New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-09-23

IN DNESD
Mulligan j schmid and Anton
Fischer.
North Star Phillip schilling, empow !
lered to cast tso# votes.
Stark August Schwerrfeger, Geo..
IStelzer and Anton Ruby.
Sigel: John Domeier, Peter Seifcrt
|ana John a. sellner.
Stately: Mike Eckert and Thos. schil-
Hing.
/ When the convention. recenvened, the
commlt:ee on Organization reported in.
flavor Of making the temporary organir
zation permanent and it was agreed tc
unanimously.
| The committees on resolutions then re-
ported the following:
We, the Democrats of Brown county,
in convention assembled, hereby hearts
II endorse the platform and candidates
of the Democratic National convention
HELD at Chicago, July 9TH, 1896, the
platform and candidates Of the Demo-
Icratic State; convention, the platform and
candidates of the Democratic Congress
sionalconvention, and pledge our united
support to the ticket here nominated.
These resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
The conference committee then re-
i ported that the joint committee had a
i greed on the following division of cffic-
es: Democrats, auditor, treasurer. regis
ter, attorney, coroner,suryeyor and COM
4 missioner in the 5sh district; sPopulists,
representative. sheriff, superintendent OF
!. schools, judge of probate and commits.
. sioners III the 1st5and 3rd districts.
The Demo ocrats agreed to this division
Z and were about to proceed with the
nominations when a committee appeared
). from the other convention, headed by
!, Ernst Brandt, ant, reported that the Pop
ulist convention had also adopted it
:. This report was. received with loud ap:
8 pla.se ard the convention proceeded
t hastily tolts work.
Richard Pfpfferle and Carl Berg were
! appointed as tellers. For auditor, James
: Ad,ly nominated II. p. Bertrand and NJ
Eckert nominated Geo. Graft. The bal
lot resulted hs follows:
Bertrand 4;
: Graft 2;
! Bertrand was accordingly declared t,
! be the nominee AID Graft moved t
! make it unanimous.
For register Of deeds, Carl Berg nom
mated Fred Pfaender and he was select
ed by acclamation.
: For attorney the same gentleman
: named Albert steinhauser and he to-
! was nominated without "a dissenting
voice.
Nextacame sthesoffice of treasurer anc
here was a astussleand it was close ont
Z too, for Mr. Brust made Splendid show
! ing. Addy nominated Aug. schwert
feger, VIM. Skinner suggested the name
Of Chas. Brust and sErns. Rollof brought
out Jacob Haubrich of Milford. The
| following was the result Of the first for.
! NAL ballot;
Brust 2S
Sclwertfeger 81
i Haubrlcll 10
Hanbrich then withdrew. and second
and final ballot resulted in Schwertfcg-
er's election. Hore is the vote.
Brust 80
Schwcrtfeger 3s
Drs. Fischer and Rnthenburg were
4 placed in nomination for coroner and
the ballot gave the nomination to Roth
enEurg by the following vote:
i Fischer 80
Rothenburg 3G
Julius Bernlt was nominated for sur
veyor over ]. P. Current by the follow
4 ing vot te::
Il Current 90
a Berndt 3S
For commissioner, the 5th district del
egates nominated j.. B. Augustin, the
present incumbent, by a vote Of 10 to Z
lfor Geo. Ross Of Springfield.
The Peoples Party nominations we're
then announced and each one Of them
was also given q place by nomination on
4 the Democratic ticket. Their names
/ appear in the reper: Of the Populist CON
4 tvent1on.
This ended the iMp portant business OF
the day and the convention adjourned
after authorizing the chairman TO ap-
.Ipoint q county con Lmittee.
REPUBLIC ANS IN SESSION.
They Meet and Put Up Full County
i Ticket.