St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-07

who, II you nominate. l predict will be
triumphantly elected; man who is a
man from the ground up; man WHO is
Il Democrat from away back; a man of
the people, and his name is -.''
"Gentlemen of the convention, |
thank you. l do not wish to detain 70 u
with long speech. You know Inc. L
thank YOU"
81 move yez that cofflmittay of wan
from each war-r-r-d be apinted on
cridinshuls."
IT'S the committee on permanent Or
ganizatiOn ready to report?"
at is
what is your report?"
THAT the temporary organization be
made permanent"
"Gentlemen, you will now listen to
the report of your committee OH Gre
dentials."
MIR. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Convention: When your committee re-
that there were contests in the Sixth
and" IA Voice: How about the
judges in the Ninth war-r-d?"l GSensa-
toni Il was about to say that there
were two contests to he determined,
one in the bloody Sixth, which is pro.
verbal for the frequency Of it's Donny-
brook fairs, and the other"- Same
Voice: How about the judges III the
Ninth war-r-d ?"l [Great confusion
1--WE first took up the contest in the
Sixth ward"- Again the Voice: "How
about the judges IN the Ninth war-r- d?"1
Loud cries of PUT him out - Throw
him out"' land after hearing the EVIL
dence OH both sides fairly and patiently,
we then turned our attention. [Once
more the Voice: How about the
judges in the Ninth war; d?"l At this
point perfect tumult ensues, in the
midst of which the old man who is so
soicitous about the judges in the Ninth
ward is taken in tow by an able-bodied
policeman and unceremoniously bundled
into exterior darkness The committee
on credentials proceeds with its report.
u raise to a point of order"
"What is your poini?'
My point is that the gentleman's re-
marks are not germane to the question
before the house"
A German-I object TO dot.
The word ''germane" is little strong
Tor Mr. ''Cherman." ana he forthwith
passes Mr.. Point-of- Order up with the
remark: your point Is overruled."
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"Mr. Chairman and gentlemen of the
convention, | wish to nominate for the
Office of judge of probate gentle man
who is well and fayOrably known to you
all; a gentleman who will not ONLY
conduct your affairs during life, but
will transact business for you after
death. name for this office Mr.. !"
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"Gentlemen of the convention. [
thank you from the bottom of my heart,
and want to say to you that if elected,
as am sure to be, will keep my office
open day and night, and permit the use
of tobacco on the part of patrons."
1 I
"Mr. Chairman: [ wish to object.
This is Republican year. and we want
to put nothing but Republicans on
guard. know young gentleman who
is citizen, scholar, husband and
father. l therefore take great pleasure
in nominating for the Office of county
attorney Mr.. Forlorn Hope. and il there
be vulnerable point in his Democratic
opponent, this young lance can Pierce
Butler"
I I
"Meester Chairman, wish to second
de nomination of Mr.. -. He is man
who who will verk day and nighdt for
de good of de cause. Two years ago ne
spent his money like brince He is a
Great, big, able bodied man aud Dem
ograt for all time. |, derefore, nom
mate him."
mister Chairman and Gentlemen:
want to present to you the name of
man you all know when you hear il. a
name that is household word; name
that every one respects; name that is
known only to he hounrpd; a guoil old
Democratic name. The .ialle that |
will na:Le You is -"