St. Paul daily globe., 1888-04-30
A Partial List Of the Dele
gates Who viii Be in the
Convention.
Mr.. Day Talks of Getting Gov.
Church Impeached by the
Senate.
Movements Of Sundry Politi-
clans in Minnesota and
Other States.

Special to the Globe.
WATERTowN, Dak., April 29.-Gov.
Church will have his headquarters at
the Kampeska house, while Mr.. Day
will be quartered at the Grand Central.
Already are the forerunnerS o
the party putting IN an appear
ance here. 1t is thought the
contest will be long and bitter, but that
harmony will prevail at last. President
Cleveland and Gov. Church will be in
dorsed and the Democratic party in Da-
kota will go into the fight with a
solid front, hoping to win in the
future. The county convention yester-
day was bitter fight. Every means
was resorted to by the friends of Gov.
Church, headed by Col. Sheafe, to pro-
mote harmony and indorse the admin
istration, both national and territorial,
but the result showed that the
Day men outnumbered the others.
of the delegates chosen, Day has thre
and Church two. The result of the con-
vention to be held Oh May 2 will
be an Endorsement of Gov. Church's
administration. The convention
will select ten representative men,
friends of the government, as delegates
to st. Louis. They will be men of
conservative character and of known
ability. With this convention will
end all factional fighting in the Demo
cratic party, as no man or
set of men will care to renew the fight
after an emphatic expression of the peO-
pie is obtained. The fight of old fac
tions will end here, and new basis for
a state Democratic party will be formed.
Watertown will do herself proud in en-
tertaining the large number of visitors
who will be within her gates during the
next few days. The coming gathering
seen in Dakota. There will be no
boys play indulged in here. Men
of experience, ability and influence will
outline policy and formulate and pro-
mulgate a platform for the infant
party of Dakota. The people
are looking to this convention
for the solution of several veXed ques-
IIOllS. anu lllc DCuOCldCy VI 1)dhOId,
true to its impulses of patriotism and its
future welfare, will be harmonious and
united for future action.
SOME OF THE DELEGATES.
Among those who will be in the con-
vention are the following:
Spink-T. j. Walsh, f. M. Crane, T.
Childs, f. w. Kamman, j. K. Martin,
Peter Lagrand and j. p. Markham. 1t
is solid Day delegation.
RamSey-R. Noble, A. Hope, Fl. D.
Wilcox,J. f. O'Brien and A. w. Griggs.
Uninstructed, but divided between
Church and Day.
Yankton-Two delegations were sent
as follows: Church men: Otto Pee
miller, j. B. Van Velsor, E. NJ. O'Brien,
Christian Hameister, S. w. Swift and
Rev. Phil Albrecht. Day men, c. j. B.
Harris, J. r. Sanborn,F. l.. Van Tassel,
James McHaffle, j. H. G. Young and
Rev. P. Albrecht. 1t is claimed that the
Church men were the boilers.
Codington-Julian Bennett. o. P.
John Fox. All Day men.
Hanson-P. F. Wyckel, T. J. Wilson,
NJ. Kyrer, d. Gawne and M. Dunn. Ali
for Church.
Hutchinson-S. W. Tersh, Dennis
Foley, Ed Lairg and D. Barris. Two
for Church and two for Day.
Clay-D. M. Inman, George M. Kim
ball, w. w. Smith and L. j. Sloan. All
for Church.
Day-Dr. E. H. Compton. ]. II. Pid-
cock, Frank Sears, W. F. BOSTON and
w. E. Stumpp. They are not instructed,
but said to be for Day.
Case. f. Templeton, j. W. Won
Media, Martin Ryan, John Dunn, W. Fl.
II. Matteson. j. Lowell, Terrence Mar
tin. Instructed for Church.
Richland-George D. Swaine, S. H.
Snyder, H. G. Albrecht, George P. Gar
red, w. E. Purcell, John Shippam. In
structed for Church.
Foster-C. A. Sharkey, G. Wing and
Heber McHugh. No Instructions.
Grand Forks-The convention split
and elected two sets of delegates. For
Day: j. B. Mooney, w. r. Bierly. D.
M. Holmes, c. 3. Pratt, James K.Swan,
George D. Lay, W. ]. Dohem, w. t.
Grady and G. F. Ladner. For Church:
J. H. Hill, w. N. Roach, j. j. O'Cary,
William Barry, E. u. Emory, William
Clone, A. w. Bangs, Thomas White and
Charles E. Holt
Walsh-M. X. Marinan, Stewart
Cairncross, d. 9. Moore, n. o. Nobin,
D. p. Mcleod, II. G. Ebbighausen, E.
E. Daily, Donald Stewart, NJ. d. Allard,
James Bell, G. ID. Lord, j. M. Szark-
owski. Claimed for Day, but only in
structed to vote as unit.
Stark-James ColliSter. William Day.
Alfred Defrance, Ii. w. Bates. In
structed for Church.
Stutsman-Roderick Rose, S. K. Nc
Ginnnis, F. Klaus. .Ir., E. J. Schwellen-
bach and W. r. Farrell. Instructed for
Church.
Eddy-E. S. Miller, ]. d. Holt, A. D.
Greene. All for Day.
Pembina-Frank A. Wellson, John
Kabernaugh, A. L. Appleton, John
Thacker, q. G. Donovan, David Best,
John Betchel, G. H. Mcguire, S. Hell
Ter, Henry d. Borden, Anthony Gar
nett, William James and John NJ.
O'COnnor. Said to be divided.
Penninston-J. S. Gantl. John Keli-