St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-20

Newell AND HIS SMILE, ed by the sub
committees of the state organization fol-
low:
First District-J. NJ. Dement,, chairman,
Owatona. Steele county; L. d. Baird, Austin,
Mower; ii. A. Hanson, Albert Lea, Freedom
L. II. Keely, Rochester, Olmsted; W. B. An
d9rson. Wlnona, WinOna; Ii. j. Whitman,
Wabasha, WRbasha: j. f. Potter La Ores
cent. Houston; Edward Johnston, Lanes
boro, Fillmore: George Is. Arnold. Kasson,
Dodge; p c. Bailey, Waseca, Waseca.
Second District-A. Blanchard. chairman,
New Ulm. Brown; c. L. Benedict, Mankato
Blue Earth; r. ii. Jefferson, Window. Cotton
wood; j. H. Sprout, Blue Earth city, Fari-
bault; II. A. Funk, Jackson, jackson; j. F.
jacobson, Madison, Lac qui Parle; John Nc
Kenzie, Lake Benton, Lincoln; T. S. Brown,
Tracy. Lyon; John Peterson, St. Peter,
Nicollet; j. K. Jones, WorIhingtou, Mobiles !;
j. W. Mirrick, Fairmont. Martin: r. H. Whit
ney, Slayton, Murray; V. L. James. Pipe
stone, Pipestone; John Kelley, Luverne,
Rock; j. W. Segur, St James, Watonwan;
John Swenson, Candy, Yellow Medicine;
DR.. W. ID. Finn Redwood Falls, Redwood
Third District-H. L. Simons, chairman,
Glencoe, Mcleod; A. Knoblauch, Carver
Carver; Or. T. Z. Bissell, Lltchfeld. Meeker;
G. I. McMullen, Shakopee, Scott; A. W
stockton; shakopee, Scott; 6. II. Nixon.
Hector, Renyille: Theodore Seebach, Red
Wing, Goodhue; William Hodgson. Hastings
Dakota: G. Bison Henderson. Sibley; II. X.
Turritson, lie Sueur Ceuter. lie Sueur.
Fourth District-Stanford. Newell. st. Paul,
chairman; a. X. Kieter. NJ. d. Mum, George
w. Lamb, F. A. Johnson. D. +. Reese
Charles Wallblom, Louis Memo, II. W. Nc
Cool, of Ramsey: j. G. Wilson, August
Neuber Ole Erickson, Washington; e. e.
Williams, Kanabec; August Anderson CHS
ago; s. c. Johnson, Chisago.
Fifth Dlstrict-R0bert Jsmison, chairman;
A Ii. Hall, w. L. Morris, Ole Rognas, S. L.
Breasley, Andrew j. Smith, George Boyd. j .
A. Peterson, D. +. Simpson, The first five
are the members of the old committee
Sixth District-C. S. Benson, st. Cloud
chairman, Stearns; II. c. Nelson. Two Har-
bors. Lake county; ". M. Fuller, Little
bury, Todd; John Mckinley, Du-
luth, St. Louis; John Frater, Brain
erd. Crow Wing: g. A. Whiting, Wadena,
Wadena; c, NJ. Buck Howard Lake, Wright
H. A. Castle Elk River, Sherburne; j. E.
Meter, Pine City, Pine; G. ". McComber,
Anoka. Anoka; r. c. Dunn, Princeton,
Mile Lacs; J. A. Markham, Aitkin, Aitkin;
Wade Baker, Grand Rapids, Itasca;
W p. Allen Cloouet Carlton: G. II
Rice, Rice's Point. Benton; S. A. Phillips
Grand Marais, Cook; Fred Kribs, Butler, Bel
trami; Thomas Neary. Gull River, Cass: F.
C. Rice Park Rapids Hubbard.
man, Kittson; H. L. Meighland, Marshall;
burn, Norman; c. 4. Nye, Clay;
NJ D. Converse, Becker; b. v
johnson, Otter Tail: R. A. Phelps Wilkin:
u.
Douglas; \. L. Crossfield, Traverse; r. c.
stevens, Stevens; W. c. Whiteman, Big
Stoue; +. III. Eddy, Pope; j. c. Thorpe, Kan
diyohi; :. II. Hudson. Swift.
The new committees were confirmed
without opposition, the only objection
being made by some of the leaders who
thought the committees in the Sixth
and Seventh dlStriStS rather unWieldly.
John GOOdnOw, of Hennepin, created a
little breeze by moving that the COM
! mitteeS just appointed be instructed to
call congressional conventions for the
purpose of electing delegates to the ma
tional convention. Mr.. Greer, of Wa
basha. and Senator Tawney, of
WlnOna, opposed this, claiming that
| the state central committee had no
authority to do anything of the kind.
Both these embryo congressional candi-
dates desired that the new committees
be Informed that the state committee
was acting under the authority of the
national committee, in fact by IDstruc-
| ton, and the Wlnona man amended Mr..
| GoodnOw's motion, notifying the new
| bodies that they. had been named ''pur-
| suant TO instructions of the national COM
mittee." The Hennepm member ac-
cepted the amendment and the resolu-
| ton was adopted. This ended the
! mornings work, and a recess until :30in
| the afternoon was taken.
Afternoon Meeting.
After receiving the reports of the
| Fifth and Sixth districts the committee
| went into executive session to receive
the reports of the officers of the state
league of Republican clubs. Mr.. Good.
now told how he had progressed in the
work of organizing the state. The or
| ganlZation of the executive committee
had been perfected so that there is now
one active man in each county looking
after the interest of the League. Eacl
committeeman has been asked to ap
point active men in each polling pre-
cinct with a view of bringing the
league as near the people as possible
] This report was received and adopted.