St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-05
Afternoon Session.

Thu convention reassembled at O'Clock in
Turner hall, and upon calling to order the com
mittee on credentials submitted the following re-
port, recommending that the delegates named be
seated, which was report was adopted:
CREDENTIALS.
First Ward-Titus Mareck, Mike Hoy John
W. Orth, John Thielen, Warren Brushober j.
j. Z. Hovelin, John Hengen, John Norton, VIM.
Dunn, Andy Dolan, Michael Lyons, c. NJ Brown,
George Blake, j. p. Joseph, Joseph Looms, John
Flanagan.
Second ward-Prof ]. G. Moore. Baldwin
Brown, Scion Armstrong, Felix Lambert Jacob
Becker.
Third ward-Charles Hoag, Vim. NcArdie.
Erick Lind, Herman Westphall, Herman Helm,
Henry Helm, Fritz Heckrich, A. L. Menard,
Daniel Watt Charles o. Lampe, John Fender
CAST, Matt Gross, Matt Schlenberg, j. e. Sven
son.
Fourth Ward-Isaac Atwater, a. A. Ames, J.
c. Oswald, James ". Lawrence, Ed. B. Clement
John X. Long. Lawrence Tuscany, F. c. Hol-
brook, j. r. SHIRLEY, A II. Brandt, Wilkes Nc
Dermott, James r COrrigan, W. d. McHugh.
Fifth Ward-R. p. Huntington, WIN. Bucken-
dorf C. \. eau, L. Clarity, W. Rapp, A. J..
Rosander, George c. Jacoby, Henry Hauschild,
James Tanm, p. J. L. Clementson.
Sixth Ward-Matthew Walsh, a. II. Mitchell,
Philip Hartman, John Lally, August Seigman, P.
j. O'Callahan, Jacob Martin. o. ii. Shepley,
Joseph Holscher, Lewis Frederickson, ii. Op-
SAIL. W. McCollom, F. d. Noerenberg " o.
Sundby, Benjamin Davenport, ]. II. Campbell,
liver Schei, James Sweeney and John Fewer.
Seventh Ward-A. j. NOerenburg, Henry
Horstkorta, Charles Duncan, A. Flisness.
9 Eighth Ward-A. ". Perkins,
TOWNSHIPS.
Brooklyn-Chas. II. Ward, j. W. jenkins.
Champlin-Col. J. Kessler.
Concrran-Thos. Concrran John Rice, W. r.
Hennessy.
Crystal Lake-Henry weingort, John Schulz
Ter.
Dayton-Paul Goodwin, David Mursbond.
Eden Prairie-Ezra Paine.
Hasson-Patk. Noon.
Wayzata-Dr. J. 7. Tibbits.
Piymouth-Jas Parker.
Richfeld-J. II. Pound, j. A. Bun
st. Anthony-Joseph Ingenhuett.
Maple Grove-Keran Devery, T. J. Hennesey.
Medina-B. F. Christleib, o. +. Olson, A c.
Bailey,
Minneapolis-Jas. Sweeney.
Observation-Disclosures Connolly, R. ".
Bario.
osseo-H c. Black.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The committee on organization submitted
report recommending that the temporary organi
cation be made the permanent organization and
the report was adopted.
AAS EAAAAoHAH
Judge Atwater, from the committee on resolu
tions explained that the committee had canvasseG
the matter aud determined that the nationa
platform presented the issues of the day. anC
therefore the committee did not deem it neces
sary to present lengthy set OF resolutions.
He then read the following which was adopted
Resolved, That this convention adopt the prin
ciples stated in the platform Of the National
Democratic convention held in Chicago July last
and heartily endorse the candidates for presiden
and vice president nominated by that convention
Resolved, Thai we cordially and heartily en-
dorse the nomination Of o. c. Mcrriman fo
member OF Congress from this district as ont
eminently ct to be made, and that we viii use
all honorable means and measures possible tC
effect his election.
NoNISATTSG CANDIDATES.
At this point Daniel Watt presented the nan,
Of solon Armstrong for the nomination to IN,
Office OF county auditor Mr.. Armstr0n.
declined in short bat enthusiast,
address He believed that the Democratic prin
cipies were certain 10 prevail ct the polls tbii
fall He was sanguine in the election Of Grover
Cleveland. He was positive that Hon. o. c
Merrinan wouid be our next congressman. anl
he was also confident that Hennipin county
with strong and unexceptionable ticket nigh
turn the tide this fan. Yet he could not eonsen
20 again go into the field He owed his time
to his family and his business.
Baldwin Brown moved that an informal ballot
be taken for the purpose OF presenting 4 csadi
date 20 the convention and the motion prevailed
Tellers were appointed g. follows: A. r
Brandt, John Lally and Geo. G. Jocoby
Judge AtWafer stated that unless some dele
gate skOlld present candidate he would move
that no nOnilstiou be made This irregular
proposition brought Baldwin Brown 10 his feet
He raised the point Of order that 4 motion va.
alresdy before the house and the chair decided
the point vel taken
Dzniel Watt. after the motion Was carried
presented the name OF Hon c N. Foote.
TIA. gentleman however. At once tool
occasion 70 decline. explaining that Il
would En1yoidG5ly De absent from the city Dur