St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-16

tie meeting of The Republican county
committee last evening in the Endicott
Arcade. They wanted late conven-
ton, and voted it through. xd now
they are determined TO appoint tile
ludgeS or the primaries at the last pos
sltle moment, In order that there will
not be tine for the opposition TO make
anv objection 10 the men named"
The meeting of the Republican county
committee last evening was we'll at
tended. Nearly all the city members
were present. as we'll As representatives
from many of the ward McGiii clubs,
VINO desired to present one man for
Judge OF the primary election at each
polling place. This request, fair enough
1t would seem, did not strike the leaders
of the machine favorably. Chairman
Zollnlan, WHO is fully aware of the fact
That hight is Oh against him i'll the
Secont ward, which has for its object
his retirement from ward politics for
time, was hardly inclined to be courte-
Gus to the Republicans who called with
suggestions to make.
II notice number of gentlemen
here" said Mr., Zollman OH calling the
meeting TO order. "who are not men,
bers OF the committee. | presume they
nave some communication to make"
II move that they be heard" said
Gen. Christ Brandt, of the First ward.
1hls motion prevailed, and Tom Con-
roy, the popular Second ward Justice,
took the lIoor.
II desire, on behalf of large number
of Republi cans" said the judge, Ito
suggest the NAMES of two men for
judges in the Second ward, one 10 be
appointed in each precinct in case the
ward is so divided. If we are given only
one polling place, then we only ask that
one he nanied.''
what is the meaning of this sugges-
tion?" asked Mr.. Lowenstein. who
always has high regard for presidents
and propripties.
TO be candid" replied Judge Con-
roy, Il will state what many of you al
ready KNOW that there will be two
tickets in the ward-and for that reason
we ask that the side we represent be
given one of the Judges
II suggest that we hear all sugges-
TONS" said ID. F. Reese at this juno
ture, land then we can 20 into eXecu-
tive session and decide the matter.''
There was a desire on the part of sew
eral of the members to settle the thing
at once. but the suggestion of Mr.. Reese
prevailed, and the Fifth and Eleventh
Lowensteinargued in favor of a propo-
SitiOn that the ward committeeman con-
fer with The committees and appoint
the men recommended. The body next
went into executive session, and after a
wrangle lasting Nalf-hour decided to
adjourn. and notify the ward COM
mntteemen to prepare lists of judges for
the next meeting.
This was done IN the expectation that
the committee of fifteen representing
the Ives. McGill and ''uninstructed dele
CATION crowds, which committee is to
meet today. will be able to compromise
the difficulties. The McGill men, under
the able leadership of Ii. l.. Williams.
Will declare for war. and are vigorously
claiming the county. The three COM
mltfeeS follow:
McGill-H. L. Williams W. F. Carroll, At
torney Olmstead and Col Polk
lyes-E. II. Ozmun. 6. Willrich, c. L. Dunn
bards, w. r. johnson and Al. j. Costello
For an Uninstructed or Nelson Delegation
stanford Newell. Harris Richardson, C. E
Keller, Dr.. j. G. Mcnamara aud Col. Soren
LlStOe.