New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-24
..Sor11erv I'LL &
Gets herr.
The Brown County Deiegates instructed
to Vote solidly for Him at Mankato.
Resolutions Adopted Also Endorsing Al
bert Berg for Secretary Of State.
The State Delegation IS Known to Be for
Olough, but Is not INSTRUCTED.

The State Delegation IS Known to Be fol
Olough, but Is not INSTRUCTED.
1. B. Krook Acts as Chairman Of The
s 4 Convention. sss5s
The Brown County Republican Con
vention was held at Christensen's Hall
on Saturday at three. o clock in the AFTER
noon. s.;s3
H. e. Hays returned from ST. Louis
Just in time to call it to order and when
he did so, there were about sixty dele
gates present. They came from the diff
ferent town as follows: s
New Ulm: F. Aufderheide, VIM. Sill
version, ,Theo. .Wies, Henry Landenschlaeg-
er, G. II. Hornburg, SD. Peterson, ,Chas.
Stolz, Aug. Geiseke and Albin Carlson
from the First Ward, Herman Schape-
kahn, F. Fl. Retzlaff, Lolis Buenger,
VIM. Ruemke, Vim. Julius, Ernst Laue,
Mic. Henningsen, Vim. Schroer and Geo.
.Boock from the Second Ward and Hem
ry Hanschen, a. f. REIN, Z. Riederer.
Z. B. Krook, E. N. Heiman, ]. II. We'd:
dendorf, Jos. p. Vogel and John Larson
from the Third Ward.
Sleepy Eye: W.. w. Smith, 7. N. Oh
sen. Paul jacobson, Dr. Jacob Welcome,
Henry Goetscbe, =. g. Davis, H.C. Hess,
T. G. Weber and Andrew Rinke.
Springfield: VIM. G.. Frank, Is. Wes-
gtinhouse, Oscar Erickson, E. Blanken-
burg and Geo. T. Olsen.
Bashaws: Frank Anderson and Chas.
A. Johnson.
Burnstown= I. J. Winegarden, P. j.
Moe and Andrew Lee.
Cottonwood: Mat. Roeck and Wm.
Frank.
Linden: A. Helling, Iyer Ives, Henry
Larson, Gudman Anderson and j. M.
Johnson.
Leavenworth: Geo. W. Harrington
and John w. Kolbe.
Prairieville: H. j. Knudson, Thos.
Foster, Chris. .Mogensen and J.C. Hansen.
Home: w. P. Grimes, w. II. Rafferty,,
Alex Pickle and Frank Strong.
Eden: John &. Peterson, F. r. Peter.
son, James Peterson and Carl Pickle.
The towns OF AlMn, Milford, Stark,
Lake Hanska, North Star, Stately and
Sigel were not represented.
For temporary chairman, I. NJ Olsen
of Sleepy Eye nominated Louis B.Krook
Of New Ulm, but that individual de-
clined in favor of H. G. Hays, who was
unanimously elected, notwithstanding
he was not e member Of The Convention.
John Weddendurf Of New Ulm acted as
temporary secretary.
q The following committees were ap-
pointed.
Credentials: Krook. Hess and Harring-
ton. Resolutions: Olsen, Peterson of
Eden and Knudson of Prairieville.
Permanent Organization : Pickle OF E.
den, Boock Of New Ulm and Mogensen
of Prairieville.
The latter COMMITTEES reported in favor
Of Z. B. Krook as permanent chairman
and III. G. Hess as secretary. The report
was unanimously adopted.
The Committee ON resolutions reported
as follows: Resolved that we hereby re-
assert our loyalty and devotion tos:he
great and glorious party that stands for
liberty and prosperity the Republican
party. We affirm our hearty support Of
the Republican principles Of protection
andsscund money and assert our hearty
approval of the national platform adopt
edsat ST, Louis. We most heartily endorse
the action ofthe NATIONAL Republican
Convention in nominating for president
that great leader Of our party that illus
strious and patriotic statesman, VIM. Nc
KinlY, and for vice president that true
and tried Republ lican, GGanet Hobart.
And we predict for these, our standard
bearers, q great and glorious victory il
this cam sI
These resolutions were received Wltl,
applause from nearly al who were pres.
5ent and we're loptcd witllaut 4 dissent
ing vote.
soon rs this step had been taken
Paul G. jacobson of Sleepy moved that
ommittee Of E ye BE up POI tied ~ the
chairman to select the delegates to Sc
Paul and A,1allk ato, and acting upon tllis
suggestion the fol flowing deiegates were
placed upon the commit tee jacobsen
s.. p. Peterson, Cook, silrerson and Har.
ring gtoIl.