St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-10
mediate one and had no candidates to

mediate one and had no candidates to
nominate. the committee had nOl
thought it necessary to prepare
platform. But us Ramsey county de-
sired to present some candidates to the
state convention, they had deemed it
proper to refer to them by drafting the
following resolutions:
The Republicans of Ramsey county
in convention assembled for the Seiec.
ton of delegates to the state conven-
tion hereby reiterate their allegiance
to the principles of the Republican
party, as announced in the platforms of
the national and state conventions.
I'VE congratulate our fellow citizens
upon the wise. economical and eff
cient administration OF Gov. hnute
Nelson.
1--WE earnestly urge upon the state
convention the denomination OF our
distinguished fellow citizen and lurist.
Hon. James ,Gllfillan. for the position of
chief justice, which he has 50 long and
ably filled.
believing that it is the unanimous
wish OF the Republicans OF Ramsey
county that Oar fellow citizen, Darius
f. Reese, whose voice and Influence
have ever been yaliantly eXerted for the
success Of Republican candidates and
prncip pies throughout the state, should
be selected rs the candidate of the
party for clerk of the supreme court,
we hereby instruct the delegation this
day selected to use all honorable efforts
inhis behalf. and to work and vote in
unison to that end"
After the reading and adoption of the
resolutions, Mr.. Johns announced that
the committee appointed to select
delegation to the state convention was
trying to harmonize existing differ
ences, and would be ready to report in
ten or fifteen minutes. He hoped that
when the convention adjourned all diff
ferenceS would have been wiped out.
Tending the report of the committee
on delegates, the convention was enter
tanned by speeches from H. F. Stevens
and w. y. Gates, of North St. Paul.
The secretary of the committee an
nounced TO the convention that the
committee had encountered some diff
culties in selecting satisfactory dele
CATION. But they had arrived at a con-
clusion which he hoped would be ac-
ceptable to the convention, as the COM
mittee considered the delegation the
most available in the interests of Oar F.
Reese and the success of the Republican
party. The delegates announced were
as follows:
Delegates at Large-W. r. Merriam,
A. r. MeGill, Albert Schetfer. Greenleaf
Clark, John Copeland. f. B. Doran,
George Thompson, w. r. johnson.
First Ward--John Sandell, A. G.
Johnson, Charles Wailblon,. A. T.
Croonquist. T. ID. SheelIan, George G.
Stevens, Matt jensen. F. A. Johnson.
Hoban. j. S. Vandiver, j. V. Wilson.
f. w. Zollman.
Third Ward Sam Lowenstein, G. w.
Lamb, Terrence Kenney.
Fourth Ward-William Bickel. j.
Schroll, H. NJ. Bergstrom, j. Q. Adams.
Fifth Ward - George A Nash
Thomas Marshall. F. a. Krch. II. Big
Glow.
Sixth Ward-L. Peabody, Euoch
johnson, Nj. X. Williams, N. J. Ness,
Ed Vanish.
Seventh Ward-C. A. Severance. Har-
ris Richardson, c. F. Dana, E. S. War
ren,H. Griswold,L. K. Stone. Frederick
Driscoil
Eighth Ward-M. L. Mccormick. A.
Carnes ST., o. S. Derringer. U. Kueff-
ner, f. w. Gadbois. A. f. Gauger, }.
P. Berg.
Ninth Ward-H. F. Stevens, John
Norman. Tim Reardon, Theodore San
der.
Tenth Ward-E. A. Garter, j. Il.
Whiting.
Eleventh Ward-F. C. Stevens. A. G.
Clausen.
Country-F NJ. Searles. New Brigh-
ton; W. j. Brown. New Canada; John
b. SchulZe, White Bear.
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