The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-16

justified the position Of the supporters
of the white metal.
Passing to state matters Senator Me-
Hale said:
RAPS AT M. D. KENYON.
II in this state we had Democratic
governor I'll tell you what we would
nave besides: We would have a bank
examiner whose work would be of a
nature that the people would be pro-
tected. We would have state railroad
commission that would be in the inter-
ests OF the people and labor commits
sioner who would pay some attention
to the needs of labor"
chairman McHale's remarks were
well received and the convention felt
that it was about to listen to some
things that it would like to hear with
him In the chair.
y. y. O'Br1en, of st. Paul, nominated
Albert Baldwin, of Duluth. for secre-
tary and Mr.. Baldwin was unanimously
electeo. f'=f,rsrrr- " 4s.sz-sss' 49,.
zen. Pope, secretary of the state GEN.
eral committee, announced that he had
letter from the free silver Rspubli-
cans IN Which conference was pro
posed. Ihe proposition was for appoint
nent OF committee OF seven members
from each convention Instantly thera
were number of motions for the an
polntment of such committee but
Oliver Rinehart, of Hennepin. nointed
to the fact that IL might be we'll to o--
gan1ze before doing any business thar
ihlent heeo the appearance of legality.
MT. StockWel, of Hennepin, moved
10 tot %
'he chairman OF the state central COM
iii.'ee De regarded as the persons en-
e.deo 10 seats In the convention. This
was ADOPTED as the sense Of the meet
ing and, while the delegates were hand
ing IN their credentials, ]. G. Donnelly
OF ST. Paul, said that an assistant sec
retary would evidently be necessary
and he put Ed. Dahl, Of Ramsey. in
nomination. Mr.. Dahl was made as
slstan secretary without opposition.
<Aga1n there came up the question of a
committee on credentials on a question
put the chair by Mr.. Johnson, Of Rice.
j. r. Hearn, Of Ramsey, settled the
matter by moving that the reports of
the county chairman be accepted as
credentials and all the persons reported
py the chairmen seated, which gave
the following seats in the convention:
AITKIN COUNTY.
l. X. OMaley, Carl ]. Anderson. w. p.
Gwathmey, F. E. Krech ]. B. GaIarneault.
ANoKA
j. s. Hewey. C. D. Green, Phillip HauIe.
Patrick Lyon, Hugh Butler John Casev. los.
eph l. Pettin. Thomas Coleman. c. Cardinal.
Joseph Mahoney
BENTON.
H. P. Wood, c. A. Hunch. John Momburg.
Fred Dunkel, John P. Patock, L. WisnierasM,
W. c. Lindley, Thomas Van Etten. l.. MAYO.
John Lehman. James Misleo.
BIG STONE.
James Sammon, j. X. Grove, DR.. B. NJ.
Randall, Alloys Wartner, John Maher, Rich
ard Norrish, p. Clark. John Michel, L.
Sweiner.
Henry Himmelman, E. T. Champlin, H.
Krause Jr, w. Just Jr., Henry W. Brown,
Isaac Aurrey, NJ. Ryan. H. E. Basley, W. r.
Thompson. Fred Bozin. A. ]. Gilman, W. W.
zeigler, Hans Jorgensen, J. c. Wise Jr., z.
M Pope. Charles Wagon, ]. c. Thro, NJ Pet
e5aon R. Play Russe s jean Fe W.
w. H. Graf, W. H. Look, Charles Oakley.
BROWN.
John B. Schmid. 8. A. George, Carl Berg,
VIII William Brust. 3. ". Johnson. Fred Pfaen-
ss Rothenburg joseph Gaes sRsf Br L. pr r
sche, Hurbert Berg, Andrew Amann, Jacob
Frantz, Jacob Hanbrich, Emil Wicherskl,
Jacob Addy.
CARLTON.
H. H. Hawkins, John F. Hynes Ellis J.
Anderson Henry Rohlf, d. ]. Smith, Walter
Kennedy. w. H. Skemps.
CARVER.
]. w. Craven, w. C. Odell. L. X. Sexton,
A. G. Anderson, Frank Warner, A. o. Brandt
]. F. Boylan, L J. Dolls, w. NJ. Menwisen,
Thomas Burield. A. E. Kaeder, l.. Dircks,
A. P. Mellquist, j. ]. Taylor II. Bergman.
CHIPPEWA
j. H. Kelley, Philip Kief, G. r. Thorn,
James Murphy, P. ]. Nesting, Clarence Ar
mold, Fred Lund, c. A. Fosneps, ]. c. Rec
ord A. B. Tradway, Bus Robertus, A. E.
Aarness.
CHISAGO.
D. McCorrnish, w. D. Savage, L. w. Fol-
son. Charles Wilcox, ]. j. Leweehan, B. l..
Bronson j. Dolley, J. D. Markham.
COTTONWOOD.
William Besser H. He:n.mann, E. N. Peter
son, William A. Peterson, DR.. g. A. Greene.
James Deylin w. r. Jeffers, e. E. Perry, c.
A. Lowe, R. NJ Priest.
DAKOTA
William Cadzow. P. E. Elliott. ]. ].
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