St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-07
A Great Days Work by a
Thoroughly Harmonious
Convention.
HERE'S The TICKET.
Voters Can Consistently SUppOrt
These Candidates.

Treasurer ..A.N NELSON
County Attorney -. j. j. ESIAS
Coroner ........-........ DIR. q. c. MAthOE
Probate judge. ..---E. ; 6OhMAN
surveyor .------. '------- . y l. -
GEORGE L. HENDRICKSON
COUNTY. COMMISSIONERS.
GEORGE MTTSCH. WI. RODGER.
P R. M'DONNELL, JOHN MELROSE,
CHAS LIEDMAN, LORENZO HQGT,
STATE LEGISLATURE.
TwENTy-SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTINCT
First District...... go. ....... Il. tEYDER
Third DIslTlcr. $500 ALA ADAhS
TwENTf-s EvENTH SENATORIAL DIsTKICT--
Third District. JOiiN : GhODE
Fourth District. JOHN d. IVES
a good ticket, and one which will
sweep the county on the 9th Of NOvem-
bar." remarked a delegate at the con-
clusion Of the three hours feast of har-
mOny at Market hall yesterday. Aid
this opinion. both informally and un-
officially expressed, was echoed
througout the length and breadth of the
city yesterday afternoon.
There was not a hitch from the mo-
meuC that Chairman Olivier called the
convention to order. until the final
motion 10 adjourn was put and carried.
il was universally conceded at the con-
clusiOn of the Republican convention
Monday, that the county Democracy
had but to put up strong ticket and all
of the nominees of that VIGOROUSLY weak
convention would be laid
UPON THE COOLING BOARD.
but the Yeriest enthusiasts dared hot, in
their widest flights OF fancy. picture to
themselves such a ticket as was placed
before the people by the convention
rnr
icaI preferment gracefully yielded to
their more successful competitors. and
the days proceedings were marked by
unanimous and uninterrupted flow OF
good fellowship. in which ali united in
opposing an undivided front 10 the en-
elnY.
There were no soreheads. There
was but one contest IN the committee
on credentials. ana the contest IN the
Seventh ward was amlcably healed by
dividing the delegations and admitting
Two from each wing.
There was large crowd OF spectators
present. ana they completely niled the
body of the house. Numerous inter-
esled politicians. both Democratic and
Republican. were present. and took an
active interest in the deliberations.
Men about town strOlled IN and naUur-
ally drew pleasing contrast between
the methods OF procedure OF Yesterday
ana OF Monday last; and when at l:20,
in response to motion Tor adjourn
ment. the hall was quickly emptIed. eX-
presSiOnS OF surprise were freely mani
tested on all sides that the incidental
business OF a county convention could
have been transacted so quickly and
WITH 50 LITTLE EARRING.
As every one expected. n. K. Kahn
was reuUnInated 10 succeed himself as
county auditor.
The nomination Of George MOeIler for
sheriff was greeted with expressions of
approval on all sides. and he IS tower
OF strength 10 the party.
William A. an Siyke is an Old and
representative business man or the city,
and has been identified with its inter-
ests Tor many years. He Is an Inhuen-
tial and respected citizen. and is always
FIRST and foremost in any movement
tending towards the city veal. A. y.
Nelson viii also draw the popular vote,
and the nationality Of which he is so
able a type viii indOrse his selection at
the polls on election day.
d. q. Egau needs no herald 10 proclaim
his merits. as his able work in the past
is indicative Of his sterling ability in the
future. The same may be said of L.
Stone German. who was renOminated as
Judge OF probate. DR.. MarllOe. the we'll
known physician. viii make a most able
coroner. ana II. L. Potts ana George l..
HendTicksOu for county surveyor and
superintendent of schools may 90 be-
fore the people without Endorsement.
The county commissioners, MeSsTs.
MiIsch. Mcdonald. Liedman, Rogers,
MelrOse and HOyt. will look after the
pubic's interest in their quarter with
sterling intelligence and ability. while
the four legislative candidates will ef-
fectuaily rOut their opponents in the
Republican camp. There were no nom
nations in the Second district of the
Twenty-siXth. nor in the First ana Sec
Ond OF the TwenUy-seyenth senatorial
districts. as the convention decided to
leave the choice Of candidates to the
county committee.
In q single sentence. ii is a strong
an unusually strong tIcket-which viii
sweep the county IN November, ID the
intense qualification of the enormous
majority who viii ludOTst Il.