St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-21

proper places looked lonely. At 1926
the GoOdhue delegates filed in. headed
by Gen. JenniSOn, and took their seats.
AS soon as Chairman Joubert finished
reading the call E. II. Mcleod, of LIE
Suer, was on his feet, and nominated
John A. Dalzell. Of Sibley, for telnpor-
ary chairman. There was no opposition
to the election, and Mr.. DalZell was
introduced. He thanked the conven-
ton, predicted success aud declared the
convention was ready for business.
E. B. Benson. of Meeker. was chosen
temporary secretary, and on motion of
Reyes. of Rice, the chairman named
the fOllowing:
Committee on credentials, A. F. Lloyd
Rice; j. d. Burns, Carver; II. H.
Flowers, LIE Sueur; CIR. Smith. Meeker ;
+. E. Ford, Mcleod; AT. Arndt, Scott;
j. e. Haas. Goodhue.
Mcleod Out of 1t.
Ford, of Mcleod. declined to serve
and the delegation refused to recom-
mend man tor the place, and, being
pressed for a name, Mr.. Ford, speaking
for the delegation said:
1.-The Mcleod county delegation does
not want to present any name for this
or any other committee"
j. b. Kelly, of Dakota, took Mr. Ford's
place Oh this committee.
Committees on permanent organiza-
tion and resolutions were quickly au-
thoriZed and the chairman at once
named the members as follows:
Permanent organization, }. w.
Stenke ,, Sibiey; A. W. Stockton, Rice,
and j. II. Fouch. Scott.
man. Meeker; Kee Wakefield. Mcleod; :;
Z. II. Kinds, Scott; DR.. S. B. Coe. LIE
Sueur; Cam Bisson. Slbley; Robert
Carmichael, Dakota; Gen. s. P. Jenni-
son. Goodhue; E. A. Taylor, Carver: e.
Erickson, Renville; A. II. Bjorakson,
Rice.
The convention at this stage took a
recess until 2 O'Clock.
The afternoon session opened shortly
after O'Clock with the report of the
committee on credentials. In making
the announcement of this report, Lloyd,
of Rice, stated that the Heatwole dele
CATION from kenville had been declared
elected by Il vote Of 6 to |. After hearing
Heatwole men tried to force the adop.
llon of the report which seated tie
Heatwole men from Renville, but Gen.
JennisOn, of Goudhue, objected
Jennison Demands Light
w Woiit ~ ht dt tIo ldClS Ill lulS
case" said the Goodhue man. ut will
cut some figure in the canvass. The
fact that the committee stood to |
meauS no more as to the facts than to
3 would"
81 will state tile facts as they were
presented TO the committee" said
Chairman Lloyd. "The convention in
that county met in the place authorized
by the call. The minority was out
voted by fifteen majority. and the
minority met outside ana elected the
conteSung delegation"
Gen. JcnnisOn-Were the men in the
second convention the minority dele.
gates in the first convention?
Mr.. Lloyd-Yes, so understand.
Gen. Jenuison-Was the second con-
vention held the same day?
Mr.. Lloyd Yes. sir.
Gen. Jennison-ln the same hall?
Mr.. Lloyd-So | understand.
"Questirn." Question" shouted the
the HeatwOle men, who did not want
the facts to come out. but Gen. JenniSon
would not have it that way.
1--WE want to know the facts" ,"in-
sisted the doughty general. who was by
all odds the best tighter i'll the couven-
tlOu.
I'VE don't want these contesting dele.
gates To get in here and do lot or talk
ing" shouted Mcleod. OF LeSueur
Gen. JenniSon-It will tend to good
feeling to hear this natteE. You, gen