The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-01
ARE DELEGATES TO THE STATE
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION FROM
THESE COUNTINES.
SILvERITEs IN FULL CONTROL
SOUND MONEY MEN MAKING NO CON-
TEST IN ANY OF THE CON-
MENTIONS.
GooDHUE MEN ARE VERY RAB1D.
They Adopt Resolutions Demanding
the Resignation of Commit
teeman LawIer.

Special to the Globe.
MANKATO, Mimi, July 31-The
Democratic county convention, to elect
state and congressional delegates,
convened in Mankato this afternoon.
John Lind was indorsed for governor
and Gen. e. M. Pope, Of Mankato, for
congress. The convention was called
at o'clock. Hon. E. T. Champlin
was elected chairman, and D. p.
Hayes, secretary. The following
named delegates were elected: To the
state convt ntion, E. T. Champlin, J. c.
Wise Jr, E. M. Pope, L. S. Foster, Juli-
us Reinsberg, M. J. Ryan, H. Himmel-
man Jr ]. A. Flittie, A. r. Pfau, w.
II. Cole, Mich Petersen, w. L. Com
stock, Michael Russell, S. M. Granger,
Robert Lamm, O. H. Austin, Hugh
Quinn, F. H. Griffin. To the congress
sional conventions: E. M. Pope, Jno. D.
Duane, c. o. Daley, Chas. O'Connor,
John Diamond, H. Jorgenson, E. F.
Dunn, Joseph Hettler, Geo. w. Haigh.
A. Lille P. Jordan, Byron Hughes, r.
H. Hughes, M. A. Foss, R. H. Cornish.
Matthew Duff, James Mclaughlin, A.
j. Ziegler. The resolutions adopted re-
solve that the platform and candidates
of the Democratic party, as declared in
national convention, claim the allie
glance of every true Democrat and
shall receive their cordial support; rec
ognizing that the political contests
pending in this state and congressional
district are such that personal, local
or partisan interests and ambitions
should be made subordinate to the tri-
umph of political principles; announce
that the Democrats Of Blue Earth
county are first and foremost desirous
that the present political principles
shall prevail, and for that end
the convention welcomes the aid
and cooperation Of all parties
and persons who desire a pur-
flied administration of state affairs.
The enforcement of practical bimetal-
ism in national finance is indorsed, and
cordial cooperation promised in sup
port of the measures which may, In the
judgment Of the party in the state and
congressional conventions, give best
promise for the attainment of the de-
sired result The Democrats of Blue
Earth county would be pleased and en-
couraged by the nomination for gov
aerno1s Of IIefz.sJ Jolan FsiIsd, ana FOR fr1eB4-
IL. VI. +
e. t. Champlin's name was also rec
commended as candidate for permanent
chairman of the Democratic state con-
vention. Harmony prevailed through
out the convention. The congressional
convention convenes here Monday next.
Special to the Globe
PRESTON, Mimi, July 31-The DEM
ocratfc county convention TODAY elect
ed the following delegates to the state
convention: M. M. Rider, Geo. Renner,
d. E. Villiers, F. M Roberts, D. Shut.
M. c. Shook, w. w. Dikeman, DR.. J.
r. Johnson. DR.. T. E. Hall. H. T. Toll
mie, w. F. Lenz To the congress
sfonal convention: Carl Heinrich,
Love, G. Ostrander, r. C. Eckhold. D,
Calvin, R. j. Parker, Frank Bartlett.
Owen Kinsella, n Connolly
Special to the Globe.
ADRIAN, Mimi, July 31-The Dem
ocratic county convention held today
elected d. ]. Times, Lawrence Esser,
John E. King, John s.. Blair, A. r.
Albertus and G. A. Sands delegates to
the state and congressional conven-
tions. Resolutions were passed indors-
ing the Chicago platform The delega-
tions favor Lind for governor and Day
for congress.
Special to the Globe
RED WING, Mimi, July 31.-The
Goodhue county Democratic convention
assembled at Goodhue yesterday but
nominated no county ticket Delegates
to the congressional convention were
instructed for free silver The Chicago
platform was indorsed, also John Lind
for governor. The following was
adopted:
Whereas, Hon. d. w. Lawler, who was
elected national committeeman for Minne-
sofa at the national Democratic convention
has openly bolted the platform and nominees
OF said convention and has called meetings
OF unfr1endly Democrats to devise means for
defeating the nominees of the Democratic
party, Resolved, that his resignation be de-
manded, and if not forthcoming the state
Democratic convention on August 4th at
Minneapolis, should declare the office vacant
and elect true loyal Democrat to fill the
place.
Special to the Globe
HASTINGS, Mimi, July 31.-A Dem
ocratic county convention will be held
at Pennington on Monday, Aug. 8, for
the purpose of electing fifteen dele
gates to the Democratic state conven-
ton to be held at Minneapolis on Tues
day, Aug. 4; also to elect fifteen dele
gates and two delegates at large to the
Third congressional district convention
to be held in Glencoe on Wednesday.
Aug. II. The primaries in this city. at
which fifteen delegates will be elected.
will be held tomorrow Saturday even
ing.
Special to the Globe
WINONA, Mimi, July 31.-The Dem
ocratic primaries which were held last
night in this county, to elect county.
state and congressional delegates. were
all well attended. In every case the
silver men dominated and several sill
yer resolutions were passed. AS far as
can be learned the delegates to the
county convention, to be held here to-
morrow, are in favor of electing dele
gates who shall choose electors favor
able to Bryan and the Chicago plat
from. 1t is not known who the favor
ite for the gubernatorial nomination
will be.
CLOSING OF LUMBER MILLS.
1t Is Attributed to Unsettled Fl
nancfaI Conditions.
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