The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-08-06
He DEMOCRACY.
They Hold Their State Convention
and Nominate a Strong
Ticket.
LAWYER FOR GOVERNOR,
The Grandest and Most HarnlOni-
GUS Convention in the His
tory of Minnesota.

The Democrats of Minnesota met in
convention last Wednesday in this city to
nominate candidates for the several state
Offices. No convention Of the party ever
held in this commonwealth was more
harmonious and enthusiastic. The en-
tire ticket was nominated by accianaa~
ton, fact which argues we'll for the
success Of the party this tall.
The following is the ticket:
GOVERNOR. DANIEL ". LAWLER
OF Ramsey.
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR. ......H. Il. HAWKINS
OF CARLTON.
SECRETARY OF STATE PETER NELSON
OF GoODHUE.
TREASURER .............. JOSE.Sd AhAI1
OF WINoSA.
ATTY GENERAL :. John &. NEIHA"a1
OF wAsHINGToN.
Judges of the Supreme Court.
DANIEL BUCK. .................bLCh hAhAh
THOMAS CAVITY ..................HEN NEPlN
WILLIAM MITCHELL. ........:....... WlNONA
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
First District-D. r. P. Hibbs, Albert
Lea.
Second District-A. L. Sackett, St.
Peter.
Third DISTRICTS. M. Jones, Gaylord.
Fourth District-J. T. Barron, Still
water.
Fifth Distinctly. c. Oswald, Minneapo-
lis.
Sixth Dissrict-Wm. Quinn, Wright
county.
seyenth District--Martin Shea, Otter
Tail
Al Large--B. F. Nelson, Hennepin,
and r. A. Smith, Ramsey.
STARR CENTRAL COMMITTEE"
First District-Owen Austin, Hastings,
Second District Aberle, ST. Paul.
Third District--Chris. Ell. Hetfron,
Rochester.
Fourth District-John Coleman, An
Okla.
Fifth District-R. O. Craig, GAINESVILLE,
Sixth District-J. c. Wise, Mankato.
Seventh District-C. A. Moody, Ben
ton.
Eighth District George A.. Du Toit,
Chaska
Ninth District--~Michael Mullen, New
Ulm.
Tenth District---J. d. Sheedy, Austin.
Eleventh District--Morris Thomas, Du-
iuth.
Twelfth District---J. M. Spioer, Will
mar.
Tnirteenth Distcict-James Manning,
Worthington.
Fourteenth District james E.O'Brien,
Crookston.
Fifteenth District--Warner Hemp
stead, Brainerd.
Sixteenth District-Charles Garter,
Grant county.
Hennepin County-Lars M. Rand.
Ramsey County-Crawford Livingston
Judge Fandrsu, OF st. Paul, placed
Daniel ". LAWYER in nomination for gov
ernor in al eloquent address which was
frequently applauded and then Cy.
wellington, the able st. Paul attorney,
assembled the platform and seconded the
nomination in a speech which set the
delegates cheering enthusiastically. y.
B. Johnson, of Hennepin, seconded tho
nomination il glowing words and de-
clared that the prospects OF the Demo-
cratic party ia this state we're never
brighter than to day. F. B. Winston,
the Mayor of Minneapolis, appeared on
the platform and moved the nomination
OF D. W. Lawler, for governor, by rls-
ing vote. The convention arose as one
man and cheered enthusiastically. A
committee of three was appointed to
bring the nominee before the convention.
Amidst cheering that rent the air the
popular candidate for governor mounted
the platform and wass introduced by
Mayor Winston as the next governor OF
Minnesota.
MAGNIFICENT ADDRESS.
After the subsistence OF the cheering
Mr.. Lawler delivered the following adj
dress of acceptance: Mr.. Chairman and
Gentlemen of the Conventions: Your