Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-09-07
Elmdale-F'rank Kupka.

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Two Rivers-Frank Wick, Paul
kasparek and Joseph Trettel.
Buckman-John Kapner and John
Schmolke.
Belleyue-Mark Kobe and e. A.
Bowers. Kobe also proxy for Bow
ers.
Agram-Frank Boehm and Mic
Meyer.
Clough-J Ohm Kempenik.
Cushing-James 3. Gardner.
The committee on permanent or
ganizatiOn then reported in favor Of
making the temporary Organza ton
permanent, and the report was
adopted.
The committee on resolutions sub
mitted the following resolutions,
whic' were unanimously adopted:
! We, the DemOcra tic delega teS OF
Morrison county in convention as
sembled, approaching the Services Of
the congressman OF the six tn district.
NJ. K. Baldwin, in congress, and in
support Of DemOcra tic principles and
Democratic measures, do hereby
heartily commend him to the con-
gressiOnal convention for re-nOmina-
ton, and pledge him the earnest sup
port Of the Democracy of Morrison
county.
We protest against any fusion on
state and Legislative nominations
and urge the conventions to make
|StraiUht Democratic nominations
for all offices.
| WHEREAS, the term of office of
Hon. d. B. Searle as Judge of the
seventh judicial district expires on
the last day Of January, 1895. and
the bar of the district having unani-
mOusly endorsed him for reelection
to that office at the coming election.
and
WHEREAS. we believe that the Judi
cial office should De above party poll
tics, and than political predictions
or party affilia tons should not be
considered in the selection OF a Judge,
but that Il man fitness should be the
only qualification for that high Of
flee. and
WHEREAS. we recognize in Judge
Searlc, the present Incumbent in that
Office, 4 man OF eminent ability, i'm
partial and courteous. who has
proven by his past. record that he is
well qualified for the position he now
occupies, therefore,
RESOLVED, that Ve heartily en-
dur,e the candidacy Of Judge Searle
for reelection to the Office III Judge
Of this judicial district.
Delegations to conventions were
then selected as follows:
State cOnyen tion-Frank w.
Lyon, G. (. AIcNair. Henry Gunlet,
NJ. Lynch. e.. Chee]ey, G.. }. Haines,
H. z. MYERS, A. L Cow, Fred Hon
man. P. H. Gross. j. J. Gross,
Charles Gravel.
Congressional cunventiOn-G. NJ
A. Fortier, VIM. Grell, VIM. Butler
A. l.. Cole, Ell. Mcdonald, John
Stumpf. JOS. Never Daniel O'Don
nel r. MarOtte, 3. 3. Cox, and Geo
S:himmerhOrn.
| Legislative conventional. J
Haines. Henry Rasicot, j. j. CHASER
G. Cheeley, G. I. McNair. Frank Lyon
JAS Doucctte.
Convention then adjourned till
O'clock
Promptly at 2 o'clock the conven
J ton was called to order Ivy tn
chairman. and the hall was .tille(
? with delegates and spectators
? There was a particularly large dele
cation of French from Belle Prairi
t and Ripley. apparently greatly inter
, ested in what the convention WOult
5 do with their joint request that Geo
LaFOnd be placed ON the ticket a
the candidate for sheriff. Many use,
the argument with the German dele
y gates that in the convention of lS9
the French delegates came to tn
+ rescue Of the German candidate TO
treasurer, Joseph T.. Never, am
, gave him the nomination. Now IT,
. French demand that the German
> stand by their cAnt'i.iare for sheriff
J. The convention promptly got dow
/ to business. and it Was voted tina
when only one candidate was Drf
q scented the n)minntiDn should b
J. made by acclamatinn, and thai
p where more than ,,'lr candidate wa
n presented, the selection should u
made by ballot. II III :. minority wa
J. necessary to make Il nomination
O MeSSrS. Sv(>iminrrhUrA Sullivan an,
SchmOlke were apONinto1 trIlnrs.
Crank Ellen],tclltr WAS then nom
mated FOR 1:Nito: y: ;,rt| ,,!,n1i,,n.
JOsoph l.. Meyer ~;S nominate
; for treasurer by ,,>.rI!nlutinA
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