St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-28
ONE SINGLE DISSEhTER.
Put in an Appearance at the County
Convention.
A BIG SCHEFFER BOOM
Two Hours Sufficed to Make a Fight
ing Finale of the Pri-
marieS.

The Ramsey county Democratic con-
vention to name delegates to the state
convention assembled at Market hall
yesterday OF 10 a. M, and was called to
order by Chairman Olivier. City Attor-
ney W. P. Murray was made temporary
chairman and George II. Allen tenn
porary secretary. A committee of Gre
dentials, composed of one from each
ward and one from the country, was
appointed, as follows:
First Ward-M. Mullane, John Norman, @.
Tankenoff, E. Turgeon, E. j. Kirkland, A. &.
Olson.
Second Ward-w. Hamm, Coleman:Flaher-
ty, Matt Egan, James Claffey, Henry Schorn,
P L. Dawson, W. Linn, Henry Brand.
Third Ward-William Barrett, John Reber,
P. Conley, August Nilsson, d. j. O'Connor,
IT, Kenney, Sever Robinson.
George j. Mitsch, r. L. German, John S.
erode, William Delaney, Fred Schroeder, c.
E. Christian, Andrew Oschwald d. E. Foley,
George Nicholson, Theodore Jams.
Thin, John H. Ives, c. D. O'Brien, William
BanholZer, Con Wurm.
Sixth Ward-E l.. Volk, j. E. Brady, Adam
Helm, E. r, Greenwood, G. II. Lienau, P. R.
Mcdonnell, Frank A. Barbeau, James A.
DevIin, L. M. Wilhelmy.
Seventh Ward-W. P. Murray, o. A Carter,
George C. Futvoye, John +. Smith.
Eighth Ward-John Il. Bayer, Nicholas
william Esch, James Dowlan, George Il.
Allen. Emil Walthers August Dahms.
Ninth Ward-W. F. Bremen, David Fitz-
gerald, Phil j. Klein, Ed Murphy William
Platte. Frederick Nelson, John Sauerwein,
Antoine Peltier, Joseph Unten.
Tenth Ward-Joseph Meyers, Alexander
Adams.
Eleventh Ward-Dan Baker, Pat Gleason.
White Bear Village-Leo Ange.
White Bear TOWN.. Melrose.
The chair then appointed committee
of seven on resolutions, as follows:
Charles 81. Lienau, G. D. O'Brien,
William Hamm, George q. Futvoye,
Frederick Nelson, r. S. German, j. 81.
Ives.
The following nominating committee
was appointed: 81. II. Fuller, William
Hamm, Charles 81. Lienau, P. T. Kava-
nagh, Pat COnley, j. F. Smith, Pat
Egan.
This committee after short consulta-
ton presented the following list of
twenty-eight names as delegates to the
state convention:
ray, G. D. O'Brien, C. II. Lienau, William
Barrett, P. II. Kavanagh, H. H. Fuller, Will
lam Hamm, R. W. johnson, r. T. O'Connor,
r. l.. German, John B. Oliver, Thomas Bren-
UdIl, T.. n. OcOISc nllScu.
Pat Conley. E. C. Starkey, John F. Smith,
George II. Allen, Joseph Minea, NJ. Mullane,
P. Egan, Nick Hardy, Lorenzo Hoyt, Dan
Baker, August Nilsson, j. E. Brady.
The same were accepted. At this
time P. T. Kavanagh introduced the
following resolution, which was
adopted:
Resolved, That the Ramsey county delega-
ton is hereby instructed to vote as unit in
the state convention on all questions affect
ing the organization Of said convention; also
on the nomination for governor, and that no
proxy shall be recognized except by con-
sent of the majority of the delegation.
When the committee on resolutions
returned the following report was Of
fered:
The Democracy Of Ramsey county. in con
vention assembled, expresses its hearty ap
proval of the national Democratic platform
1 and its confidence in the national standard
+ bearers Of the party; It gives voice TO the
| firm belief that Minnesota will cast he
! electoral vote for Cleveland and Thurman