St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-10
II,,indqalst, William stanchheld, George

Iindqulst. William Stanchfeld, George
Ii: Perkins, o. w. Plummer.
Eighth Ward-R q. Evans, Charles
Kittleson, q. F. Backus, q. w. Drew,
george P. Flannery, A. X. Archibald,
I, r Schiller, G. A. Smith. w. Ii.
Pearce. c>sR5SE - go
Tenth Ward-P. c. Demming, j. w.
Hernlnnd, j. II. Hagan. j. II. Bradish,
5. A. Hall. John Almqulst. j. NJ. Bur
liugame.
Tenth Ward-John West, Andrew
Undergo, E. M. Bartlett.
Eleventh Warl-A Engstrom, Charles
Cork, Il. j. Hughes, j. P. Nelson, j. w.
Llndquist, ia. Sandwich, A. HI. Hotch-
kiss.
Twelfth Ward-B. w. Voorhees,, NJ.
w: Ramsay, j. Lally.
Thirteenth Ward-J. W. Arctander,
IL. o. Nelson.
Country Towns-C. Is. Waddel, Gil
bert Merritt. A. B. Robbins, George
Savage, o. s. Miller, George P. Dickin-
son. A. j. Coulter. Ii. NJ. Wilcox. David
Lydlaes, John Lucas, Otis p. Henry,
| w. j. Glenn, John Brown.
THE PLATFORM.
Ihe committee on resolutions report
ed the following, which was adopted:
"Fhe Republicans OF Hennepln coun-
ty do affirm their faith in and allegiance
to the principles Of the Republican
party as set forth In the state and ma
tional platforms of 1892. and declare it
to be their firm conviction that the re-
turn to these principles in the control of
national affairs, aud the restoration Of
that party to power are the prime he.
cessitles to a restoration of business
confidence, prosperity and peace.
"Ih9V inQOrSR the most firm and hu Sj
ness-like administration Of Gov. Knute
Nelson, and congratulate the people of
Minnesota upon the fact that while
some OF our sister states are suffering
from the folly and want of patriotism of
their executives. Minnesota has gov
ernOr whose sound understanding of
and devotion to the consultation and
the law can be trusted under all cream
stances.
They rejoice that in a congress
where errors and hlundefS and failures
have been almost unparalleled. the Re.
publican members of both the senate
conspicuous for their wisdom, patriot
ism and courage, and we most heartily
1ndorse the course of each aud every
one of them.
I'VE are esDecially proud of our
neighbor and fellow citizen, whose in
dustry. wisdom and devotion to public
duty has in single term In the United
States senate given him rank as one of
the foremost members OF that august
body. For more than thirty years Hon.
William D. Washburn has been iden-
uheu with the best interests Of this city
and state. Enterprise, wisdom and
patriotism charac erized his entire ca
reer. AS United States senator his
usefulness to his constituents cannot
be overestimated, and his retirement
from that BODY would not pc for the
pest interests OF the state of Minnesota.
The Republican party came into ex-
lstence to restore the reign of law and
order. True to the purpose which gave
1t life, it declares 1t to be the duty of
good citizens to put all differences aside
and sustain the constituted authorities
everywhere in every effort made for the
maintenance OF the supremacy OF the
law. We find cause for congratulation
In the fact that in the fair city of Min
neapolIS, while many men are now in en-
forced idleness, all have been true to
their obligations as law-abiding citizens.
and no act of violence has sOiled the fair
name of Minneapolis.
After minor matters had been dis.
posed OF the convention adjourned.
AS heretofore predicted. the delega-
ton favors the denomination of Gov.
Nelson and Lieut.. Gov. Clough. For
treasurer. the delegation favors Koer-
ner, and Rich has large following for
auditor. For secretary of state. the
delegation hangs in the balance,
although it is thought that Peterson is
favored. Attorney General Childs is
favored for denomination, but If he said
the word the delegotloa would go as
unit for Frank NJ. Nye. For clerk of
the supreme court, Pidgeon, of Wright
county, and G. H. Holcomb are about
equally favored. The delegation Will
probably favor Collins for the supreme
court, Dnt it is divided on Gillian.