The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1892-08-11
THE CoMNITTTEEa.

THE COMMITTEES.
OnCredentlals-Firs district. J. c. Gerharty;
Second district, A. T.. Boysen; Third district. G.
Won Kampen: Fourth district, Martin King;
Fifth district. D. E. Darby; Sixth district.
Charles Andrews; Seventh district, J. Fl. Sheets;
Eighth district, John Sheery; Ninth district
Tim OConnor; Tenth district. Thomas Black
lin; Eleventh distri t, A. Wood ward; Twelfth
district, D. O'Brien; Thirteenth district, s. b.
Crane; Fourteenth district, James E. Morrissey;
Fifteenth district, c. D. Johnson; Sixteenth dis
trct. Charles Cater. At larger. o. Craig P. j.
Hammered, J. J. Rider, 2. P. Fitzpatrick. I. F.;
O'Hara.
on Platform-Tirst district. E. v. Durant;
Second district, W. p. Goehr; Third district. W.
J: Whipple; Fourth DISTRICT, A. Q'Hair
Wise; Seventh district, D. f. Calhoun; Eighth
district w. c. O'Dell; Ninth district, Z. P. Ber-
trano: Tenth district. H. R. Wells Eleventh
district. F. N. Sullivan; Twelfth district, s. w.
Leavitt; Thirteenth district, A. ID. Laduc
Fourteenth district, W. s. Kelso: Fifteenth dis
trict, w. Hempstead Sixteenth district, Dr.
Bart Robertson; at large, Lewis Baker, s. A.
Challman, F. c. Brooks. William NJ. Campbell,
N. S. wilkinson.
On Permanent OrganzatIon-Flrst district,
C. L. Davis Second, F. w. McCutcheon; Third,
John McGovern; Fourth, Titus Mareck: Fifth,
T.LaDuc: sixth, ]. J. Thornton; Seventh, G. L.
Baxter; Eighth, B. f. Pierce; Ninth, Fred Gley;
Tenth, J. M.LarRbee; Eleventh, c. P. McGinnis;
Twelfth. c. w. Stoutoh: Thirteenth. G. 2. Shep-
herd; Fourteenth. J. 4. Holmes; Fifteenth, J. w.
Hawkins; Sixteenth, NJ. F. Fnnegan. At large,
p B. Winston, V. T.. Boden, H. G. Stivers, ]. w.
ERagen, Josepn Lelcht.
Fhe contention then adjourned until 8
O'Clock. -
AFTERNOON SESSION,
The convention reconvened at $50 p. m.
The committee on credentials presented
their report which was adopted.
In the matter OF the selection OF fpresid
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 nomlna-
tions ard Aitkin, the first on the list. gave
way to Ramsey amid cheers. and Judge G.
10. Flandrau of st. Paul assembled the plat
form, but before he could make the speech
nominating Daniel W. Lawl he was com,
pelled TO Wait :or Hennepin. The Henne
pin delegates asked lea|c to retire Tor the
purpose of conferripg, They departed
amid Kisses and returned With elsHgec
| hearts amid cheers.
Judge Flandrau then proceeded as fol-
lows:
rise to perform duty which to me is {
gratifying privilege. What have to say relates
| to matters OF serious import to the American
1 people This is no time to cove: up the in
Inufties of party corruption and legislative
! fTands with rhetorical 1ourishes and insincer
| faouthtnRa. We are more concerned with sterl
| realities. The mugic that greets the ears OF TIN
| American people to-day is the out. urst
| of Indignation from 40 per cent o
1 our population who are gohbef Qf pne-thirt
| of their sweat bought earnings by Fic'eue teri