New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-20
PRESENTED TO THE PEOPL 3
ReDublican Delegates Select Ticket for
Public Inspection.
Delegates to the Various Conventions Also
Selected According to Program.
a Futile Effort Made to Instruct For the
Hon. Knute Nelson.
So far and No Farther With the Scheme
said a majority of those Present.

The delegation selected beforehand
tallies exactly with that selected at the
convention. The manipulation manipu-
lated to his own satisfaction.
When Chairman Roos of the county
committee raped the Republican coun-
ty convention to order last Wednesday
there were about sixty delegates
present. Then delegate Peterson moved
to adjourn till 2 o'clock and the motion
prevailed The recess was no doubt
taken for the purpose Of setting up the
pins.
n At two o'clock over seventy were
found in the room who were entitled to
vote. Geo. w. Someryille was pomina-
ted for temporary chairman and Henry
Dirks of Springfield received recognition
as temporary secretary.
A committee on credentials consisting
of w. w. Smith, A. Blanchard and F. w.
johnson was appointed and they found
the following delegates entitled to seats.
New Ulm: S. D. Peterson, c. Z. Roos,
Jacob Nix, K. H. Helling, A. Blanchard,
Ben Juni, Jacob Klossner Jr., r. Fried
mann, Herman Schapekahn, G. r. Ruem-
Ike, F. w. johnson, I. NJ. Olsen, E. G.
Koch, A. F. REIN, D. Grussendorf and
! Louis Schilling.
Sleepy Eye: #. g. Hays, WV. Smith,
Hans Mo, j. M. Thompson, g. w. Som
eryille, A. Rinke, Lars P. Jensen, and
.Chas. schoregge.
Springfield: Oscar Erickson, A. G..
Anderson, Christian Emerson, Louis Gu
lick and Henry Dirks.
Albin: John A Torrey and Swan An
derson.
Cottonwood: Fred Walther. Gee. Guth
Henry Fortwengler, Gustav Roeder and
Alonzo Nichols.
Bashaw:: Frank Anderson, Peter Guam
strom and Louis Redding.
Burnstown: w. II. Rowe ulius Wendt.
]. j. Winegarden and Andrew Lee.
Eden: John G.. Peterson, Ed Grimes
and "A. F. Walton.
Home: August scholtz, VIM. Grimes,
and Geo. Raverty.
Linden: Ed. Paulson, Gudman Ander-
son, Theo. Thormudson and John M.
johnson.
LeayenWorth: Geo. w. Harrington, G.
A. Hughes and Ed. Casey.
Milford: Peter Mach, John Kruger,
G.. A. Spellbrink, julius Neumann and
F. Meyer.
Mulligan: N. j. Cook, W. G. Miller.
and Carl Schlief.
North Star: John Egan, James Dick
son, Jacob Wigal and Henry Dorow.
Prairieville: Daniel Plath, HI Knud-
son and Thomas Foster.
Stark A. j. Gilman with three votes.
The committee on credentials having
reported, the temporary organization
was made permanent and the conven-
ton proceeded to elect eight delegates
to represent the county at Mankato.
The following were chosen: A. j.
Gilman, A. Blanchard, j. M. Thompson,
John G. Peterson, Ed. Paulsen, George
Harrington, G. A. Hagberg and E. g..
Koch. It is currently reported that the
delegation is solid for Turrell, but the
REVIEW has reason to believe that such
is not the case. Davis will surely have
some of them.
The fine work came when the nom1na-
tions were made for delegates to st.
Paul. S. D. Peterson had already de-
clined the offer of the convention to 90
to Mankato, but was perfectly willing,
if not particularly anxious, to go to st.
Paul. The nominations were made rap
idly, but it was apparent from the start
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that the slate which had been prepared
beforehand would easily be elected.
Here it is and the convention endorsed
it: Jos. A. Eckstein, S. D. Peterson,
w. w. Smith, 81. j. Knudson, Hans Mo,
4. H. Helling, Geo. W. Somerville and
G.. E. Roos. The latter was certainly
not party to the scheme as might have
been others, but his name was neverthe-
less put on the ticket, which was writ
ten in ink and circulated about the hall.
When the result was announced, w.
W. Smith arose and offered resolution
instructing the delegates for Hon. Knute
Nelson and Col. Jos. Bobleter. This
was the opportunity for Mr.. Roos and
he quietly sprang to his feet and gave the
convention little straight talk. The
delegates to Mankato had been permit
ted he said tn 90 uninctri1cfad and H.