St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-17
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Will Be Held at Market Hall
Tomorrow.
Who Will Be Named by
ACclamation.

The Democrats of the Fourth con-
gressional district will meet in this city
at noon tomorrow to place in nOmina-
ton the man who will represent the dis
trict in congress for the two years after
March next. The convention will have
1874 delegates in all, divided among the
five counties composing the district as
follows: ChiSagO, 8; Isanti, 3; Kanabec,
3; Ramsey. 102, and Washington, %.
The manner in which Congressman J.
n. Castle has performed his duties at
the national capital during the past
year has served to harmonic the dis
trict and will probably result in his
nomination by reclamation tomorrow.
Mir. Castles campaign two years ago
showed him to be a fighter from the
ground up, and although the old Fourth
district was twice as large as the new
one, he found time to visit every county
and put in some vigorous work for him.
self and the state and county tickets.
This splendid campaign will uDdOubt-
eddy be repeated this year, and MIR. Cas-
ties nomination will be noticed in ad-
vance that the Republican factions in
this city may as well stop fighting and
make no nomination.
The fact that there will be no contest
will not serve to keep the delegates
from attending the convention, and
large outpouring of the faithful may be
expected. The Washington county del
egation, twenty-five strong, will be
headed by Chairman W. G. Bronson, of
Saltwater, the chairman Of the con-
gresSional committee. Senator E. w.
Durant, &. p. Gregory and Judge Meth
away will be among the delegates.
From old Chisago will come Hon. Henry
Smith, Hon. J. ID. Markham, DR.. Getty,
ID. Mccormack, E. E. Blanding and A
Schlemmer. In the past there have
not been nearly SO many Democrats in
Chisago as these stalwarts are ready to
promise in the future.
Ramsey county will, of course, have
the largest delegation, her number of
delegates being 102. Among them will
be noticed the leaders and most prom
inent men OF both city and state. The
full list follows:
At Large-Hon. G. E. Flandrau, j :. j. Nc
Ross Clark, W. C. Bredenhagen, William
Hamm, Pat Conley P. T. Kavanagh, P. Egan,
R. \. Hare, William P. Murray, Bernard
Michael, c. H Petsch, c. Il. Benedict Will
Crooks, George II. Allen. P. r. Mcdonnell,
James Waters. S. L. Brace John Schumacher.
First Ward-M. Mullane, William johnson,
Dan Aberle, James Forrestal, ohm E. Bren-
u.
second Ward-Jacob Heck, Benn Davis,
William Mulljgan. L. Z. Reed. P. Kelly Jr.,
E. Pearl. P. Ehrmanntraut H. G.. Gates.
Third Ward-John Heber i Simon, And.
Dahlqulst j. A. Reed. F o Wilson.
Fourth. Ward-John Wagner Jr., C. Will
Jams, j W. Frost, J. II. Delaney, James
o Brien, Sig. Small, George Z. Roedler, Ru-
dolph Amoit, L. /. Casserly.
Fifth Ward-P. Eiswirth. c. J. Dorniden,
II. L. Schade. j. T. C'Brien. John Foos, H.
Harrity. NJ Melvin, Joe Wagner, E. Polvory,
| James Cleary.
Sixth Ward-P. Daily, L. II. Naumann,
| Frank Baer. George Hausam. j. j. Cullen,
j. L. Dodd, Ed. Greenwood, j. T. Kicker,
| John Maher.
Seventh Ward-J. E. Stryker. Paul Laval
| lee, F. ". NJ. Cutcheon, Capt. E. c. Wood.
Eighth Ward-John Hickey, Cary l. War
| rem, John Brandt, NJ. A. Matz, F. D. Battby,
| Peter Metzdortf, H. Terlindi, b. P. Miller,
| William Folsom, George Walsh, Walter Glib
| bous.
| Ninth Ward-Rudolph Ackermann, Joseph
| Girmsched, Ed l.. Murphy, Morris Lynch,
| Thomas Greeley, Martin Schennum, John
| Doyle, John KEENAN,.
| Tenth Ward-E. II. c. Taylor, Philip Far
| ley.
Eleventh Ward-G F. KuhIes, Jacob Hin
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| Mueller. j. Shearer, Lorenzo Hoyt
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