The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-06-21

choice for governor was cast, but was
declared off, as there were more votes
than Delegates
A resolution indorsing Joel p. Heat
wole's political career at Washington
was unanimously adopted, and an ad-
journment taken at 2 o'clock. The
convention were then chosen:
John Grant, C. M. Buck, George
Smith, Hudson Wilson, c.. D. McKilip,
A. Shaino, H. Harkins, J. H. Mcneil,
d. M Hollister, H. A. Swartwood,
j. S. Way, Jr., j. A. Lawrence, A. r..
Gress, George Lyman, C. Deike, E. L..
Hoover, F. Lemke, p. O. Larson, CIV
ing a large majority favoring the nomi-
nation of Clapp for governor. Dele
gates to the congressional convention,
Third district, at Hutchinson, Mimi,
June 80 were elected as follows: r..
A. Mott, T. A. Stewart, A. T. Brand
void, H. A. Swartwood, j. j. Boss
hardt, J. K. Kennedy, F. Lemke. John
Orn, c. F. Wendt, w. S. Snyder. e.
Farley, W. F. Schilling, Frank Muir
ply, H. A. Bol, George l.. Smith, J..
c. Purington, George Empy. The dele
gates were instructed for Joel P. Heat
Wole.
Special to the Globe.
FERGUS FALLS, Mimi, June 20
Gen. Clapp received a magnificent in
dorsement in his old home tonight Sc
curing every delegate in the city, while
enough returns have already been re-
ceived from the country to indorse not
only an instructed delegation Of
eighteen, but one made up Of loyal
friends. The attendance was the larg-
est in the history of the party, no less
than SO per cent of the total vote be-
ing out. In the fourth ward Editor
Lambert, who is the leader of the
Clough forces, and Elmer Adams, Of the
Journal, who has been prominent In
pushing Clapps interests, headed the
two tickets. the Clapp ticket won by
81 to 7. The chief local fight was for
clerk of court and D. NJ Brown car
ried the city. Messrs. Bickford and
Mickleson will be renominated for the
legislature, G. c. Houpt will have the
united support of the delegation for
attorney general Among the dele
gates elected are E. E. Corless, E. E.
Adams, A. Brandenberg. c. w Mickey,
w. L. Chapel, Thos. Dwyer, ]. P.
Grass, E. ]. Webber, Jacob Niebel and
H. T. Hille.
Special to the Globe.
SLEEPY EYE, MINI, June 20
Delegates to the state Republican con-
vention and also to the Republican
congressional convention We're elected
to-day by Brown county Republicans.
Twelve men were elected for each con-
vention but the state delegates were
not instructed for any candidate for
governor. Geo. w. Somerville was es-
pecially endorsed for congress. Reso-
lutions were adopted endorsing the ac-
ton Of the national convention. The
party men was out in full force
Special to the Globe.
WTNONA, MINI, June 20.-The Re
publican county convention was held
to-day, Van SAINT and Tawney both
made addresses which were received
with great applause. Resolutions
were adopted indorsing the nomination
Of Mckinley and Hobart, approving
the Republican national platform and
continuing:
When candidates for state Offices equal
in ability there should be in the selection CT
such candidates some recognition nf lcyaity,
and as very large maj ority of the poli.ica. !.
and executive offices of the state have been
and are now filled with residents fran The
northern part Of the state, we prescEi TO
the electors of the tsate the nam, of Capt.
Samuel r. Van SAINT, of Winona, can
didate for governor of Minae;0ta fer the
southern part of the state.
The following are the delegates Sc
lected to go to the st. Paul state con-
vention:
D. Sinclair, w. H. Yale, C. A. Morey,
Thos. Simpson, w. b. Anderson, D. E..
Vance, W. M. Bolcom, j. N. Maybury,
A. P. Blagik, E. Stott, M. B. Webber,
L. Wilker, Q. X. Jones. H. H. Lee, A.
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