The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-08-11

On the motion of John II. Ives of RAM
sey it was decided to refer all resolutions to
the committee on platform. It was also
resolved that each delegate to the conyen-
ton shall be an actual resident of the
county he claims to represent. A recess OF
the chairman announced the following
committees: s
THE COMMITTEES.
On Observation-Disclosures district. j. c. Gerharty:
Second district, A. f.. Boysen; Third distric c.
Won Kampen; Fourth district, Martin King;
Charles Andrews; Seventh district, J. H. Sheets;
Eighth district. John Sheery Ninth district,
Tim TIN O'Connor; Tenth district. Thomas Black
lin; Eleventh district, A. Wood xard Twelfth
district, D. O'Brien; Thirteenth district, S. b.
Crane; Fourteenth district, J James F. Morrissey:,
tllteenth district C. D. Johnson: Sixteenth dis;
1rlct, Charles Cater. At larger. O. Craig, F. J..
OHara. ~ -
Second district. W. F Goehr: Third district. W.
j.. Whipple Fourth district. NJ A. O'Hair;
Eth district g. F. Baxter: sixth district, J. 6.
district w. G. O'Dell: Ninth district, q. ?. Der.
trann: Tenth district, H. R. Wells: Eleventh
district. F. IN; n Sullivan; Twelfth district, S. W.
Fourteenth district. W. S. Kelso: Fifteenth dis
trtct. w: Hampstead; Sixteenth district Dr..
Bart Rober-son; at large. Lewis Baker. S. A.
Challman. f. G. Brooks, William NJ Campbell.
NJ. S. Wilkinson
On Permanent Observation-Disclosures district,
{. L. Davis Second, f. w. McCutcheon; Third,
A. LaDuc: sixth, J. ). Thornton: Seventh. C. l..
Baxter; Eighth, B. F. Pierce: Ninth, Fred Gey:
Tenth, }. NJ. Larabee; Eleventh, c. P. McGnnis:
herd; Fourteenth. +. Holmes; Fifteenth J w.
Hawkins; Sixteenth, NJ. F. Fhnegan. At large,
F. B: Winston. Y f. Boden. H. G. stivers J. W.
Craven, Joseph Leicht. Io-
The convention then adjourned until 3
O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention reconvened at $50 D. m,
The committee on cred entails presented
their report which was adopted.
In the matter of the selection Of PRESIDENT
al electors, it was decided to allow each con-
gressional district to select its own elector
and the convention to select two at large
THE NOMINATIONS.
A motion to proceed to the nomination
Of candidates for governor was, after con-
siderable opposition, carried
The roll OF counties was ordered
called for the purpose Of making nom1na-
tions, aid Aitkin, the first on the list. gave
way to Ramsey amid cheers. and Judge G.
E. Flandrau of St. Paul assembled the plat
form, but before, he could make the speech
nominating Daniel w. Lawl.r he was COM
PEELED to wait :or Hennepin. The Henne-
pin delegates asked leave to retire tor the
purpose OF cOnferrlng. They departed
amid Kisses and returned with changed
hearts amid cheers.
Judge Flandrau then proceeded as fol-
lows: IA
rise to perform duty which to me Is a
gratifying privilege What have to say relates
TO matters OF serious import to the American
people. This is no time to cove: up the in
EQUITIES Of party corruption and legislative
frauds with rhetorical fourshes ana insincere
mouthinss - We are more concerned with stern
realities. The music that greets the cara "a tha
American p%sple to-day is the out ursts