The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-30

B. Gordon; Fifth, W. W. Wilson; Sixth, E.
b. B; Streetor; Seventh, W.. $. Murray; Eighth,
J. L. Patterson; Eleventh, Curtis V. Harris;
Twelfth, w. H. Williams; Thirteenth. NJ. j.
Thraves; Fourteenth, Frank B. Mercer; Fif
teenth, E. NJ. Kennedy; Sixteenth, James
Fallen Seventeenth, Isaac Hill; Eighteenth,
A. j.. Wolf; Nineteenth, Charles Fillus;
Twentieth, Charles Gugen; Twenty first, Her.
bert Hyman.
After the meetings of the delegates
by districts, there we; movement to-
night to bring new man for governor,
one who had not been involved in. the
complications of the past two days and
Gen. A. j. Warner, president of the
National Bimetallic league, and one
OF the original silver advocates in con-
gresS, was most prominently mention
ed as the dark horse. Cen Warner
mas been here all week and is regarded
as receptive candidate for governor.
The convention assemblies at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning and it Is
stated that there will be no recess
or adjournment until a nomination IS
made for governor if it takes all night
as well as all day to dispose of that
selection. 1t is believed that some
OF the candidates will drop out before
the start but that there will be almost
dozen names presented for governor
and that the balloting will be tedious.
At the meeting Of the committees
the temporary organization permanent
SO as to proceed with business without
delay. Hon. Uric Sloane will preside
during the day, and Col. w. A. TAYLOR
will be secretary. The committee on
credentials decided all the contests In
favor Of the Mclean delegates. The
new state central committee was or
ganized by the Mclean men. Daniel
McConville was reelected chairman
OF the state executive committee by
vote of 20 to l. which indicated the
strength of the Mclean delegates ON
all the committees.
1t is understood that ex-Collector Of
Internal Revenue Joseph Bowling. Of
the Third district, was the only one
on the state central committee who
voted against McConville. Ex-Gov.
Campbell represents the same district
on the committee on resolutions This
district favors eX-CongreSSman Paul ].
Sorg for governor, and the Mclean
delegates have not shown Sorg, Camp
bell, Bowling and their friends any
quarter in the preliminary contests.
The old state central committee
recommended this afternoon that the
committee on rules provide for a va
cancy on the state ticket to be filled by
the state league of silver Republicans
but when the Populists appeared be-
fore that committee tonight and also
a pace Oh the state
and representation in the organization
at state headquarters, the committee
referred the whole question without
recommendation or prejudice to the
state convention.
The committee on resolutions organ
lied with Gen. A. j. Warner as chair
man, and D. s. Oliver as secretary.
The following subcommittee was ap-
pointed to draft a platform: A J.
Warner, E. B. Finley Allen o. Myers,
George Moore, w. l.. Hockney. This
committee reported the following to
the full committee, and after discus
sing the same it was adopted:
The Democrats of Ohio in convention as
sembled, reaffirm and indorse the declara-
tion of principles contained In the platform
adopted by the Democratic party in the ma
tional convention at Chicago in 1896, which
platform declares the money question para
mount to all others at this time, and is as
follows
( Recognizing mat the money question is
paramount to all others at this time, we in
lvite attention to the fact that the constitu-
ton names silver and gold together as the
money metals of the United States and that
the first coinage law passed by congress un-