The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-07-11

v Gratis and Pr0hl-
M ONZOE.EneERTCh hitionists TO can't
ure tho organization. The caucus chose
Judge Edgertou as president, and E. W.
CaIuwoI!' Oh tne Press, as secretary, Anna ma
loflty OF the delegates were III Cne caucus
and the result was, of course, definitely
knowp The convan+ion ,vos coIIed tn order
~ III 'oAi V''''oI '''Ilol' w
Nv u. larson member ol Tue convention VI
1885. DR.. StrattOn, OF the congregational
l,lI,'.ia1 - I1-,,i,,,, - d,,oro+cs ,.,oa
read and certain corrections made in the
names.
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THE DELEGATES.
The following is the list Of delegates:
H. ni+rio+ V ~ 11,t1irvor,ld por,iro
FIRST D!strictH br Me"''IyGaanS' PenninG-
W. - P.nDind4nI, na,iI
So"rL n Crr,n .wronco Ron w G
o9i IotS" Ran bo, Tp
renee, Dem.
hrd0 Mneeler 5I"r9 1nSn P ri n1ss
rnnra Sem =
l' L,tj tIo,,r,, Nail; Grant Pom n p Uao+
cott Danei Rem: WilIiam McknsiC' Roberts
49, f
Dem Eif,br u Co,nntor Dav Dem w q
,,iii,, ~ Rn1 Wii1iano' 'Cnor Marshall
- 11'0-'' 47"'' 4'|i''
GR+b NJ 1Ienincor Rro,rn Rem T. n
pomHbar MrPhorson Ran n r. Craig Camn-
III ~, ANNA i' '
BEL sav Dem; stroun Broyn Rem Will
oeSenJhn RroIyn Ran Rrott Rron
ISln 0'o0u"lo' DIV" IL -''p'' !" Dl0''' D10" A'
~ ~ II 1y,,,,,,bro,. Eor1I- ponT n
- "a D. 3D. So,I,I'n VI "
OaVteS' CuiluHuS' nep'' @''o4 Oou'A'i'"ii' wal
worm lem r 1voo7 C,io1, po,, r,,o,,,o, e.+or
WI Do, ~ W y I 40 C,,inI- Do,
ling spln6' Kep; H. W 1 +, ne G Splnf rep
IocS Pntter Rev DAVID Hall, SuIIy Rem.
IoIH, iS'lI.' TIrffAI' IiamH naTS z
EieySnt4c IT, nareR Ian addr sn M
taIa Dam
IT,aItth A r. EoIloD, Rrnlo Ron 7 Y
Wi,iiS Aurora Ran.: II, +, Fellows Aurora,
Rep.
I4irteGnthI1C II, van asset oanporn; rep, !
RaadIe nein
FOurteenth--C. G. Sherwood, Clark, Rep; w.
Il Ma'rsoh' hlh@so"Fy' I'ep' D D,'e"rles' I'*rA'
Fittaantb-E F Clongh. Codinrtop. Rer.: s,
s. Peck. Hamlin, Rep; s. B. Van Buskirk. Cod
lnGton' Dem, ..,-;,,, p.,o,.!,, Do,1
Snn"ner Kirgeimr, Rem ! Dnxninv BROOK
ings. Dem
" SeVenteenthIH W. EdQy' Miner fcp;; +. u
- GitfnrI Nrnnhaha Zen
A. j. Beriahl, Minnehaha, Rep; D. Jacobs,
A00dv Dem, ,,,.,,.- ~ ,,..,,-,,-
DON, CIark q Cnate N,innehahs Rem !. E W
Caldwell. Minnehahs. Rep.
IwenilethTNl lilam EIlioIt' nrner, He'i: o.
~. Do '4A-'1''' 1'0p'' 49, ~ "
Twantw frs+J T. JolIa,- Clay Ran n
Rinernd Tnion Pen ! KimhalI Clav. Dem
MIS- rs 49, OnloI' T. y; ' Ivi-to,,
po,, TbriStio,, Rracb?er Hn7ch1n.n, Re-, {;
7 3 uorrio Vnrt+nn Dnn1
y T r. - w ~ Wiiii.r,s Ron Hor,pa
Ron Hohert Smith CharIna N'y Rem :. I II
Ii[Ito H0n Ho,nIna Nam ~ "
4 T,yentv-fonrth-A j Edperton Dawson Rem .
n A Toi+o, DorcIns RoIr 9 A R.r,Sa,T SoID
bor1 no,t 1'Nf'' ~ 49, - N"''
~ T N, ,SV y ff+b7v II Goddard N1cCooL Ron
w III 1JH1.rh,- TInnsan Po,'. ~ = H,ofonJnIrF
McCook. Dem.
Roll call showed the following absentees:
Thomas, Davies, Anderson, Clough and
Coats, all of whom with one exception, were
In the city. Judge Thomas of DeadwOod re-
fused to take bis seat on the ground that as
federal officer of the government he did not
think after mature elaboration that he WAS
comDe,ent to sit as delegate Oath of Office
was then administered by Chief Justice
Trjnp. who was president of the Sioux Falls
convention of 1888. DIR. Spooner nominated
judge A. j. EdgertOh rs the president of the
convention Charles H. Price nominated
Van Buskirk of WATERFOWL The latter de-
GlinCd and Elgerton was unanimously
elected and was escorted to the chair by
Spooner and Van Buskirk, Upon taking the
chair Judge EGgerton said:
Gentlemen of the Conventional cannot OK
press to you upon this occasion the feeling
TO- a. 10 V rnYp5 ,{n ht ~ ~ re
In which it has boen done All that can say tt
you now iS, that shall endeaVor TO perform the
HuIes tLe pp1S ! AnoM nov toi tite uest me- ,
20 NO IN ',ra scmtinTT ~ the neorIe " SoTfT d.
kota and the world a constitution that is un
rivaled and that we may hereafter under it sue
some Of a." ms we have so Ions been nregentCtl i,
securing.
/ T. ". Caldwell was elected temporary sec
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! 4pSD DE aQoptep, So 4a4 rs tueS oOtaln' unIl
the report OF the committee on rules b.
| sdooted. Adjourned until tomorrow after
moon The dnv was so full of interestin,
t,a+,,o. +bo+ +bo oor,ortior did M, o,+o,,,,t
t'"'"A' 7 CAt'o WY 0"l- .- N nv 80, -
10 cothpleIe INC OhE"liHaIioh' t"G"S ID
DISK contest over clerkShlca anu MINOR po
sitions but nothing has developed to SHOW
WHO it, likely to succeed. The convention i
made up of as fine body of men as ever as
sambled in The No,thwast and none vxoni
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uouoV TnetA "p'i''S W Se' w " AlsI el"es con
stltntlon tfom beginning 10 eha
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