The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-09-14

was appointed by the chair as follows
H. j. Stott, I. H. Odell, VIM. Schroepel
NJ. H. Hegdal, Geo. P. Vedder.
The committee on credentials reported
the following delegates entitled to seats
in the convention:
Chester-W. T.. Tibbetts.
Orland-Geo. McQuillau. Halvor Lee
NJ. Lyons.
Hermann. A. Lysage, Phil Thomas
Concord-Herman Cole, NJ. Demary
Wayne-H. A. Davis, VIM. Carmody,
r. d. Hoppin.
City of Madison-First ward-C. w
Daugherty, W. Nj. Downs, II. j. Stott
G. II. Thurow. Second ward-E. B.
Stacy, Chris Renech, e. A. Willard, P.
Archer. Third ward-.A. p. Harl,ug
Matt Rensch, p. A, Berg, Pat T.erne,
Fourth ward-Geo. Il. Vedder,iN. A. Fox,
l.. j. Burnett.
Badus-Plazi Derungs, Joe. Rensch,
VIM. Drake, c. G. Curtis, Frank Tuor.
Leroy-E. r. c. Gross, John B. Doug.
lass, NJ. II. Hegdal, Andrew Olson, Matt,
Stautfacher.
Summit-Ole o. Overskei, A. j. Lee,
G. 0. Egge, Gunder Hanson.
Franklin-C. j. Miller, Peter Keiner,
Frank DeCelle. j. II. Bagley.
Clarno-A. j. Cook. Jos. Shelter, A. H
McClel!and.
Rutland-John Merager, P. A. John.
son. ". H. Buxton, Dayton LuDue.
Wentworth TYPED. Baldwin, Alex.
Fader.
Lakeview-John Schnell, Ernest
Prince, VIM. Curtis.
Nunda-A. Ii. Hegdal, Morris Dooley
VIM. Morrill,, f. P. Mullaney.
Farmington-T. H. Odell, VIM
%schroepel, Fred Thomas.
Report adopted.
The temporary organization was made
permanent, but Chairman Gross do.
clined and G. j. Miller was elected.
Mr.. Miller thanked the convention
aud awakened enthusiasm by asking the
convention to nominate a good ticket
aud then all 60 home aud work for it's
election.
The committee on permanent organ
lzation and resolutions recommended
endorsement OF the Aberdeen platform.
an affirmation OF allegiance to Omaha
platform and a strong resolution COM
mitting the nominees for the legislature
to the support of our Normal school.
The report OF the committee was ad.
opted.
A delegation from the democratic con.
vention waited on the convention and
asked for a conference committee OF three.
The following committee was appointed:
Pat. Tierney, p. A. Johnson, W.. A
Drake. !.
Moved and carried to nominate by
ballot.
The committee Of conference made it's
report stating that the democratic con.
vention desired that the places OF state
sepator, register Of deeds, Sheriff and
clerk OF courts be conceded to the DEM
party.
The report was greeted with loud
laughter and applause.
1t was moved that the report be laid
on the table and committee DISCHARGED.
Carried.
Moved that a committee be appointed
and instructed tostate the wishes OF this
convention to the democrats. Carried.
M. H. HegdaI, H. j. Stott and E. B.
Stacy we're appointed to state that this
convention would concede to the dtmo-
Gratis the offices OF clerk OF the courts,
sheriff and county judge. The motion
was carried "a to 10.
The new committee returned and re-
ported that the democrats desired the |
p'aces OF state senator and register of |
and that they be informed of the
action OF this convention.
Moved to reject the proposition and
70 notify the democratic convention.
An animated discussion here arose.
most OF the speakers being opposed to
'onceding the claims of the democrats.
The motion to reject the proposition
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