St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-30

ana Saiu tnaC the convention could hot
consti1uiionahy pass the resolution. He
moved that the names of Ii. w. Cory
and X. A. Walsh be substituted for
those of Judges Brill and Kelly.
John II. Ives spoke again, stating that
he did not want the Republicans to have
an opportunity to use the district bench
for electiOneering purposes.
There was a motion to lay the resOlu.
ton OH the table. l.. }. DObner moved
to lay the substitute on the table.
Several points Of order were raised and
the chair ordered a roll call on the
motion to table the resolution, MIR.
Scanneli aving Withdrawn his substi.
tute, and the
Resolution Was Tabled
by vote of % to 81.
The announcement that the reSOlu-
ton was tabled was greeted with ap-
plause..
7. ID. Scannell moved tine suspension
OF the regular order aud to proceed to
the nomination OF district judges.
IL. w. Cory Named.
The motion prevailed and p ID. Scan
nell proceeded to nominate in brief
speech Judge Henry W. Cory.
IL. A. Walsh Named.
j. j. McCatferty came to the front of
the hall and stated that no wanted to
nominate a Democrat. Such man he
considered r. A. Walsh to be, and in
presenting the name of MIR. Walsh he
declared that MIR. Walsh had never
failed to faithfully represent his cOn-
stituents in all places where he had
been placed.
Frank W. Baier seconded the nomi-
nation Of Judges Cory and Walsh.
Ia / MI iSt ia
speech in favor of X. A. Walsh and al
luded to his legislative record.
j. Melrose and several others sec ond-
ed the nomination of both candidates.
Kelly and Brill Named
c. ID. O'Brien declined to take the
platform, aud declared that it might be
vention, but in behalf of all good citi-
Zeus, of law and order. in behalf Of the
business interests of the city. he noIni
mated Judges William L. Kelly and
Hascal Il. Brill.
Il. ID. O'Brien-I desire to second the
nomination of Judge Kelly and Judge
Brill. When the Democratic party was
defeated two years ago in the spring, 1
gave my time and neglected my bust
ness, aud elected the Democratic ticket
i'll the fall. When
People Who Make Broth
and run clam bakes come here to dictate
to the bar or Ramsey county who shall
sit on the bench
}. Metrose (nterrupting)- Help your
self, MIR. O'Brien, can defend myself.
P. ID. Scannell-I raise the point of
order that this is a Democratic conven-
ton. and Republican cam Ut be placed
In nomination. r
Chairman PEBBLES ruled the point of
order not we'll taken.
MIR. Scannell appealed from the decis-
ion OF the chair, but the ruling was
sustained by the house.
Proceeding, Thomas ID. O'Brien apol-
OglZed for his aIluSion to Mr.. MelrOS".
He declared that the men who support
Walsh and Cory are the men who had
placed Judge Orr, Republican, Oh the
municipal bench. He could not support
Dick Walsl, and Henry Cory. He said
that Mr.. Fauntleruy and other Repub
licaus had raised this fight and sought
to put up men that cannot be elected.
MIR. O'Brien said:
Il am the man who nom mated Judge
Willis two years ago. am the man
who nominated him in the state conven-
ton and secured him place Oh the
ticket. How can be classed as oppos-
ing the Democratic party?'
John Maher spoke against the nomi-
nation of Judges Brill aud Kelly, and
asked, in the interest of the people. that
Judges Walsh and Cory he nominated.
John E. Stryker said that to name
Walsh and Cory would weaken the
ticket.
j. j. McCafferty Indignantly repealed
the insinuation that any Republican in
fiuence had been eXerted Oh him, and
he declared that he was acting for the
Interests of the Democratic party. aud
he mid not wish to be misunderstood.
The roll being called on the nomina-
ton of district judges resultedas follows: