St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-24
DAY FOR DEMOCRATS.
The Ramsey County Hosts
Will Assemble This Morn
ing
To Choose Delegates to the
State Convention Of Next
Week.
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News.

The Democracy of Ramsey county
will meet this morning at II o'clock at
Market hall. If there is to be any con-
test or any division of opinion on any
subject. there has been no surface indi-
cation of such occurrence. The st.
Paul Democrats are invariably ready
for political music, and are as active
and energetic as any occasion may re-
quire, but the surroundings of this
mornings gathering are of an essen
tally peaceable character Forty-fiye
delegates to the state convention are to
be chosen, and their choice will be
agreed on practically by reclamation.
While there is always more Or less in
terest connected with a Democratic con-
vention, and while there is certain to be
crowd at this one, there will surely
be conspicuous absence today of every
thing of the monkey and parrot deScrip-
ton. This was foreshadowed by the
primaries last night, which were quiet
even to dizziness. In not one single pre-
cinct was there conteSting ticket The
result was that very small vote was
polled. The delegates elected in the
city precincts were as follows:
First Ward--D. Aberle, James Forrestal,
William johnson, NJ. Mellane. David Olson,
Emmanuel Magnusen and John Norman.
Second Ward-Dr. E. \. Amoss. William
Kelly Jr., Charles Baxter James Z. Kelly,
Ed WEIGH.
Third Ward-J. A. Nilsson. F. H. Allen, E.
J. Darragh, P. Conley, E. j. schurmeier ana
John Heber.
Fourth Ward Mark Costello. P. t. Kava-
nagh, B. Vahsen, j. G. Donnelly. NJ. j.
Foley. William Christian, John Hagen
miller, j. E. Flanagan, II. II. Fuller. o. o.
Cullen and r. T. O'Connor
Fifth Ward-C. d. O'Brien, William Ban
holZer, Barney Ryan, John Ii. Ives Chris j.
Dorniden, Z. Egan, Charles Ringwald, ohm
Zoos, Ed j. Murnane, Herman l.. Schade
and Joseph Wagner
Sixth Ward-J. M, Melady, Samuel Deer
Dodd, Peter Daily, William Reimer, John
Norman August Jobst and Henry kuehne.
Seventh Ward-D. w. Lawler, James King,
F. W. Cutcheon, George H. Allen and Paul
A. Lavallee.
Eighth Ward-Nieholas Pothen. George
Thrill, Walter Butler. Peter j. Metzdorf,
George Kratfscak Frank S. Battley, B. P.
Miller, Emil Walther, William Lux, Frank
Kelly, joseph Jarosz, George j.. Mitsch and
William Rodger
Ninth Ward-H. C. Ehrmanntraut. Robert
L. Miller, joseph Girmscheid, Fred Camp
bell, Ed Murphy, Martin Schennum, Law
renee Connolly, James Linton and John
Jessrang.
Tenth Wa rd-E L. Allard and w. B. Nc
Cormick
Eleventh Ward-W. A. Davem and Daniel
Baker.
Contrary to the usual custom, there
was no gathering nor caucus of the del
egates-elect last night, and, if any pro-
gramme of organization is to be ar
ranged, it will be not until just before
the convention this morning. The
names of halt dozen good men have
been mentioned for chairman, but the
selection will be probably spontaneous
one at the proper time. 1t is also prob
able that the doctrinaires of the party
will not allow such good opportunity
to pass unimproyed by some ringing
resolutions" Some mild-eyed lnstrue-
tons in regard to names of delegates to
Chicago may also be essayed. However,
whatever course may be pursued, the
convention will pass off quietly and
peacefully. l1tt"
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