The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-04

judge in walk. The convention was
the largest and most promising that
has been held in a town outside of
st. Paul in years.
Ihe Ramsey county delegation con-
tanned all Of the local leaders who are
at present active. 1t differed from the
Republican congressional delegation.
IN that there was nobody at the depot
to issue passes, and 1t was remarked
later that it was something of a tri-
butte to the candidate for the delegates
to give their time and money to attend
a convention in which there was no
chance for any difference of opinion as
To who the nominee should be. The
delegates from Ramsey on the train in
cluded:
RAMSEY COUNTY MEN.
D. F. PEBBLES, Thos. Cameron, w. H. Cock.
A. Poupeney, o. Tankenof, M. Lux. Thoy,
Horan, A. Hanft, Fl. J. Peters, A L. Graves.
Sam Dearing, W. J. Preston H. ]. Sha2aHan,
P. J. Miesen, J. H. Henson, Henry Burg.
j. G. Wardwell. l. Schlick. Henry HameI,
J. B. Covington, J. Schnck. T. S. Lotz J. J.
hurley hurley :, A. Holzheid, J. T. Davis. Peter
F. \ MURPHY, T} N. !. Mccarthy, G. j. Mel3cke.
6uncaas 61anaasS9; SHnnei Iii StePnberg Harry Weiss,
Donald, +; l.. Dawson, w. L. Abbott, J.. C.
Michael. Martin KeIwln, w. SCHMIDT, John
6ohniart W. Gussermann, G. C. Lambert,
J. "A. Meade, Vincent Dunno Daniel Mouta-
que, II. A LaughIen, DR.. o. S. Pine A. n.
GSr9lghead. James King. T: R. Kane, W.
'lsoO S Msad hSss Mors Il MHShss H54S, Nat
To,stoneg, G. Brennan, A J. Albachten W
OO,BBrlen. John Phelan, R. N. Hare, Henry
OCohnor, Henry Meyerding J. c. Nc
SartlY, j, q. DODnellV Dr
Laurence Fahey, G. Dempsey, Jas. Lonerg4n''
!; 5; Murphy 2. c. POucher, J. T. Hurscher'
M - 6Gn, 6MGGMah3n' - John Lyons L. w. Dohm.
s. Bailey, William OKeefe.
The delegation left the train at the
penitentiary, and the visitors went
through the buildings, afterwards
forming in line and marching, headed
by the band, up to tn Grand opera
house, where they we1s received by
John O'Shaughnessy, B. ]. Mosher.
Aid. r. w. McGarry, DIR. Ryan. Paul
Arndt and other Saltwater Democrats.
H. H. Gillen, Of Washington coun-
ty, called the convention to order and
made brief speech. in which he point
ed to the evidences Of success.
ID. f. PEBBLES nominated Mr. CIillen
for temporary chairman. and he was
elected. j. G. Mccarthy was made
temporary secretary.
Frank Bailey and d. F. PEBBLES, Of
Ramsey, and B. ]. Mosier and Henry
Olson, of Washington, were appointed
committee on credentials, and H.
Barton, j. H. Ives and j. c. Michael,
of Ramsey, and B. L. Brunson, of. Chi
sago. and j. G. Armson, Of Washing
ton, were appointed committee en-
resolutions. j. G. Donnelly, of Ram
sey; Henry Smith, Of Chisago, and A.
Wolf. OF Washington, were named the
committee on permanent organization
On reassembling, after the recess
that was taken, the credentials COM
mtttee reported in favor of the seating
of all the delegates present. and, while
waiting for further reports, Chairman
L. A. Roslng, of the state central conf
mittee, was invited to address the as
semblige. Mr.. Rosing made a rousing
speech, in which he pointed to the
external evidences Of success of the
state and congressional tickets.
The temporary organization was
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