New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-07-10

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Caldwell, Of the Press, as secretary. 4 ma
iorEty Of the delegates were in the caucus,
and the result was, OF course, definitely
known The convention was called TO order
BY D. Carson, member OF the convention OF
1850 Dr.. StraEton, OF the Congregational
church, offered prayer Gov. MeIettss
proclamation OF election of delegates was
read and certain corrections made IN the
names
HE DELEGATES
The following IS the list Of delegates:
First District-V T McGllFcuddy. Peuriue-
ton. ReD-: Sanford Parker. Custer. Rep; C. L
Wood, Pennington Dem
SecUCd-D. Carson, Lawrence, Rep: W 5
o'Brien Lawrence. Rep: c. II Thomas, Law
Thfrd-S ! Wheeler. Lawrence. Rep. Thomas
Thomson, Lawrence Rep; John Scotland, Law
Fourth-Hsnrz Ne5E- Grant. Rep: c. r West
colt Deuel. Rep: William Ickusic, Roberts,
3 FifrhE H Compton Day, Dem: ". G.
Dickinson. Day. Rep: William Cook Marshall,
sizth-M P Eentnger. Brown. Req: L 7.
Boucher, Mcpherson, Rep; H Z Craig. Camp
bell, Dem
lam Stoddard. Brown Rep; s z. Brot1. Brown.
Dam
Ei<hth-H l. Humphrey. Faux. Rep-:J. G.
Davies Ednunds. Rep; Peter Couehnan- Wal
Sinrh-J. T. Wood. Sphinx. Rep; Thomas ster-
ling, Spink7 Rep; T W P Lee, spink Rep
lock P0zte-, Rep: DAVID Hal. suIly. Rep
EIeTe1th-C. G. Hartley, Hand Rep.: S z.
HunlLey, JerrauId. Rep: 2 c. Anderson. But
falo~ Dem
TwalrEh-A G. KaElan. Brule. Rep J. v
Willis. AURORA. Rep: L F. Fellows. Aurora
Thirreenth-C H Van TasseI, Sanborn- Rep. :;
L + Hole, BeadIe- Rep George c. Cooper.
-BeadIe. Dem
H Madison. kingsbury, Rep: s D.JeGEes, Clark.
Dem
Ffzreanth-E E Cloueh. Codington. Rep: S.
S Peck. EamIln. Rep s. B. Van Buskirk. Cod
ilgton, Dem
SH5seneh-L Atkinson, Brooktnes, Ren:L P
Spooner, ktagsbuEy. Rep; J. Downing. Brook
iugs, Dem
sevenreenrh-H W Eddy. Miner. Rep: F. G.
Young, Lake. Rep: 2 F. Lyons Miner, Dem
ElEh5eenth-C. G. Clifford, Minnehaha- Rep:
! J, BeFdznl, Alnnehzha, Rep D. Jacobs,
Nineseenrh-WLlEan Van Fps. Minnehaha,
Dem: Clark G. Goats, MInnehans. Rep; E ".
TxenTfe5Il-WilIis1n Elliott. Turner. Rer: J.
= Fowler. Lincoln, Rep; E C. Kennedy, TUr-
Twenry-arst-J. L JoEley. Clay, Req: 4. o.
Rinsrud. Union. Rep; J. kinbal, Clay. Dem
Twenty-second-E- G. Edgerson. Yanktou-
Rep Christian Buecl1eT, Hutchinson Rep. C.
J. 5. Harris, Tank-on- Dem
Twen-y-third-W- 7. Williams, Bon Honms.
Rep; Robert Smith. Charles MIX Rep; J. 4
Tweucy-fourth-A }. Edgeraou- Dawson. Rep !:
c. 4 Eolton- Douglas, Rep; s. 4 Ramsey. San
born Rep
Twenty-hfth-W H Goddard. McCook. Rep ::
v. H Murphy, Hanson Rep: 7. T. DIefendorf.
McCook. Dem.
Roll cal showed the following abseutees:
Thomas, Davies, Anderson, ClougE and
Goats, all OF whom, with one exception, were
in the city Judge Thomas of Deadwood re-
fused 10 take MS seat On the ground that as
federal officer Of the government he did not
think after mature elaboration that ne was
competent 20 sit as delegate Oath of Office
was then administered by Chief Justice
Tupp. who was president OF the Sioux Falls
convention OF 1888. Dr. Spooner nominated
Judge / J. EdgerEon as the president OF the
convention Charles 4 Price nominated
Van Buskirk OF WATERFOWL The latter de-
clinsd and Edgerton was unanimously
elected and was escorted 10 the chair py
Spooner and Van Buskrk Upon taking the
chair Judge EGgerIon said:
Gentlemen OF the CouTention-I cannot ex-
press 70 you Upon this occasion the feeling
have not only tor the appointment OF myself 10
this place for the second tine, but the manner
in which L has been done All that I can say TO
you now Is. that I shall endeaTor 20 perform the
duties the best know how, for the best inter-
ests Of South Dakota and I trust that YOU will
aid me in presenting 70 the people OF South Ds-
kota and the world a constitution that Is un-
riTslsd and that may hereafter under IL sue
coed 10 all of those rights that N the opinion Of
some OF Us We have so long been prevented IN
securing.
EW Caldwell was elected temporary sec
Rotary. On motion Of Col Jolly of Clay a
committee Of five, consisting OF jolly, Wood
CIough, Humphrey and Young, was an
pointed to provide rules for the governn enE
Of the convention On motion OF Judge
Eillam the president was authorized to teIe-
graph greetings and congratulations TO the
constitutional conventions OF North Dakota,
Montana and Washington. Van IasseI moved
that the president appoint committee OF
three to confer with the North Dakota cor-
yenron as TO the size OF the joint com miEree
to be appointed by the two conventions On
motion Of Wescott, this matter was lett TO
the committee on rules CaldwelI's motion
provided that the rules Of the convention Of
1855 be adopted. so far as they obtain, until
the repors OF the committee on rules be
adopted Adjourned until tomorrow after
noon The day was so full OF interesting
features that the convention did not attempt
70 complete the organization There is a
brisk contest over clerkships and minor POI
sitions, b1t nothing has developed TO show
who is likely TO succeed The convention IS
made MP Of as fine body OF men as ever as
sembled n the No1thwesS and none would
doubt their ability 20 getup drst-cIass con
stitution from beginning 10 end
NORTH DAKOTA
BEMRck. Special Telegram, July ITO
day has been great day for Bismarck.
North Dakota, and the farmer combine The
day was started WITH q salute OF forty-two
guns aI sunrise. AT 10 O'clock the proceS
sion that was 70 escort the members OF the
constitutional convention 20 thesate capitol
commenced 20 form. While it WIS getting
into shape the Republican caucus, consisting
OF hfry-uhree delegates. met at the court
house, Johnson Of Lakota in the chair and
Scott Of Valley City acting as secretary.