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bach two votes These cast nine
votes.
FARIBAULT-B. Smout, J. P.
Bourke, A. L. Taylor, J. H. Sprant,
f. n. Hunt, w. D. Smith. 1.-TWO votes,
l.. ii. Thatcher, David Secor, W. O.
Dustin, j. E. Gilman, I. J. Abbott,
III. P. Edwards, H. L. Olson, L. L.
Cantier, S. d. Hober.
JAcKsoN-W. D. Hill, Chas. Win
ger, A. n. Douglass, j. P. Brake, NJ.
b. Dunn, Henrick Strohm, John Craw-
ford, III. F. Anderson, G. A. j.
kellam, Chas. Malchow.
LAC QUI PARLE-S. A. Pryor, J. E.
Reyerson. N. A. Nelson, H. G.
Wesley, K. S. Nordgaarden, N. O.
Fundingsland, n. HHolts. Mr.. Rey-
erson cast the eleven votes, being the
only one present.
LYON. J. Hartigan, A. A. Whit
ing, two votes H. H. Moline, o. E.
Gail, P. O. French, J. H. Catlin,
Hugh Neil. Swan Anderson, O. E..
Maxson. All absent but Mr.. Whiting.
LINCoLN-A. t. Titus, three
votes A. f. Chase, Albert Warren.
Frank Nash, Albert p Gray.
MARTIN-W.A. Mcdonald, J. Turb-
ner, j. Conwing, D. Hulseman, J. A.
Dalton, H. S. Lloyd, G. H. Chapman.
N. G. Dahl, Ed. Tlygar, E. B. Grant,
E. j. Calkins.
NICOLLET-Dr. D. B. Collins, w. ].
Bean, Andrew Nelson, August Stalt,
DR.. G. w. Mcintyre, Augustiv Ander,
son, DR.. G. F. Merritt, Ole Peterson,
Prof. Edgar George, J. A. Loehl.
NOBLEs-Daniel Shell, j. A. Town,
Fred Humiston, G. S. Eastwood, S. J.
Mckenzie, Fred Mohl, James Carvin.
Geo. Slade and G. w. Laythe.
REDWOOD. r. Lankard, w. II.
Hawkins, n. Damp, G. f. Bartholo-
new, Geo. l. Davis, r. Gerdes, H.
Johnson, James Aiken, Dewitt Mar
tin, John Miller, J. A. Cumming.
PIPEsToNE-W. j. Taylor, Fred
Donovan, Henry Beyers, A.
Hitchcock, G.. M. Wright, Fred
Bloom, Frank Burdett, James
Shields.
RoCK-JOhn Kelley, A. H. Grant,
E. A. Brown, w. A. Mcdonnell, X. G.
Oldre, II. H. WEIGH, Rev. Hermon
Obs, f. H. BLY,, M. M. Chatfeld, James
Marshall
WATONwAN-A. H. Benton z votes),
Ashley Coffman g votes), Fred Wer.
berg, A. H. Benton q votes), G.. B.
Doty, Frank Johnson, John Fedje
z votes.
YELLOW MEDICINE-L. H. Schell.
bach, Geo. Fitzsimmons q votes, Ole
o. Lende, Ole Ostensons 2 votes, w
NJ. Stratton, Ole J. Daily, S. A. Hall
A. J. Valstead
The committee recommended that
the delegates present cast the full
vote of their delegations The report
was adopted without reading the list
Of delegates.
The temporary organization was
made permanent by unanimous vote
The committee on platform pre-
sented the following report:
We, the Republicans of the Second
Congressional district of the State OF
Minnesota, in delegate convention
assembled, do hereby reaffirm oul
faith in the ever progressing princi,
Piles of the Republican party, as set
forth in it's platform adopted by the
National Republican convention held
at Minneapolis in June, 1892. We be-
lieve that it's principles, past and pres
ent, are best calculated to promote
happiness to the American people,
We point with pride to the admins
tratiOn of President Harrison, and the
legislation enacted during his admin
istratiOn, as wise, pure and patriotic
We denounce the Democratic party
in it's attempt to destroy the Ameri
can industrial system, which by their
threats they have wrecked our facto
ries. DESTROYED the value of our farm
CARED our workmen, and brought dis.
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ed legislation.
We denounce the Democratic party
in it's unpatriotic and un-American
foreign policy, which has unjustly
planned and labored to uphold and re-
store an odious monarchy in Hawaii,
and prevent the establishment of a
sister Republic, in conflict with that
principle of self-gOvernment upon
which our Republic is founded.
We believe in the Republican doc
trine of protection and reciprocity.
which furnishes a home market fol
the products of our farms and factO-
ries, and protects the American labor.
er against the competition of the pau.
per labor of Europe.
We denOunce the unWiSe and I'm.
patriotic action of the Democratic
party in attempting to remove the
reciprocity clause from our present
tariff laws.
We believe in currency composed
of gold, silver and paper, readily con.
vertible at a fixed standard and en-.
tirely under national control.
We believe in a liberal construction
of our pension laws, and that the help.
less and crippled defenders of our flag,
their widows and orphans, should be
protected; and we condemn the unjust