St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-01
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eye to the fitness of things, and urged
| the importance of appointing on the
committee on promotion citizens who
| are either acquainted with individual
members of the national committee. or
with people who are acqGaint-
ed with them. and would be
| likely to be enlisted in the
cause of st. Paul, and he took occasion
| TO accentuate the fact that there is no
| city in the South that is candidate for
the convention, and. therefore. South
ern gentlemen in st. Paul should not
be overlooked in the ensemble.
1t was agreed that this should be
committee Of twenty-five, and it was
voted that each committee may add to
It's membership at pleasure any man
who will enter the work.
Committees Appointed.
Duties on promotion were prescribed:
To take charge of the preparation of
address; gathering the data and argu-
mentS for use before the national COM
! mittee; conducting correspondence;
preparing printed matter; appointment
of the delegation to attend the meetings
of the national committee. The COM
mittees are:
(, Committee on Promotion-Lewis Baker,
chairman; P. Ii. Kelly, NJ. Doran, j. j. Hill
William Hamm. Q. o. Cullen. p. T. Kava-
nagh, c. d. O'Brieu, John T. Slryker, ". NJ.
Campbell, Herman Schetfer, Daniel ". Law
Ier Charles f. Lenau. Benjamin Magoi1in
NJ. B. Curry, Dan Aberle John J. Corcoran,
William Dawson Jr., Ansel Oppenheim. c.
ii. Benedict, Mark Costello, Pat Conlev, X.
7. O'ConnOr, +. NJ. c. CutcheOn, A. n. Mel
son, William Banholzer.
Committee on guarantee fund divided
as follows into subcommittee:
In Ro he oil oho A
bert Scheffer. Frank Seymour. Ii. p. Upham,
ID. A. Monfort, A. l.. Ahlness Ferd Willius
Joseph Minea. William Banholzer, Maurice
Auerbach, ". D. Kirk and E. a. Hendrck-
son.
On Hotels-A. Allen, chairman; o. o. Cul-
len, Eugene Neil ST., Thomas Foley and c.
w. Mcintyre.
On Wholesale-Dan H. Moon. chairman;
P. IL. Kelly, George Benz Jr., p. j. Bowlin
TheO. Schurmeier, Charming Seabury, John +.
Broderick, j. H. Burwen, D. K. Noyes,
George r. Finch, s. 3. Foot Frank Keogh,
c.. w. Iackett, William Lindeke Bernhard
Kuhl. n. W. Fitzgerald, j. j. O'Leary, w. b.
Dean.
on Railroads.&c.. D. Flower, chairman; NJ.
ID. Grover. John c. Bullitl W. p. Clough W.
II. Dixon, Charles Petsch, ". j. C. Kenyon,
A. l.. Scott.
On General Work-WiIliam Hamm, chair
man; John J. CorcOran, Archbishop Ireland.
Samuel G. Smith, Dan Aberlee. ID. W. Law
Ter, p. j. Smalley, Mark Costello. Pat Con-
nor, LCharles Haas, A. n. Nelson, Thomas
Preudergast George Refs, Albert Scheffer,
Il. A. Castle, j. G., Donnelly, E, P.
Moses f. Clapp, Fred W. Bott, Peter Sems,
William Dawson Sr., c. j. Dorniden. Sam
Deering. Thomas Fitzpatrick, c. L. Warren
d. NJ. Sullivan, Z. \. Saunders. NJ. X. Prem
dergast, George Rink, Wescott Wilkin. John
Safranek, Patrick keigher, d. A. j. Baker. E.
c. Starkey Michael Mullane Pat Egan.
james KING. L. D. Wilks, Beriah Magoffin,
Maurice Lyon, Robert Hare, John F. Gehan,
Nc Pothen, j. q. Haas.
On Attorneys-C. II Benedict, chairman;
f. n. c. Cutcheon, John E. Stryker, NJ. D.
Mum, F: c. stevens, John L. Toynley. I.
d. O'Brien. r. b. Gaiusha, f. f. Wilde, F.
G. Ingersol E. c. Stringer, John w. Willis
j. B. Olivier, John b. Sanborn, j. II. Ives,
W. P. Murray L. j. Dobner.
On Doctors-James A. Quinn chairman;
j. Ohage, G. Stamm, c. F. KonantZ
On Real Estate-J. II. Davidson, chairman;
II. ). Fairchild, James Middleton Charles p.
Coleman. Lake X. Stone. Pat T. Kavanagh,
William 9: Robertson, Ansel Oppenheim E.
Ii. Kobe, Ii. H. Fuller, A. NJ. Lawton.
On Press-C. II. Lienau, chairman; Am
brose Ilghe, +. Driscol George Thompson,
II. P Hall. E. V. Smalley, j. a. Schmahl, W.
E. Magraw
On IRetailers-George Mitsch Jr:, chair
man: Robert Mannheimer, John Elmquist
+. Y. Dwyer, d. ii. Michaud, John s. Rooia-
son. Charles Friend, II. Bielenberg, Kenneth
Clark, ?. j. Giesen. Herman Drebach, Rob-
j
treaney joseph Ehrmantraut, William Ber-
landi. j. A. Tierney, D. D. Merrill, John
Dowlan.
Ways and Means.
When it was arged that Mayor Win
ston, of Minneapolis, be added to the
committee on promotion. Mayor Smith
suggested that it might be improper for
ST. Paul to interfere with Minneapolis
CO. operation in any way. Minneapolis
he felt certain would leave no stone UNI
turned, and w. NJ. Campbell explained
that he had recently had long con-
ference With Mayor Winston, in which
| the latter had volunteered.to do all in
bis power MIR. Campbell added that
| Minneapolis mayor has already done
! some excellent andaeffective missionary
work by wire and by mail. This in
! formation was received with enthusi-
astic applause.
Mr.. Oppenheim here replied to Col.
| Aliens arguments in favor of Smith
Park as site for the auditorium. He
cited the well known legal difficulties,
| and then renewed his advocacy of the
market house site, and moved that it
! be the sense of the committee that the
city authorities be requested to make
provision for raising the money by tax
alton by including it in the levy for
1892.
g. II. Benedict created a surprise by
avowing that this is Democratic meet
ing, and for a Democratic purpose, and
that therefore the Republicans should
not be asked to pay cent.
Everybody else took exception to this
sentiment in a vigorous way. The
building is to be permanent institu-
| tiOp of the pitV and Mr. RaDadiot c,,b
sided.
Rev. S. G. Smith moved that the chair
appoint committee of twelve on audi
forum. and he offered this AS a substi-
tute for Assemblyman Oppenheim's
motion.
Ii. +. Stevens seconded this, and in
| doing so took occasion to say that he
! did not favor the substitute as a meas
ure to defeat the end planned by Mr..