
then named the following committee on
credentials:
A. 1aroa. n T. .or1or 1Jo,,o,>;, r,;-4 ;,,a;
cial district, n o. Warner, Goodhue; Second, F.
A teyde Ramsey: Third, D: A. Morrison, Ohm
sted; Fourth, o. Mitchell, Anoka: Fifth c. D.
Seventh, @. c. Peterson, Pope; Eighth, J: c.
Stoever, Sibley; Ninth, Hans Gronerud, Renville;
tenth Tenth, b 81. FeTmer FILLMORE; Eleventh, c.
PLATFORM AND PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The credentlal committee retired for con-
sultation, calling upon McIaren and Flower,
of the state central committee to meet with
them. after which the chair appointed the
following:
=: B. Sanborn, chairman; First L. H. McKus1ck,
Pine; Third, J. G. Lawrence, Wabasha; Fourth,
T. L. Barker, Isanti: Fifth. Levi Multnar Rice ;
Mile Haes Ss hss Gib ssveh Hail. Nc
14eod; Ninth, J. Bobleter, Brown; Tenth, E..
K. Royerud, Houston; Eleventh, c. B. sleeper.
John J: Randall, Winona, at large.
Gu Permanent Organization-R. B. Langdon,
HenncEin, at large and charman First, L. b.
Third ". H. Fetter, Wabasha: ei Fourth. N =
Hale, Hennepin: Fifth, W. H: Kelly, steele;
Sixth. L. g. NJ Fletcher, Blue Earth: Seventh,
G J. sawbridge olmsted: Eighth. Warren Ives,
Tenth, VIZ. Wilkin, Mower; Eleventh, H. w.
Donaldson, Kittson; Twelfth, John Swenson,
Kandiyohi.
approval, and was carried without dissent
In the Afternoon.
= Amid the smoke of after dinner cigars the
Hateful freemen reassembled at 8 p. M, the
committees on credentials and platform hay
ing improved the moments to prepare their
reports. At 3:15 p. III. Chairman Clarke
called order, and, after few minutes,
secured it, though caucuses OF two or three
continued with undated energies Gen.
McLaren announced that rooms for the en-
tire Minnesota delegation, alternates in
cluded, had been secured at the Grand Pa
eihc, Chicago, and requested that the various
districts send names and postottice addresses
of the delegates to him, that he may forward
them to the national committee in Washing
ton. H. L. Gordon, chairman of the COM
mittee on credentials presented the follow
ing report of delegates entitled to seats, Sec,
rotary Castle reading the names:
Aitkin-D. j. Knox.
Anoka-H s. Sparks, l.. II. Bruins, O. Twitch-
ell
BccktE-E. D. Baldwin, o. Nygaard. G. H. John
ston, J. H. johnson.
Bet ralmi-A Sampson:
Benton-Oscar Daggett, George T. Rice.
Bile EARTH. p. Hunt, L. G.. NJ. Fletcher A.
J. Morrison, II. II. Edwards, Eli Warner, J. L.
SaxtOn.
Brown Joseph Bobleter, S. D. Peterson, W. W.
Smith.
Carlton--H. H. Hawkins, W. p. Allen, Mark
Carer, H. Alderman, H. R Denny, P: nthis.
Cass C. 4. Rufree W. W. Hartley.
Chippcwa-F. E. Bentley, Ole Wesfenmoe, E..
Chisago-Albert Berg, George W. Flanders. +.
s. Christensen, L. X. Stannard
Ciay-L. 0. Storla, J. Dinsmorc. John Costain
Cook. A. Nichols.
Cottonwood-Joh Clark, J. F. French.
Crow Wing-G. S. Garfield, r. F. Hartley. J. H
=; Dskota. Charles Mathcr, A. H. Truax, L.
Fluke, William Strathern
g. DODGE b. Page, A. F. Way, H. A. vickey,
Degelas-F. Z. Van Ioesen, J. B. Cowing, Gill
II: w: Holley, John Alvey.
~; Fillmore-C R; Mckinney, B: F: Farmer r. E.
Manuel.
Frecborn-H A. Hanson Thomas Wilson, OLE
Goodhue-M S. Chandler +. n Ne 3. Werner f. v
Garfield, w. H. scofeld, +. J. Johnson, O.. j
Wing, John ": Peterson, D. G. Higgie %
Grant-C. NJ. Stevens, Ole Canestorp. G. G.
Springer.
Hennepin-R B. Langdon, C. A. Bracket, W.
A. Newton, F L: Smith, w. J. Hahn, c. Il. Hef-
felfinger q. L. Gordon, Loren Fletcher, s. E. Ole
son. c. c. Jones. W. f. Hale, F. II. Boardman, w
Houston-T Paulson, W. E. Potter, J. H. schal
ley; E. R9y e G. T. Brsnner; H: A. Pore, "
Webster.
1santi-H. F. Baker. o. Hallin.
Itasca-G. G. Hartley
Jackson-A Alex Fiddes, L. W. seeley
kandiyohi--A. =. Rice. H. Swenson, NJ. John
son, c. NJ Reese, l.. o. Thorpe
Ki,tson-William Halt, II. W. Donaldson, G.
Demars.
Lac qni Parle-H Walter, P. L. Hayden, c. NJ
Anderson
LIE sueur I'M. Funk, L. z. Rogers, E. W. Pan.
Lincoln-C. N. Morse, Knute Pierson.
Lyon-John G. Schultz, N. w. L. Sager, A. NJ
McLeod-L. Hall. w. J. Ives, j. Mobiles.
Marshall-F. 0. Sustad, F. J. Larsen.
Martin-Frank A. Day, J. NJ. Chench, Chauncey
Mecke1-F. F. Bi.sell, G. H. strobeck, v. H
M Mls 1assS E F Pnnn j. A B Sa'is
Mower-W T. wilkins, J. F. Carson, J. d.
b. sssf.tt q D. B SS Scs. Jacob
Nobies-A NJ. Crosby, c. H. Smith.
Norman-D. G. LtRhtbourne, Charles Canning
r. o. Stromme.
- Olmsted-D. A. Morrison, NJ. J. Daniels, O, s.
Porter, T. B. Kellogg, 8. Written
Otter Tsil-Jac0b Austin, G. O. Dahl, James
Compton. e. d. Baker. E. A. Everts, C. J. Saw
bridge, A. Grocer.
Pipe Stoned. e. Sweet, Robert Scarf.
Polk|: G: Sletten, II. steenerson, D. H.
Lucken, E. NJ. Walsh. 80
Pope-P. Peterson. c. p. Reeves, Ole Peterson.
Ramaex=Iohn B. saabqrn- d. L.. Castle. E. s.