The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-09-30
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Behind-A. e. Rice OF Kandiyohi
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THE TICKET NOMINATED.
Governor A R MGILIA OF Nicollet.
Lieutenant Governor. A. E. RICE OF KandiyohL
Secretary of atata. HANSMATT6OM. Hcnnepin.
stals Auditor. w. w BRADRHof of Houston.
State Treasures JOSEPH HB0HLETER. Brown.
Attorney Gsnsrsl M. e CLAPP Of Otter Tail.
Clerk = supse Court tsD p. ZONES q Todd.
Judges Of Supreme Court. d. A. DICKINSON Of
Blue Earth. w. H. vANDERBURG of Henne.
pin. WIN. MITCHELL of Winona
The State Republican Convention met at !
st. Paul on The 22d, and was fully attend
ed by delegates from every county in
the state. It was called to order by !
Capt. H. A. Castle, OF the Central
Committee; and Dr.. "A. g. Wedge OF
Freeborn county i made temporary
and afterwards permanent chairman. Jo-
seph Bookwalter Of Blue Earth county was
nominated for temporary secretary and
elected by acclumation. C. +. Butler OF
Wadena county was elected assistant Sec
retary, also by exclamation.
The following committee on credentials
was appointed. First, E. G. Rogers; Sec
ond, w. B. Dean; Third, w. H. Feller;
Fourth 8. p. sSnider; Fifth, N. HI. Dunnell;
Sixth, j. p. West; Seventh, d. B. Searle;
Eight, T. d. Strait; Ninth, A. Amunson;
Tenth, c. H. Conkey; Eleventh, H. Steener-
son; Twelfth, Peter Hansen; Thirteenth, A.
p. Miller.
THO cho;rmon announced the com mittee
on resolutions, as follows:
Gordon E. Cole OF Rice. Knute Nelson OF
Douglas. P. II. Millard Of Washington, g.
w. Sprague OF Freeborn, w. w. Hartley OF
Crow Wing, William Window OF Winona,
Wm Bickel OF Ramsey, H. G. Hicks OF Hen
nepin, James Brownlee Of Martin. j. II. Ack-
erman OF Cal yer. John Lind of Brown, c.
H. Strobeck OF Mecker and II. H. Halbut
OF Rock.
zzE KNIGHTS OF LABOR AID FARMERS ALI
A motion was made that the committee of
the Knights Of Labor be admitted to the
6oor of the convention and be allowed TO
present their resolutions before the commit
tee on resolutions was appointed. This was
amended to include committees from the.
Farmers Alliance, Patrons of Husbandrv
and trades and labor assembly. There was
manifest intention on the part OF the con-
vention to do the fullest honor to the repre-
sentatives of the labor interests The COM
mittee was invited to the platform. and the
following were ushered to the Side OF the
chsirman amid .rounds Of applause that
lasted Idtil they had been beated:
OF tho Farmers Alliance- q W. SpraGue. pres
ident; E. II. Atwood, Eric Olson. Char Can
ming, Washington Mnzzy 1komas C!Hudson.
). ?. McGsoehey. C. 1. IodIe, Dr.. sFinnsssn.
1inneepolis: I'd r Hauoon John ~ Cronans
St. Psnl: Julius &. Morton. Albersk Leaf P. J.
Long. Saltwater: J. w. Sweizer, Duluth.
The first speaker on behalf Of the Ia boring
labor conference committee. He said he
ference held Sept. ]. He would read series
of resolutions adopted at that conference,
and he wanted It understood that it was an
amalgamated series Of resolutions and not
the special sentiment of any one branch Of
result of careful study.
He then read the resolutions which were
published In the PIONEER PRESS Sept 2.
Throughout his reading he was given much
applause; the planks ON equal wages fo1
ution Of the public domain. the ra ilroad
4u0oU1Ou anu VVuCA pVA0tC WCAO ny CCAoAy 0p-
plauded.
In concluding the reading of the resolu-
| tions Mr.. McGaughey said:
We do not ask that you resolve yourselves
into labor organization. but that you consider
rayeiy the questions We present. Give ms the
beGt mon and measures.
HEAR THE SAGE ,as ssssg
When he sat down the cries for Donnelly
were terrific On behalf Of the Patrons Of
HusbandFy ana the Farmers alliance. he ross
e4a spoke:sxss Esss wsyg sN sss
| I hsye no sdssiresto tssspass ON your time.
s shs IT. ,On sSe
pc. It r Tar 6iierels treatment from that givei
~ tn tie late pemc atic conT nTention. Hell
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fsias np Is. seopis We e III Hips appeal ss.ne l part,
years ago heard the cry Of the slaves viii no
and farmers. The Vital point the farmers cal
your attention to 10 this payment Of interest u
He then reviewed his arguments in the
past on this subject, and continued:
We ask ron to give M hearty declaration
AGAINST this iniqufty. II you do. hundreds q
thousands Of independent voters will help K
swell the columns Of your victory.
He advocated, also. the taxstion Of rail
road lands and, the condemnation Of lands
held By corporations other than railroads, tc
ray taxes and throw them open to the pub.
aa Hs vas sppiaaHdea It evsry point Of n. i.
RI p LangdoH's face was study while
|ponneIiy spoke. He tvisted his nose : I'd 81
his lips; wFinklsq his eysbrqws, and alter.
nateiy chaokled and smiled; bis foot tappet
RerYously aA the door. and he glanced
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