Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-09-30
THEY WILL BE ELECTED.

Not the Slightest Opposition Shown
to the Nomination of Four Good
Republicans.
w. NJ. Fuller er........................MO morrison
W. A. Fleming Grow Wing
r. c. Dunn. Mile Lacs
W. Z. Lee. ..:...Todd
From Fridays Daily.
The presence of All u1sual number
of white plug hats in the city
this morning, was an excellent in
decative that a Republican cOnven-
ton would be in session before the
day was over The Brainerd dele
cation was. the first to appear on the
scene, which it did at an early hour
in the morning. Most OF the mcm-
bers wore white hats.
The Republican convention today
further upheld, as we'll as demonstr-
ating, the truth that the utmost
harmony and unity prevails at the
present time within Republican party
lines in the state OF Minnesota. AS
soon as the organization OF the con-
ventiOn was effected, the work was
rapidly advanced. Harmony and
good feeling prevailed and all the
nominees were decided upon without
any opposition.
The unanimty with which the
candidates were selected speaks
volumes for the success of the party
in the campaign. With the except
ion of the delegate selected from
Morrison county all the nominees are
tried and true men, who have shown
their Legislative ability in years past.
There was the old reliable "BOb'
Dunn, of Mile Lac county, who was
met with no opposition. w. e. Lee,
of Todd. has moved in the legislature
before and with distinction. w. A.
Fleming, of Crow Wing county, has
proved his worth on more than one
Wordy battle ON the floor Of the
house. The representative on the
ticket from Morrison county is W..
NJ. Fuller. Although never having
been to the legislature, he has the
united support of his party.
The convention " as called to or
| Il ca 'al, n.l.
by J. II. Rhodes, chairman of the
committee Of the 46th Legislative dis
trict. After reading the call B. F..
Hartshorn was elected temporary
chairman and A. r. Davidson, tenn
lpOrarE secretary.
On taking his seat chairman Harts-
horn said it was not necessary for
him to thank the convention for the
honor which had been conferred upon
him.
On motion the following commit
tees were appointed:
Credentials:-N. II. IngersOll. Crow
Wing; G. f. Harliins, Todd county;
H. r. Mallettc, Mile Lac; NJ. n.
Young, Morrison;C. w. Shumaker,
Morrison.
Resolutions:-Rob Dunn, Mile
Lac; A. F. Ferris, Grow Wing; G. b.
Buckman, Morrison.
Permanent orGanization:-C. B.
Buchanan, Morrison; W. A. Miller,
Todd; G. f. Chipperfeld, Crow Wing
The committee on credentials rc-
ported granting the following dele.
gates seats:
Mile Lac County-C. H. Rines
Henry Ncwbcrt, II. r. Mullette, Will
liam Burch, Rev. William Skemp ani
r. G.. Dunn, with Delegate Newbert
authorized to cast full vote of dele
CATION.
Todd County-B. X. Hartshorn
w. A. Miller, NJ. j. Masher, Eli Wood
man, William Barber, {. E. Harkins
Barney BorSert and l.. G. Pender
gast, with Geo. w. Maynard a proxy
for Pendergast and A. l.. Skinner {;
proxy for VIM. NJ. Barber.
Morrison County-A. r. Davidson
Mark Murphy, NJ. n. Young, A. II
Buelow G. Buckman, Peter johnson
and G. w. Shumakcr.
Crow Wing-A. f. Ferris, r. II
D Paine, Ed. Breheny, J. l.. Berg, J. A
Wilson, n. II. InScrso!l, G. L. Chipe1
field and John Parsons.
The report of the committee oj
permanent organizu ton recommend
ing that the temporary officers |,
made permanent, was adopted.
The committee OH resolutions II
ported. endorsing the platform a
laid down uy the National and Stat
committees.
Nominations were then declared i
order:
C. E. Chippc. field, from Crow Win
county. and the youngest delegat
to the convention, in an able speec
:. placed the name of w. A. Fleming
nomination. If he was nominate
Crow Wing would roll up amajorit
which would scare the life out of tt
- enemy At his close Mr. Chipperfie]
- was heartily applauded as was h
nominee.
II. r. Mallette, Of Mile Lacs pal
a hearty tribute to r. &. Dunn, whe
he placed that gentlemen in nomin
ton.
When. Hon. G.. B. Buckman arO
in response to a call from MorrisC
county, he was followed with tt
closest attention as in an able speet
he placed the name of W. NJ. Full
before The convention.
Todd county was the last to
heard from and Eli WOOdman place
w. E. Lee in nomination.
Hearty applause greeted the me
ton Of this name as was the ca
with the others.
nc AS soon as that last nominate
- had been made Hon. C. B. Buckm'
arose and moved that the four ge
" tlemen be benominated by acclamatiO