Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-21
Republican County Convention.

80 -""isihtii county was neld IN Ste
phen on Thursday, July 10, and a
complete county ticket placed in the
field. The convention met ut the
school house and was called to order
little before neon by p. Lofgren, OF
Stephen, the chairman of the county
central committee Hon. Geo. r.
Roberts, OF Stephen, was chosen tenn
porary chairman, and l.. LANDER
son, OF Warren, temporary secreta-
ry. The following committees were
next appointed by the chair:
Credentials-A. A. Ulsrud, d. b.
Bake, c. NORM, Hans A. Larson,
h. j. Taralseth.
Temporary OrganizatiOn-L. Lam
berson, a. NJ. Wheeler, &C. Win
chester.
Resolutions-A. Grindeland, H. w.
Brown, Prof. W. A. Noyes. Adjourn
ed till = o'clock.
When the convention met in the
afternoon the committee on creden-
tails reported II delegates present.
All except a few distant towns had
representatives there, and had not
the convention been held right in the
busy haying season the attendance
would have been larger.
The committee on permanent Or
ganzation reported in favor OF max
ing the temporary organization per-
manent. The committee on resOlu-
tlons reported the following resolu-
tons which We're unanimously adopt
ed:
Resolutions ADOPTED.
WHEREAS, We the representatives
uf the Republican party of Marshall
county in convention assembled, be-
lievins that the Republican party to
be the only party advocating true
principles OF reform, hereby pledge
our hearty support of said party, its
principles as enunciated in it's plat
form at the National convention at
Minneapolis and it's candidates put
in nomination.
RESOLVED, That we denounce the
last democratic and alliance legisla
tnre for increasing the state govern
mental expenses 100000.
RESOLVED, That we earnestly de-
nounce the action OF any party or
set OF men riding into office through
falsehOod and deceit as was the case
in this county two years ago, by adj
vocating reforms in the reduction of
salaries, and that we denounce n.y.
pocrisy in every form.
RESOLVED. That we are heartily in
in favor OF the anticipation bill now
pending before congress.
RESOLVED, That believing in his
integrity and pre-eminent ability, we
sincerely recommend that the Hon.
Cushman x. Davis be made his own
successor in / he senate of the United
States
RESOLVED, That we deeply deplore
the late labor trouble at Homestead,
Pa, where so many lives were lost,
and condemn the practice of corpo-
ratiOns or others employing the so
called PinkertOns to settle labor and
capital differences between the en-
ployer and the employed, believing
that state authorities are the proper
and only authorities to suppress
such riots or difficulties to the ex-
cluSion of I'LL detective agencies.
\ r-r.SS wa next taken and when
the convention w:tS called to ORDER
again ii proceeded forthwith to bal
lot for county officers.
Carl Hanson, of New Solum, was
nominated for County Auditor
unanimously by accIamation.
Hans A. Larson, OF Big Woods,
and John +. Mattson of Warren
were placed in nOnIina ton for the Of
lice OF Register OF Deeds The result
OF the informal ballot showed 1G
votes for Mr.. Larson and 20 for
Madison. MIR Larson Withdrew his
name and the nomination OF John
z. Madison was made unanimous by
reclamation.
For county treasurer the names OF
Albert POuliot OF Alma and John &.
Smith OF Vega were placed in nomi-
nation. The result of the informal
ballot was 20 votes for POuliot and
"a votes for John G. Smith. In the
formal ballot Mr.. Pouliot received "a
votes and Mr. Smith ~ votes. John
Il. Smith was declared the nominee
Tor county treasurer.
The secretary was instructed to
cast the unanimous vote of the con-
vention for Hon. Geo. r. Roberts of
Sinnott for judge OF probate.
For sheriff the names of Guy A.
Anbol, OF Warren, u. Barager, of
Augsburg, and John kivpl, III War
rem, were presented for nomination.
The result OF the informal ballot was
as follows: Guy A. Aubol 35 votes,
u. Barager II votes, and John kivel
3 votes. Mr.. Barager Withdrew his
name, and on motion made and car
ried Guy A. Aubol was declared the
unanimous nominee of the conyen-
ton for the office OF sheriff.
The names Of rhOs. F. Stevens. of
Warren, and H. W. Brown, OF Ar
gyle, were placed in nomination. for
county attorney. The ilifOr-
NAL ballot stood: Stevens %. Brown
70. On the formal ballot Stevens
received rs votes and Brown 26
votes. II. w. Brown was declared
the nominee for county attorney.
Prof. H. G. Bailey. of Argyle, was
nominated unanimously BY accla-
nation for county superintendent Of
schools.
DR.. j. d. Taylor, Of Stephen. was
given the unanimous nomina-
ton for coroner.
Greeley E. Carr, OF Stephen, was
named unanimously for the office OF
court commissioner.
Donald Robertson, of Argyle, was
nominated unanimously by acclama-
ton for the Office ofconnty surveyor.
Before proceeding to elect dele
gates to the state convention res
Olution was passed instructing the
delegates to be selected to cast their
votes for the Hon. Knute Nelson for
Governor. The following delegates