The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-10-07

Mr.. Phillips II. The motion was made
to make nomination Of Mr.. O'Hara
unanimous. A committee Of three,
consis ting Of J. c. Hanley, Ben Davis
and VIM. Convadi was appointed to
take the names before the Democratic
convention and secure their endorse
ment. A committee was dispatched
later to take the balance OF the nomi-
nees over to the Democratic conyen-
tlon. After the passage Of some rcso-
lutlonS OF local nature, the conven-
tiOn adjourned until 1u:3o In the even
ing.
On the converting uf the convention
again, the report Of the committee
who presented the names before the
Democratic convention was read
They reported that the Democratic
convention accepted and adopted the
nominees Of the Peoples Party as
their nominees, and passed a resolu-
ton by which the Democratic county
committee would put the Populist
nominees upon the official ballot, as
this was the proper committee to per
form such function. A resolution
was passed by the PopuliSts in ,truct-
ing their county committee to per-
form a like service Of placing the
Democratic nominees on the official
ballot Of the Populists, and thus was
completed the result OF ".u; sion" be-
tween the silver advocates IN Ramsey
county.
The following are the nominations
Of the dual conventions:
Auditor-H. A. Wallraff. Populist.
Treasurer. August Nilsson, Dem
ocrat.
Sherilf-John Wagner. Democrat.
Register Of Deeds-Thomas Man
ming, Democrat.
County Attorney-Stanislaus J..
Donnelly, Democrat.
Judge Of Probate-Frank Robert,
Democrat.
Coroner-Dr f. II. Whtcomb, Dem
ocrat.
Abstract Clerk Frederick G. Tege-
Ter, Democrat.
County Suryeyor-Felx O'Hara,
Populist.
Superintendent Of Schools-A. P.
HendricksOn, Democrat.
Judges OF the District Court
James j. Egan, Democrat.
Harry w. Cory, Democrat.
Richard A. Walsh, Populist.
Court Commissioner LaZa-
rus, fopulist.
County Commissioners
George II. Allen. Seventh ward,
Democrat.
Patrick j. Gleason, Eleventh ward.
Democrat.
Joseph Smith, Sixth ward, Demo-
crat.
Peter Mcdonald, Second ward, Dem
ocrat.
Charles +. McCarron, Rosetown.
Democrat.
Charles Ref, White Bear village,
Democrat.
Logisla ture-
First Ward-E lward Peterson, Pop
uliSt.
Second Ward-C w. Hall, Popu-
list.
Third Ward-W. A. Van Slyke,
Democrat. ~.
Fourth Ward--John E. Hearn, Dem
.crat. ... .--~-~.- ,.,.-.-.,-
Fifth Ward-J. w. Douglas, Pcpu-
list
Sixth Ward-John Dale, Silver Re-
publican.
Seventh Ward-Charles w. Gordon,
Democrat.
Eighth Ward-Thomas +. Martha,
Ninth Ward-Dr. E. W. Buckley,
Democrat.
Tenth and Eleventh Wards and
Country-S. r. Murray, North St.
Paul, Democrat.
Among the most interesting fea-
lures of the convention, aside from
the harmony and success OF the union
Of reform forcee on the nominees, was
the really INTEREST," and powerful
speech delivered by Dr. lgnatius Don
nelly, son Of Hon. Ignatius Don
nelly, who proved that he was a ''chip
OF the old block" as he surprised as
we'll as pleased his many friends who
were not prepared to hear from the
doctor, who is usually very modest
and unassuming man, such an out
burst of impassioned eloquence. He
really captured the convention and
turned the tide in favor of a success
full solution Of the difficulty.
A resolution was presented by Mr.
r. Prendergast making the Penny
Press the official organ of the Peo-
pies Party. 1t was anne nded by strik-
ing out the words Penny Press and
inserting THE REPRESENTATIVE, the
official newspaper of the Peoples
Party. The St. Paul Herald and
DfOdu-AAc were dlSU dUUcu OH dCCOuuU
of the good work those two journals
are doing in the cause of reform. The
resolution as amended carried.
Prof. n. D. Flores, of San Diego.
Cal, with his wife, are on the STUN p
as volunteers for. the Populist cause.
Prof. Flores deals with plain facts,
showing that Of all parties, the G. O.
Z. for number of years has been the
greatest enemy to the wage earners of
the United States. ,'f'+
Prof. Flores and wife are fine must
clans upon mandolin. guitar banjo,
violin and piano, and always make the
people glad with their music. Where
ever these people may appear we com
mend them to the kind consideration
Of ell who believe in Government Of
the people, by the people and for the
people," Is go.
For terms ETC.. address Mr.. Flores
at Fargo, n. d. 1883.
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