The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-03
STRANGE BEDFELLOWS, Aye
ARE REGISTERED in THE LATEsT
COMPOSITE GATHERING OF
TICKLE POLITICS,
THEY ARE FOR 1e TO 1 COINAGE.
But There Are More Than Sixteen
Silver Men to Each and Every
Gold Advocate

committees having charge of the pre-
liminary arrangements state that the
arrangements for seating the delegates
and securing their comfort are better
than at any convention ever held bel
fore
All admissions will be by ticket.i
The main floor will be reserved entirely;
for delegates, boxes for ladies, plat-i
form for reporters and distinguished
visitors, and the galleries for the gem
eral public. The tickets for the variousi
kinds of admission are issued by
Thomas J. McDermott, chairman of
the state central committee, or by
Mike Breslauer. They may be OBJ
tanned today from 4 to p M at the
state central headquarters at the Nic<
ollet house, or from c. A. Quist. Sec
retary of the Hennepin County Demo-
cratic league, at sos Globe building.g
The delegates will be seated by con-
gressional districts. In addition to the
customary card designating each
county, each seat will have label
pasted on 1T showing to what district
it belongs.
The Hennepin delegation has en-
gagged the First Regiment band. After
serenade from the band, the Henne-
PIN county delegation will march to
the exposition in body, leaving the
Nicollet at a. m.
Mike Breslauer has been annointed
sergeant-at-arms. He has selected the
iolloWlng assistants: Bernard CIout-
Ter II. 5. Mead, E. A Taylor. Dan
Connolly. John Cogan, Harry M11rnbvI
:. r. Childs, H. E. Fryberger. p II
Trexler, Edward Burke. John MACK
William Gavin, Matt Allen. Harr1,
Lund, w. FL. LawIer, Robert Gala
gher N. G. Cahilly, George Porter W.
p. Hewett, A. S. Dowdall. George w
Hail, Dan Ahern, George M SewaII
Q. Gylstrom, Charles s. Albert NJ
Nelson, Charles Settgast, Grant STRING
ham, Fl. S. Haynes. Ralnh Edd7,
Mlchael Mullen. G. P Rising, A. Gae-
gen.
The assistant ergeants-at-arms win
oe at the Exposition building at O.
CLOCK tomorrow morning to receive
.len oaoges or authority and instruc-
tlons as to their duties.
Below will be found a LIST Of The da1a
gates already elected:
The advocates of the cbioooo ,,,.4
ioiih nave had matters their own wav
80 snout the state, the sound money
men having madesno contest, and thew
WIN De so lew in number as to be of
no avail II an attempt shall be made
- oeleat the nomination of pronounced
iree SILVER men for state offices. Every
iiaulcdtion now points to the adoption
ol complete scheme of fusion on free
sllVer hnes- John Lind, a boiling Re-
puoHcan is to be labeled Democrat,
ana mace the candidate for governor.
Inc second place will be given to a,
Deinocrat VINO voted against the adop-
tloh OF the Chicago platform in the con-
Vehtlon-Ph1lip B. Winston, of Henne-
PIN, IL ne will accept. AS to the divis-
ION OF the other three places, the pros
pects are not well enough defined to
make forecast worth anything. Ex-
state Auditor Biermann, of Olmsted,
is mentioned as a possibility for secre-
tary of state; Pierce Butler Of Ram
sey, for attorney general, and Joseph
Lelcht, OF Winona, for treasurer. But
the Populists will undoubtedly try toI
secure at least two nominations in re-
turn for their support 1t is not at all
likely that Ignatius Donnelly will
quietly allow his old-time enemy.
Washburn, to dictate anything beyond
the head of the ticket; and there are
some Democrats elected as delegates
who. feel that a free silver man of their
own political faith ought to be given
the preference in the chance for sue
cess which now seems to present It.
self to the so-called "allied forces"
Thomas j. Meighan, chairman of the
Populist state cA-t~aI committee. has
many friends who desire to see him
given place on the ticket, preferably
for state treasurer
However, the plans for division Of
the state ticket and the electoral votes
will undoubtedly be settled at a con-
ference to be held today in Minneapo-
lis. This conference will be partici-
pated in by Democratic and Populist
leaders; and the men most vitally con-
cerned seem to feel that an amicable
arrangement can be made concerning
the division of the places on the ticket.
Where not otherwise stated, the
delegates here named are instructed for
John Lind for governor:
Aitkin-T. r. Foley, f. E. Krech, J. B.
Galerneault. Congressional-A. Bailey, J.
Danewick, McGonagel and Foley.
Blue Earth-F. NJ. Currier D. C. Evans,
Joseph Haynes, A. H. Mattheson. A. NJ. Nor
rison Thomas A. Stone. D. w. Evans, p. d.
Jenkins, E. Cornish, G. H. Perry, NJ. NJ.
Pratt P. j. Gloucke.
Brown. J. Green, George Croft. Charles
Berg, Henry Weyhe, John b. Schmid. Fred
Pfaender, Jacob Current, Pete Mordeifeid,
William Skinner Herman Kath.
Clay (uninstructed)-A. G. Lewis, Jacob
Kiefer, J. w. Porrett, NJ. P. Phillips, p. Fl.
Kiefer, P. 8. Lamb.
Grow Wing-H. C. Stvers, J. r. McGinnes,
Jerome Kelleher Werner Hemstead and J.
NJ Elder.
Hennepin-J w. Lawrence, P. B. Winston,
A. d. Smith, L. NJ. Rand o. c. Merriman. ].
T.. McGowan w. NJ. Glenn, A. Gilman,
Charles Lampe, A. Gefemier, John Ragan,
Ambrose Lennon, Charles Fox, Oscar Stetzer,
John p Rea, Albert Christello Joseph Rolfe,
H. P. Herring, H. P. Stone G. e. McAlister,
H. F. Breen J. J.. Heinrich. George NJ.
Blocker, E. Shumpik, H. w. Eaton, Robert
Reed ]. 3. Schwab, Daniel Waite, III. G.
Westphal e. s. Cav. G. II. Northrop. It. w.
Scott L. Sawyer, w. P. Allen, e. 3. Gle
ment, T. Connolly H. D. Irwin, Charles
Cornman. T. B. Bishop, Lee Combs, R. R.
Odell d. B. Johnson, J. r. Moore, G. A.
Quist, James Smith. Matt Gallagher. G. M.
Foote G.. W. Achard, Alexander Todd. E. w.
Hackett w. B. Henderson Thomas Gavin,
Ed Phillips G. A. Anderson, Mahlon Black,
Matt Walsh, H. A. Lund, j. F. Dougherty,
J. d. Holton. Timothy Flynn. Carl Hanson,
William Lendke, J. A. Hagman, Grant String
ham, o. Fl. Shepiey, e. P. Thompson, J. NJ.
Gleason. A. T. Ankeny, w. III. Donahue. w.
e. Gooding r.. p. Pratt w. III. Williams. J.
]. Mcclure. L. Z. Hobb, ]. Bine, II. Ebert,
W. Finn. NJ. Bradimus, J. L. Brewers. +. A.
Schwartz. Ezra B. Anes, r. B. Hazard. J. c.