New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
FOR GOVERNOR OF NTNNESOTA.
W n EUSTIS RECEIVES THE REPUBLICAN
NOMINATION. SENATOR DAVIS
INDORSED

s, Paul June 3O-The Republican State Con-
vention was called 10 order this afternoon, with
nearly every Of the Ito delegates present
Temporary organization was effected with w. H.
Lee Of Todd County. chairman. The temporary
organization was made permanent except as 10
the reading clerk Immediately after the organizi-
lion perfected the following resolution was
introduced and adopted:
Resolved That express anew our eonde aTs
in the 1stingqshed a1oil'gf H rHibman K Davis
the senior Senator from this state, During NE
entire Congress he has neG1ea skin and
judgment which he has shown IN dedllhg WIZ tIIe
difficult problems which now confront me NaIon
have challenged the admiration Of men Of all par
lies and give him an established position in the
front rank of American statesmen.
Nation will be subserved by his re-elccuoh 10 ne
Repuhican party Of the State Of Minnesota, in con-
vention assembled hereby present MIN 10 ne IN,
Republican party Of this state for United States
Senator and to the end that the people OF me be
may be fully Informed "a to the position Oh ~, ~,
Republican party on this question. me Dcornnrae
his declaration in the platform of the party TO DE
adopted 10y this convention
The Davis resolutions were received with cheers
and adopted unanimously. The Resolutions COM
rnittee not being ready to report. the convention
took up the State ticket. Captain Samuel r. ' an
SAINT of Winona; William Henry Eustis. OF Hen
uepln County and Judge l. w. Collins OF S'edfns
County. were placed in nomination for Governor.
The nrst ballot for Governor resulted Van SAINT
-ol: Eustis 500: Collins. 9is. The third ballot gave
Eustis 555 where 6sl were needed but changes DO.
fore the vote wa. announced quickly brought
orougb N nominate and the 81. Paul deIegation
Moved 70 make IT unanimous. which was done with
a burst Of applause
The remainder Of the ticket follows:
For Lieutenant Governor LYNDON A SMITH OF
Chippewa County. -
For Secretary OF state AhhhHi DEH"' VI N'
CaCO County.
For State Auditor. ROBERT c. DUNN. of Milo
Laos COUNTY. 800
For State Treasurer a. J. hofN4> EN- VI -"'"''
County. -
For Attorney General W. Il. DOUGLASS OF Clay
County
For Clerk Supreme Court DAN o hEH@h' VI
Ramsey County.
FOR Associate justices Of supreme Court G. l.
ana J0if% A. LOVELY. Of Albert Lee.
The and money plenks OF the PLATFORM VOL
low:
We are in favor Of the immediate annexation OF
necessity but the fruiton Of one OF the nob.est
aspirAti ions Of q long line Of our greatest sAtes-
unG,icstioned advantage TO the American people
We b'hcVe IN, N atIoia' oaorI ranurr the main
innsnce OF The present gold stendard We declare
sIy and ali scheme iookiHg to the
and the population Of debts. We condemn tho
dehaucn the public morals and jeopard i1e III.
prosperily Of the country the hienrsd tsress q.
financial system. -, ,,
~ desire especially to commend the wisdom
and patriotism Of The present Administration IN
~. MANAGEMENT OF the existing war between this
country and Spain. war which appeals 70 the
PATRIOTISM Of every citizen, In that 1t Is being
prosecuted in the Interests Of humanity ana ior no
scldsh ends whatever To the end that It's objects
nav be- speedily realized and the war brought 20
an early termination We pledge all The moral and
material support in our power
william Henry Eustis. former Mayor OF Mime
apolls is about nf,y years Of age. and was born
IN St Lawrence county. y y. He was educatei
AZ Gouyerneur seminary and the Wesleyan Uni
versty at MiddietoWn. conn. lie was gra 4uated
with honor from the latter In 1913 and pursued me
In ~ sttdies I'm the Ncw-YOrk University. poo
admission 10 the bar he began the practice OF MS
profession IN Saratoga Nearly score or year
aro ne went 20 Minneapolis. and became acuveIy
Identified with the business interests or that CITY,
where he has large Investments lie soon oeca Am.
rrorniuent in Republican politics. About eight
TTea%. AGO he was elected Mayor II The city.
Nay1r F,usfis vas actiV" "a securing n" Kepun-
iirar National Convention 10 meet ~ MinneapoHs
in $40 and made q speech before INC .nhN1h iion
strongly advocating the nomination Of MI hIhihe
for President. -,
this CITY and a member ~ the Board or rhuchu""'