The Irish standard., 1892-07-30
The Hennepin Democrats.

The Democrats of Hennepin county
met in convention at the Exposition
building last Thursday morning to select
delegates to attend the state convention
in the same place on Aug. 8. The ut
most harmony prevailed.
LarsM. Rand was chosen temporary
chairman, and Alex Mullen secretary. A
credentials committee, consisting OF one
from each ward and two from the county,
was appointed. This committee was
made up of:
Martin Ring, B. F.Nelson, s. A. March,
r. B. Roach, Lon Phillips, P. W. Ed
munds, j. N. Gleason, G. r. Cameron,
Mat Bredimus, G.. E. McAllister, G.
Fjellman, s. A. Stockwell, A. J. Reyes,
John Nolan, Ed Egan.
After being out for half an hour the
committee came in and Chairman B. F.
Nelson reported list of 40 delegates en-
titled to seats. The report of the COM
n,ittee and delegations from each ward
and from the county was authorized to
cast the full number of votes to which
each was entitled.
On motion of A. M. Goodrich the tenn
porary organization was made perman-
ent.
At o'clock the convention took a
recess in order to give the various delega.
tons time to select their delegates to the
state convention. After half an hours
recess the list was presented and it was
then voted that each ward except the
Twelfth and Thirteenth should select
one delegate at large and that three
should be selected from the county.
These we're as follows:
First Ward-A. j. Dolan.
Second Ward-B. F. Nelson.
Third Ward-J. j. Heinrich.
Fourth Ward-B. Cloutier.
Fifth Ward-P. B. Winston.
Sixth Ward-L. II. Lucher.
Seventh Ward-John Gleason.
Eighth Ward-F. c. Brooks.
Ninth Ward-Mat Bredimus.
Tenth Ward-Ernest Bergelund.
Eleventh Ward-Wm. Lackey,
County-Ed Egan, Chas Ward and
Joseph Wiley.
Oliver Rinehart presented resolu-
ton instructing the delegation in favor
of Judge Canty and Daniel Buck for
Judge of the supreme court and the same
was unanimously adopted.
After passing resolution extending
thanks to the exposition board for the
use of the hall, the convention adjourned,
Mayor Winston was elected chairman OF
the delegation at meeting held upon
the adjournment of the convention; ..
Rinehart and G. A. Cornman, secretaries.
The delegates are:
At La1ge-A. j. Dolan, B. F. Nelson,
Julius J. Heinrich, B. Cloutier, z. 3.
Winston, L. 81. Luecker, John NJ. Glea-
son, Frank G. Brooks, Mat Bredimus, D..
Grindman, w. 81. Lackey, Ed Egan,
Charles Ware, James Wiley.
First Ward-Wm. O'Brien, T. Mareck,
Martin Ring, Louis Malibow, Perry
Long, John Bruschber, John j. Kinnane,
Louis Kapp, e. T. Gibson.
Second Ward-B. j. McNerney, Scion
Armstrong, F. g. Mcmillan, Fred Saulis-
bury, G.. H. Benton.
Third Ward-Geo. w. Horton, H. a.
Montgomery, s. A. March, q. 81. Fair
child, Robt. Reed, Chas. Settgast, VIM.
Won der Weyer, Joseph Wiley, 2. =. Mar
tin, L. Tuscany, J. G. Sardeson, Geo. r.
Robinson, Daniel Nolan, VIM. H. Boffer-
ding, Charles r. Karnorsky.
Fourth Ward r. Rees, 7. Connolly,
Joseph Jepsen, O. Miller, +. g. Holbrook,
G. A. Cornman, Howe Paige, VIM. Kenny,
W. ]. Silas, r G.. Winston, a. z. Viii
Hams, c. 2. Wheeler, Thee. Basting
Fifth Ward NJ. Myers, .. 3. John b |.
son, j. Nv. Tamm, n. W. . King, e. q.
Quist, Q. ]. Bird, o. Rinehart, a y M q Il.