St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-02

organizing the anti-Kelly and DOIan
men its purpose was effectually con-
neded. If it was called far the purpose
of organizing the anti-state central COM
mittee, that purpose was covered as
with the cloak of ErebuS. If it was
called for the purpose of crYstallZlng
the anti-Cleveland sentiment for the
benefit of ID. b. Hill, it failed most Ia
mentally. Ii it was called for the pur-
pose of concentrating any 'antI. Sentl-
ment or for fostering any 'antl' move
ment. except antl-Repu0llcanlsm, II
failed again.
Again, what was it called for?
Was il for the purpose of etfecting a
state Democratic organization to pre-
pare the people for the political contest
of 1892? If so, there be those who think
that the call was not comprehensive
enough. 1t must be confessed that the
state of Minnesota in all its length and
breadth was not represented. Mime
aDolis men predOminated in the gather
ing There were a few present from
st. Paul, and the others were scattered
broadcast over the state, and scattered
thinly. These are the men who at
tended the meeting:
Those Present.
G.E. McAliister, J. W Fitzgerald, James
Curmecau. Charles Ringwald, John H. Ives,
D. W. Lawler and Robert Smith, OF st. Paul;
P. Anderson j. s Todd. j. II. sullivan, John
r. Everard. Charles Holt SwanJe Anderson,
Enoch Hidden, James II. Huntington, ii. VI.
Doyle, J. NJ. Gleason, W. j. COON, Frank L.
ThresheI, c. f. j. Goebel, Lars
NJ. Rand. Gus Hagen. r. c. Enright,
Perry A. Long. NJ. Gallagher. j. c. O'COnnell,
Jas. F. JOrdon. N. E. Doyle. John Norton,
II F. Lally, NJ. NJ. Gavin, y. 2. Nelson, Matt
Walsh, Thos. E. Bishop, F; A. MurloWsky,
hr MQf,OWan A
March, Louis Frederickson, T. Kelly, j. II.
Ralfe T. G. Winston, Prof. John Ellison,
Hugh Butler. a. S. DOwdan, Dr. L. I. Gibson,
Matt Gross. Joseph JepsOn, NJ. W. Glenn, P.B
Winston, Charles RELIEF. NJ. P. Finnegan, G.
A. Quist, B. Clautier c. j. Buell.. Ed Harri-
gan. p /. Collins MyrOn r. Curtis. OF Mime
RpOls; J. j. Thornton, st. James; D. A.
Tufts, Long Prairie l. +: DaylSGn le H4?II
lam P. Remer. st. Cloud; J. A. Sheets,
Hartford: NJ. J. Gleason, Fergus Falls;
NJ. J. McGrath. ST. Charles; j. Il. Coates
Sauk Rapids; Frank ". Lyon, Little Falls;
T. ]. Dougherty, ". W. Mcclure, James
Roche and D. j. Ferguson; of NOrhtield; j.
P TAYLOR, Elk River; John kaufmann, Clear
Lake; H. c. Bull COkatO; c. l.. Baxter, Per
ham; John II hIcGary, Maple Plain "A. French,
Plainview; E. y. Brandon, Delauo; p. II.
Hagney, ROsemount; II. c. Suvers, Brainerd {;
G. j. Haines, Wabasha; +. ID. Egan. OsSeO ;
J. W. Tonguey. Duluth; j. 5. Nandiver, (.
W. Durant, saltwater; j. L. Harmick, Mon
ItGllO. \. y. OSuOlll. al AliAlsAOu- q. ~
Brasie, DelanO, Joseph Leicht Winona;
Henry Keller, Sauk Center; T. j. Catlin,
Delano; c. a. Moody, Sauk Rapids; NJ. ii.
Helms, Waseca.
Called TO Order.
At11 O'Clock Mayor p. B. Winston, of
Minneapolis, called the meeting to
order. In a few words Mayor Winston
congratulated the Democrats for having
selected Minneapolis, the city of con-
ventOnS, for their meeting place, well
coined them to the city, and nominated
Mayor Robert Smith, of St. Paul, for
chairman. Mayor Smith declined the
honor. He had an engagement that
would prevent his acting as temper
ary chairman. Matt Walsh nominated
Mayor Z. w. Durant. of Saltwater, for
the craftsmanship. Mayor Durant ac-
eepted and made good presiding
officer. {. A. Moody was chosen tenn
porary secretary without any fuss. Matt
Gallagher moved that a committee of
thirteen on resolutions be named by the
chair. George McAllister objected to
thirteen as unlucky. The number was
made fifteen and the following gentle
men were appointed:
P B. Winston, Hennepin; R. A. Smith,
Ramsey; Hardrink, Sherbourne; Roach, Rice
Stevens, Crow Wing; Ringwald, Ramsey;
LaWler Ramsey; Walsh. Hennepin: Thorn
ton, Wantonwon; Moody, Benton; Mcmillan,
Hennepin; Lyons, Morrison; johnson, D. B.,
Hennepin; Bell, Benton; Stevens, Hennepin
These were appointed a committee on
permanent organization:
Lars NJ Rand Hennepin; Keller, Stearas
Buell.. c. j., Ramsey; Helmes, Waseca; Buell.
Rice; Price, Mile Laos; Leicht, Winona.
All this was done in the ordinary ol
the NicOllet. The room was too small
The delegates were packed in like bal
lots in a close Montana district. Ad
tournment was taken until 2:30 p. N. a
Window hall.