St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-24

waited until the First and Second wards
had voted against him, when he climbed
on to the Sheehan band wagon. and had
him chosen by reclamation. MIR. Shee-
han Is not all orator; neither is he a
prophet. He made an address, in which
he attempted to propnesy that the
Fourth district would be represented
by Republican. Then P. d. Godfrey,
of the Sixth. was elected secretary
through a motion by G. l.. Horst. Com
mlttees Oh credentials, permanent Or
ganization and resolutions, of five each,
were appointed as follows:
Credentials-C. B. Bronson, D. F. Reese,
James Schoonmaker. +. Boyer and W. A.
Lee.
Permanent Observation-Disclosures I. Dayton.
ii. L. Williams, Henry Johns, o. b. Lewis and
j. G. Johnson.
On Resolutions--George N Warren, Gen
Mark ID. Flower, E. P. jackson, G. r. Nc
Kinney and f. W. Zollman.
A recess was taken, as matter of
form, and when the convention reas-
sembled the list of delegates was read
aud no contests reported. The tempo
rary organization was made permanent.
and +. G. Stevens offered the following:
T'his Method Goes.
Resolved, That the eighty-four delegates
from Ramsey county to the Lindstrom con-
gressional convention be selected as follows
Each ward and the country shall be entitled
to one delegate for every 200 votes cast for
the Republican candidate for president in
1888, and one for every major traction
additional, and that under said apportion-
ment the respective wards and country
would be entitled to select the following
number of delegates:
First ward ~ slEighth ward. Z
Second ward. 81 Ninth ward 800 49,. 8
Third ward ......... 5ITenth ward ...... 9
Fourth ward. ....... s Eieventh ward. 49,. 2
0rd tpxr
Sixth ward. ......... -
Seventh ward ...... 63
And the respective delegations report their
choice OF delegates as soon as possible. That
the remaining twenty-one delegates be nomi-
mated at large by the committee composed of
one from each ward, and one from the coun-
try 10 be selected by the chairman and that
said committee shall report list of twenty
one names for consideration after the ward
delegates have been chosen.
The chair named the following as the
committee of tweLty-one: First ward,
J. Ii. Wolterstorff; Second, w. l.. Ames ;
Third, IL. l.. Williams; Fourth, George
Schiller; Fifth, Henry Mandehr; Sixth,
F. A. Johnson; Seventh, T. r. Palmer
Eighth, f. Boyer: Ninth, Theo Sander;
Tenth, J. d. jacobson: Eleventh. F. G.
Stevens: country. Joseph SchOrer. The
committee on resolutions reported the
| following:
Vote for Kiefer.
Resolved, by the Republicans of Ramsey
| county in convention assembled, That we
! heartily affirm and adopt the platform of
| principles set forth in the national and state
Republican conventions for 1e92 and indorse
| the candidates placed in nomination at each
| convention, to whom we pledge our unquali-
| fed, united and enthusiastic support.
| We point with pride to the record OF the
! Fifty-tirst congress under Republican rule,
especially when compared with the record of
the Fifty second congress under Democratic
! rule, with its broken pledges untitled prom
| lses wanton extravaganza and careless con-
| sideration Of important measures.
We arraign the Democratic party for its
dishonorable methods in the campaign of
1890. and for its deception of the people and
| its premeditated misrepresentation of facts.
| We believe in going before the people, as
| we have always done, asking for their sup
| port by the honest discussion of honest
| issues.
Resolved, That the Ramsey county dele
| CATION to the congressional convention OF
| the Fourth congressional district be, and are
| hereby instructed to vote as & unit. and any
| delegate VINO is unable 10 attend the con-
| gresslonal convention shall be allowed to
give his proxy, subject to the approval Of the
| delegation.
Aud resolved. That the Ramsey county
delegation is hereby instructed TO vote for
! and to use all honorable means to secure the
| nomination of Col Andrew R. kiefer as a
candidate for representative to congress.
Before the list of delegates was an
nounced, d. T. Reese made speech in
which he endeavored to criticise the
last congress. Then the convention
ended by naming the following dele
| gates:
| The Delegates.
| At Large-Hon. Edward G. Rogers, ex-Gov.
Andrew r. McGill. Gen. John b. Sanborn,
Stanford Newell, F. C. Stevens, 7. D. Shee-
han. William L. Ames. J. II. Schurmeier,
Charles L. Horst, George n. Warren, DR.. J.
| B. Lewis Charles Weber, Harvey e. Hall,
John H. Beach, Frederick Driscoll George
| Thompson, Soren Listoe, Henry L. Williams.
| Darius F. Reese, Fred W. Zollmen, c. K.
| Sharood
First Ward-John H. wolterstorf. Charles
WallbIom, Emanuel johnson, Christian
Brandt. John Blom, Bernt Anderson, John
| r. Hammergren, A. Lindahl.
Second Wards. z. Mahan, NJ. N. Mclean.
Peter n. Kirk, Nicholas Flynn, Christopher
| Ceckie and C. Meyer.
Third Ward-Charles G. johnson. John II.
| Schulz, Andrew Holm, Terence Kenny and
Fourth Ward-N Bergstrom, E. D. Libbey.
C. A. Anderson, Owan Mulgrew, r. Fisher,
Henry Johns, j. E. Ingham, Judge NJ. r Ty-
| Ter.
Fifth ward-Fred Richter, NJ. J. DAILY, b.
Sixth Ward-Charles S. Schurman. Paul
| Quehl, Wellington Pennington, George b.
Tallman. NJ. N. Goss.
Seventh Ward--W. F. Carroll, NJ. D. Flow
er, S. c. Olmsted, James Schoonmaker, E. E.
Hughson.
Eighth Ward-J c. Haupt, August Kali
| dunski H. L. Mills. John Lindquist, Louis
Shepley. J. C. Jensen, 4. Defiel.
Ninth Ward-Walter Nelson, Karl Simmon,
a. T. Vayhinger, Theodore Menk, james
| Gle, W. A. Lee.
Tenth Ward-John P. Jacobsen and E. E
| McCrea.
Eleventh Ward-Frank F. Stevens and A.
| G.. Anderson.
From the Country-F. B. Murray of White
Bear lake; NJ G. Mckinney, of North ct
Paul; Julius Schroer. of New Canada; Will
lam Cunningham, of Mounds View.
l No City in the TruiOn