St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-19
THE ORGANIZATION.
Enthusiastic Speeches - Visitors
From About the State.

LntuuSldSIiC opScCtlcS - ISItOFS
From About the State.
About 100 Republicans pretty well
filled the cosy quarters of the Union
league and prepared to once more save
the country. t. E. Byrnes. the vice
president for Minnesota, of the Ma
tiOnal league, under whose direction
the meeting was called, raped the body
to order and made speech. He is a
pleasing sort of a talker and said Just
about the right thing, interlarded pretty
freely with glOriticatiOn of the party of
high morals. The organization was
effected by the choice of EX-Lieut.-GOv.
A. BartO, of Sauk Center, as president,
and 5. L. TruSsell. of Minneapolis, sec
retary. Gov. BartO made only a short
address, and that was tribute to the
Republican party. Speeches followed
in order, after Eugene e. Hay had set
the ball in motion. Col. Hay is fluent
press his sentiments in language no more
emphatic than eloquent. His object
was to show that this move was not in
the interest of any one candidate, but
was for the good of the party. He re-
hearSed these candidates, beginning
with Hawley and working up to a
Blaine climax, when he paused for the
applause that followed, of course.
When he concluded Loren Fletcher
called for speech from III. a. Castle, of
St. Paul. Every man i'll the room could
have been knocked down with feather
and one or two murmured: "Why .
never fiinched and made his little
speech like man. w. W. Hartiey, of
Duluth, DIR. Achorn, NJ. A. Hays and
few others made speeches, and all of
them promised $4,000 majority for Min
neSota next fall and five straight con-
gressmen ad libitum. The convention
was then ready for business. with the
following outside Republicans present:
A. H. Reed, Glencoe; d. W. Bruchart,
St. Cloud; W. J. Ives. Hutchinson; j.
G. Fowler, Mankato; G: q. Christian
Crookston; j. G, Flynn, Little Falls;
Geo. F. Hughes, F. w. Winship, Samuel
+. Wadhams, NJ. A. Hays. F. L. Buell.,
6. G. Hartley, j. W. Achorn, Duluth;
l.. p. Hunt, Ira P. Sissler, Mankato:
F. Z. Searle, w. B. Mitchell, st. Cloud:
S. g. IverSon, RuShfOrd; w. NJ.
Todd, Redwood Falls; Tams Bixby,
Red Wing; G. A. Funsh, Monticello;
W. Fl. Caine, Saltwater; P. V. Collins,
st. Peter: l.. p. Dodge, Pennington; S.
w. Hays, Redwood Falls; E. H. Dearth,
lie Sueur; William Wilson, George Nc
Mullen. ShakOpee; A. n. Dare, Elk
River; B. F. Latta, Dodge Center; n.
w. Hartley, Brainerd; w. W. Braden,
Fillmore county; L. T. Alexander,
Ramsey county; Henry Johns, NJ. d.
Mum, William Foulke, E. f. McDon-
aid. E. s. Derment, Henry A. Castle,
w. S. Eberman, n. d. Kenyon, Harry
GriswOld, S. II. Nichols, III. l..
Williams, ]. Y. Wilson, II. r. Dennis,
J. G. Hill, II. B. Willis, E. p Wade, st.
Paul; F. c. Deterly, George w. March
ant. j. F. Keene, w. o. Douglas, III. G.
o. Morrison, j. l.. Butterfeld, E. w.
AIdrich, Harry B. Cramer, Fred w.
Reed. Robert Stratton, ]. G. Sterrett, G.
A. Chase, John EXtOn, w. II. Ritchie,
ID. g. Thompson, A. Fl. Hall, III. G.
Hanke, r. &. Evans, E. j. Davenport.
n. +. Warner, F. w. Getchell, G. A.
Harvey, E. A. Sumner, F. ?. Lane, T.
4. Byrnes, Loren Fletcher, r, B. Lang
don, E. q. Hoy, S. L. Trussell, F. +.
Nickel, T. Ii. Boardman, Minneapolis.