The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-29

NOMINATE
Their Candidates for County
Officers and refuse to Fuse
or Give the POpulists
a Thing.

OhCGrS ana refuse to Fuse
or Give the Populists a
a Thing.
j. A. Kennedy Auditor
Fred Pank Treasurer
Gilbert Anderson Sheriff
G. w. Schultz, Register of Deeds
John Flynn Probate Judge
j. j. Parsons County Attorney
V. l.. S. Owen Supt. of Schools
Surveyor
James Cox Clerk of Court
II. b. Plots Coroner
COMMISSIONERS.
B. F. Knise End Dist
o. d. Bryan 4th Dist
The Democratic County conven.
ton, assembled at Rushmore, Monday
afternoon, there being SO delegates
out of IS present which made very
creditable showing and placed be-
fore the Democrats of the county
their standard bearers, in a very har-
monious manner.
The convention was called to order
at 1:20, by Chairman Hobson who
announced that the first order of bus
mess would be the taking of collect
ion of $3.50, for hall rent. Mclean
moved that candidates pay that, but
was disregarded and stewards ap.
pointed. The call was read by the
chair,and the meeting proceeded with
the regular order Of business.
Schultz named NJ. j. Murphy as
temporary chairman and he was cleo
ed. secretary casting the vote
Murphy took the chair and said; "gen
tlemen, | thank you"
John Blair was nominated for sec
rotary by Mclean, and elected with
out opposition.
King moved chair appoint commit
tees of three on credentials, resolut
ions and organization, this was ament
ed to five on credentials, by Mclean
The appointed were H. S. Hobson
F. E. Mclean, j. P Royson
J. P. Madsen, M. Reiter;res
olutions, j. E. King, G. M. Severance
Peter LenZ; organization, j. B.Stein
es, A. Schmidt, VIM. Schultz.
Or motion of Hobson. Kinbrae vii
lage was allowed two votes instead G
one.
Recess of Is minutes was taken t
permit the committees to do thej
: work, assembling again at 2:l5, com
mite on credentials found the follo>
, ing townships represented by the pc
! sons named below and entitled t
1 seats.
s Dundee-A. Schmidt.
! Worthington village, 1st ward-C. Afford, H
= Hobson, G. Anderson, G. NJ Severance, } Bla
Little Rock-J. M. Mccarthy, VIM. Schultz,
l Fogarry.
Y Worthington twp.-A. Fauskee,J P. Madsen.
Graham I.akes-I, Richards. j. Fitzpatrick
WiIlmont-J. B. Steines. J.Budle, f. Didie
, Geo. Hoffman.
Knbrae-T j. Eppell.
\ Hersey-J. Silver, R j, Beaton, PMcCarvel
BigeloW-J. j. Parsons, John Wagner.
Lorraine. Strubing, M. Lorenson,
Leota-A. Obere.
Elk-Geo. Engle.
Bloom-Jno. Gottmer, T. Oberlauh.
Ellsworth vil.-M. J. Murphy, J, P. Reisen,
j. Fogarty.
Larkin-Wm. Merkle, M. Hende
SeWard-P. Ommen II. Lupke.
J Summit Lake-B. +. Kneise.
Indian Lake-Jno, Mangleson. NJ. Langset
A. F. Diehn.
Grand Prairie-M. Reiton, O. D. Bryan, BIN
> Carron, P. LEM.
Lismore-Nic Hendle. NJ. Muroy.
Worthington will. End ward-C. w. Schultz, Z.
H,,Bly, A. Schmidt.
Adrian-J. E. King, B. Essen. F. E. McLean
7 j. Times, Dr. Sullivan,C. A. Sands.
Dewald-Fred Kuhl.
O1ney-Mat Grogah. JAS Pembroke,
Herbert.
Westside-Geo ,Ieichter.
| Ransom-Geo. Jay.
, The delegate from Ransom bein'
late, King moved his credentials b.
approved by convention.
Report Of committee on resolution
read by chairman Ling.
The Democracy of Mobiles Co. through its CHI
sen representatives assembled hereby reaffrl
onr allegiance to the National Democratic Pla
form adopted at Chicago in 1896.
We point to the fact that during the incumb
ency of the Republican party for the last tw
years past, the Trusts and combina tons of th
land have seized their opportunity and hav
combined and organized into closer combine
ton, laying for its object the controlling of tn
products OF the several industries of this lane
whereby the wage Garner is robbed either way
We assert that wealth is created by toll. an
that labor is being robbed of its just proper
ton.
We charge the republican administrator
with criminal negl igence in the conduct of tn
war with Spain. the appointment of pollica
favorites, Incompetent to fill the positions t
which appointed, resulting in untold miser
and suffering to the gallant soldiers of GU
land. the total disregard for the comfort of tn
wounded the brutal and inhuman treatmen
OF the dead and dying i'll the hospitals of tn
several camps, the careless, inefficient and in
competent handling of large bodies of men >ca
be directly traced to the incompetency of tn
men who received their appointment
through political Influences
We further assert that 1t is an uncontroverti
BILE fact that Republicanism as it exists today