New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-05-11
STATE CONV .ENTION.
Minnesota Republicans Hold Their
State Convention at st.
Paul.
Hon. c. Z. Davis Being Elected Chair
man Delivers an Eloquent
Address.


ST. PAUL Mimi, Specialized P. Heat
whole, chairman OF the Republican state
central committee, called the convention
to order. andin q few words he welcomed
the delegates and predicted q glorious
read, and the convention proceeded to
Stearns nominated the Hon C. X. Davis
Tor temporary chairman and paid glow
ing tribute to the senator The
nomination was made unanimous, and
amid loud and continued applause
Senator Davis mounted the platform and
grasped the gavel. He made no speech.
but promised to address the convention
later. Andrew G. Dunn OF Faribault was
chosen temporary secretary and George
Lamb OF Ramsey assistant secretary
The following resolution was then offered
by u. =. Coriiss of Otter Tail and adopted
Resolved. That the c airman of his conven-
ton appoint the following committees TO be
composed OF nine (9) members each. two from
the state tlarge and one from each congress
SiOnal district: 6
Firsr-A committee OH credentials
| second-A committee on permanent organiza
Ihird-A committee on resolutions.
The chair accordingly appointed the COM
mittees as follows:
On Credentials-At large: q. Z. Corliss. otter
Tail: NJ N. Leland, Faribault: Nate Kingsley.
1AoWCI. ~. ~. Kill, dOOQnue. w. L.. Am6S.
Ramsey; Henry Brown, Hennepin. and G. ].
Gunderson, Douglass J. Manchester, Lincoln
ON Resolutions - At large D. Sinclair,
M ailteiaa D W Bruekhart, stearns; First
y. Ross. Brown; Third district A. H. Reed:
Fourth district. y G Stevens; Filth district,
Seventh district. II. w. Donaldson
On Permanent Organization-At large: C. H.
lem Rennet T.. Pipestone. A. y Koener, Meeker
district II. j. Miller. Rock: Third district
Hudson Wilson, Rice; Fourth district, E. L.
a9spers, Washington; Fifth district, Robert
Russell, Hennepin; Sixth district H. c. Kendall
st. Louis; Seventh district F. E. Kenaston. Big
| Stone. I -. 80. - .
On the motion of F. G. Ingersoll of Ram
| sey the convention then took a recess un-
| til 1870.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senator Davis on coming forward to adj
| dress the convention. was received with
loud and long continued applause. He
| spoke in effect as follows:
Fellow Citizen OF the Republican Convention:
The grand council of the Republican party for
| the State OF Minnesotss meets to-day under the
most favorable auspices. There is a swelling
tide OF sentiment and conviction rising through
out the land which infallibly presages the watt
ing OF the great old party to victory at the next
| election. Cheers. Ever since that campaign
| OF panic ana disaster OF two years ago. OF mis-
understanding and misrepresentation wherever
| pubic opinion has had chance to express it.
! self the actions and the RECORD of tha Panrb
| lican party have received full vndication
| [Cheers In the State of Ohio William McKlu-
| ley Cloud applause) whose name is iueffacably
inscribed upon the bill that was made the test
| of the last election with the leading features
and, indeed, all OF the features of that measure
directly at issue was elected by amost triumph
a.; tina majority Cheers At the same time the
| the honest dollar of 100 cents ' p' '' ~
| WAS ALSO AN ISSUE
| lcheersl and under the true guidance of glorious
e. cnncarnad 10 cattIaS rCh w f's .naC party
rions in tha sfataof EL WIS Ia ~ !, ene eiec-
s talt h set,S Me,e sucn as 10 INSPIRE the
to the hearts Of n,,r anan,i ai ~ catrS .error
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f,,nroarn ~ I1 &c ~ Gnu nele ~ %. faul
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aided by the eeSeSe OF eood rda
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And The electric thrill Of this Vctorv Layers;
thronah the Stats nf Mnnsnt s .;tGry mas gone
new hone - will innit faSb ,a ~ mas iiisPr pre-.
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