The Dickinson press., 1894-07-14


For Associate Justice-L. W. Collins.
st. Paul, July 12.-Ex-Iieut. Gov. A.
Barto of Sauk Center was chosen tenn
porary and then permanent chairman of
the Republican state convention.
Mr.. Haupt of Otter Tail moved the
nomination of Hon. Knutc Nelson for
governor by reclamation. The motion
vas seconded in several places, and the
motion prevailed, evry delegate rising en-
Enthusiastically and subsiding amidst Il
burst of applause.
On motion of MIR. Tawncy a committee
Of three was appointed to notify Gov.
Nelson of his nomination, and Honora-
blcs J. A. Tawney, s.. G. Comstock and
NJ. H. Dunnell were appointed as such
committee.
William Fl. Eustis of Hcnnepin moved
the nomination of Hon. David nj. Clough
for lieutenant governor. The motion
was carried and Mr.. Clough was declared
the unanimous choice of the convention
for lieutenant governor.
Now came the first contest, the nOmi-
nation Of a candidate for secretary of
state. Secretary f. T. Brown, Albert
Berg, John w. Peterson and Joseph Il.
Osborn were nominated. First ballot:
Brown, 1911; Berg, 30S; Peterson, 800;
Osborne. SD. No choice.
Capt. West of Hennepin withdrew Os-
borne in favor of Peterson. Faribault
county withdrew Il. p. Brown, and this
left the fight between Berg and Peterson.
The second ballot resulted as follows:
Berg, 500, Peterson, AS. Albert Berg
was thus elected.
The great ontest of the convention
was now on hand-the nomination of q
candidate for state auditor. The deepest
interest was manifested in the struggle,
and the friends of the different candi-
dates watched the result with intense
anxiety. II. c. Dunn, of Princeton, L.
f. Hunt, of Mankato; w. w. Rich, of
Lyon county; w. j. Morrow, of Detroit;
s.. G. Iverson, Clarence A Whited, +. j.
Dunn, 34S; Hunt, 3O5; Rich, 50; Morrow,
80; lverson, 1877; Whited, q; Mcclure,
"a. Sesond ballot: Dunn, 443; Hunt,
3G; Mcclure, Sc.
The names of I%verscn, Whited and
Mcclure were withdrawn. On the third
ballot Dunn received 574 votes and was
declared nominated. Go. Nelson here
NJ peared and was greeted with cheers.
He made a speech which was enthusias-
ticelly received.
For state treasurer, Hy Burkhardt, J..
II. Alderman, A. T. Koerner, of Itch
field; j. A. Block, w. w. Smith were
nominated. First ballot: Koerner, 4O2;
Alderman. 40; Smith, 1874; Block, 321;
Burkhardt, so; Wcsterman, 2.
While this ballot was being counted
Gen. Jenison of Red Wing moved to
suspend the rules and nominate III. w.
Childs for attorney general.
Mr.. Mason of Otter Tail moved to
make the nomination by reclamation,
aid both EStions carried, Mr.. Childs be-
ing the unanimous choice of the conven-
ton for attorney general.
The second ballot for treasurer was
now called. but before it was taken
Julius Ackermann withdrew in favor
of Koerner and w. w. Smith followed
suit. This left the fight between Koer-
ner and Meeker county man q strong
favorite. The ballot resulted as follows:
Koerner, 68S; Block, 1888; Burkhardt,
6; Smith, 2. Mr.. oKerner was declared
the unanimous choice of the convention
for state treasurer. .
For clerk of the supreme court: A.
B. Gould. of Winona county; r. ].
Schwarz, of Dodge; d. r. Reese, of Ram
cty; and j. 1. Helm. of Rock; and Don
aid Mccall n, of Big Stone were nomi-
mated.
Firts ballot: Reese, 327; Gould, .:s5:
Helm, 295; Schwarg, IS; McCallum, Il.
Second ballot: Reese, 40; Gould, 1856;
Helm, ISL. Third ballot: Reese, 53;
Gould, 461; Helm. &c.
Nominations for chief justice of the Sc
prime court were now called for, and
Hon. Albert Schefer placed in noaiaa-
ton fc chief justice Hon. Charles Gil
fllan As one who, though u resident Of
st Paul, must be regarded AZ represenr
tstfve OF the whole stare.
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