St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-21
SCHEMES IN SIGHT.
The "Kids" Reveal Several in
Their Call for Nominat-
ing Conventions.
j
The Citizens Ticket Will Be
Quietly Laid on the
Shelf.
Williams and Ingersoll to Be
:; Named for the State
Senate.
The Republican Convention
Aug. ~, Primaries the
Evening Before.

The sskids' have decided to make
next Wednesday field day in their his
tory. and will hold two conventions at
the Newmarket tbeater on that day
one the regular county convention, the
duty of which which will be to name a
full county ticket, and the other, an in
novation by the way. will be held to
nominate candidates for the legislature.
Each will be composed of 12i delegates,
or one for each 100 votes OF major frac-
ton thereof cast for President Harrison
in 1883. Both sets of delegates will be
elected at the same time and with the
same primary officers. The primaries
will be held on Tuesday evening be-
tween the hours of and Z.
All this was decided upon alta meet
ing of the Republican county COM
mittee in the rooms of the Union League
in the Endicott arcade last evening.
one or two exceptions, along with such
Kiefer, "Wiilie" Nichols, Fl. L.
Williams and others. The committee
men present were:
W. H. r. McMartin chairman; John Cope
land, First ward; j. V. Wilson, Second ward;
/ George W. Lamb, Third ward: d. F. Reese,
Fourth ward; E. NJ. Kuby, Fifth ward; Sam
Fl. Nichols, Seventh ward; F. Boyer, Eighth
ward: Z. L. MaboN, Ninth ward; C. l.. Sum-
bardO, Tenth ward; D. NJ. Sullivan, Eleventh
ward.
A LARGE w Herrick, R. c. Clark. j. c.
Murray, E. e. Mcdonald, Paul Quehl. Louis
Memo, F. G. Ingersoll, John F. Coguire, E.
A. Boyd, F. w. Zollman.
Wbilo - not roparaI1y Iypnun II 10
nevertheless fact that this is the Sec
ond time that the Republican commit
tee has prepared call for Its coming
convention. The first one was held
back for the purpose of allowing the
Democrats to show their hand on the
citizens legislative ticket first. AS one
of the Republican committeeman said
last evening:
1--WE were afraid that If we held our
convention first, and repudiated the
citizens ticket, the Democrats
would meet and indorse it. Now
that they have not done this
we propose to go and do likewise
Lomen. Bell and Stevens will be the
only nominees of the citizens committee
indorsed by US next Wednesday, and
Lomen will be left out unless he sue
sceeds in carrying the First ward delega-
ton at the primaries. II. l.. Williams
3will be nominated for the senate in the
district composed of the First, Second
and Third wards, and Fred &. IngerSoll
in the Hill district, and l believe that
they will defeat Sanborn and Dean with
ease at the polls in November"
The county convention proper will
also have the duty of selecting twenty
seven delegates TO the Fourth district
Republican congressional convention
which will meet at Anoka, on Sept. l.
1t will be called to order at 10 o'clock.
: AtS i'll the afternoon the legislative
convention will meet.
This very cleverischeme of dividing
i. the convention into two independent
bodies will undoubtedly rebound to the
advantage of the kids" and shows
that they propose to- retain control of
the party organization at all hazards.
Of course this is new departure in
the way of nominating conventions.
and there is no authority for it in the
party uSageS in this county or state.
But such a trihing irregularity as this
doesn't bother the average kid-not i'll
the least.
E But why was the legislative conven-
ton called separate and apart from the
regular county convention?
Simply and solely to insure repudia-
ton of the Citizens ticket. H. L. Will.
Jams and F. q. IngerSoll were long
time ago promised the nominations for
state senator in their respective dis
tricts, and this promise the boys, or the
kids" propose to carry out to the let
ter. Under the appointment Of the
committee the various wards of st. Paul
and the outside villages and townships
will be entitled to the following number
: of dplppafps.