The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-10

must not do anything" said Mr.. Bar
ton, that leaves room for any kicking
am quite certain that the chair would
be fair enough in naming such a COM
mittee, but he cannot have the knowl-
edge of conditions in the wards. This
body is representative. and we cannot
take chances on an int1mation that 1t
was run by any one man or set Of men,"
The amendment was agreed to and
the committee as named stood:
First Ward Ed Dahl and ]. j. Dunnigan.
second Ward-Martin Flanagan, Thomas
Third Ward-Joseph lEhrmanntraut, H. w.
Cory.
Fourth ward-J. g. Donnelly. J. B. coying-
Fifth Ward Barney Ryan. j. H. Jensen.
Sixth Ward-R. N. Hare, Charles 8. Rob.
erts.
Seventh Ward Humphrey Barton, J. c.
Michael.
Eighth Ward-H. A. Loughran, T. ]. Nc
Dermott.
Ninth Ward-Frank Dolan, William Smith.
Tenth Ward-A. N. Craighead, John Cavan-
agh.
Country-A. P. Hendrickson, Joseph Miller.
While the committee was considering
the names to be put on the list It was
decided to make the list to contain 122
delegates, adding to the original prop
ositions Of twenty names at large, two
more names.
The report of the committee was
ready in very few minutes, and the
convention adopted the report by a
unanimous vote. The delegates select
ed are:
AT LARGE.
William johnson, Louis Betz, Ed ]. Schur-
meier, J. B; Covington, John II. Ives Robert
Ed L. Murphy, ]. c. Michael Pierce Butler,
A. P. Hendrickson, Judge J. W. Willis, Alex;
adams. John Wagner, John +, Twohy. samuei
McCafferty, D.; F.. PEBBLES. Humphrey Barton.
FIRST WARD.
Ed Dahl. Michael Seaman, James J. Dun
nigan John Bohmert, William A. Harring-
ton. Martin Kerwin, Thomas Jordan, William
Sweeney, Thomas White, Jerry Mahoney.
SECOND WARD.
T. s: Lott, M. j: Flanagan, F.; W. Bot
Peter Mcdonald, John Huston, Peter Matr-
son, David Gray. A. M. Hull.
THIRD WARD.
Thomas Koran, JOS Ehrmanntraut, H. s.
Sternberg, Moritz Helm, Con Quincy, A. N.
Vance, ]. H. Hoffman.
FOURTH WARD.
w. H. Mcdonald George Armstrong, john
E. Hearn ]. G. Donnelly, Michael Quigley,
R. ]. Fox, o. B. Robinson, Hugo Dreise, A.
D. Mcleod, M. j. O'Connor, D. J. Keefe.
FIFTH WARD.
William o'Keefe William Emmert, Barney
Ryan, ]: F. McCne Charles Kenaley, VIII
liam Brown, T. S.aHoffman, George Gran, J.
W. Dougherty, ]. H. Jansen, ]: Q. Juena-
man, J. ]. Kelly, Leonard schick, J. Howe.
M ]. Donnelly.
SIXTH WARD.
Lawrence Fahey,o John v: l. Dodd, Frank
Baer, John De Bruyn,, Charles Roberts, A. L.
Graves, John Wardelf, John Quincy, j. II.
Bohrer, o. Savard
SEVENTH WARD.
Thomas D. o'Brien, William E: Mitchell,
T. R. Kane, John L. Townley. P. R. McDon-
nell Henry Vessel
EIGHTH WARD.
Thomas F. Martin. R. R.. Clarke. Mat
Bantz. Ed Reisener, Milton Garges, Joseph
McCauley, w. ]. Preston Pat McHugh, P. J.
Metzdorf, H. A. 1Loughran, George Ward,
James Loomis, Al. McNally, Joseph Jarosz,
John Filtz.
NINTH WARD.
W. B. Hennessy, William Smith, Ed Quin-
Ivan, Frank Dolan, Ale Wagner. James
Brogan, William Long Matt Tschda Thomas
McMahon. D. M. Sullivan. Thomas Sarsheld.
TENTH WARD.
A. N. Craighead, c. j.. Buell., F. E. Ellerbe,
COUNTRY.
Charles Ref, William Leip. c., F..McCar-
ron, P. Gallagher, David Hanna.
The chairman of the convention was
instructed to fill any vacancies, that
might occur.:in the delegation
Mr. McDermott moved the appoint
ment Of a committee on arrangements
to provide sportation,- badges,
band and banners for the delegation to
Minneapolis, and the chair. appointed
Messrs. McDermetf, y Judge. Cory,
George Armstrong, Humphrey Barton
and Edward Dahl as such committee.
Chairman Towniey introduced the
only resolution Of the convention; when;
the other business had been DISPOSED
or 1--WE should know just what we,
are going to do in the matter of NOM.
mating a governor said MIR. Townley.
II don't suppose that anybody has
thought of anybody but John Lind in
this connection. Mr.. Lind, if nom
mated, will be elected beyond a doubt.
Ramsey county will mama him as her
candidate I move the adoption of the
following resolution
The Democrcy OF Ramsey county, bold and
defiant as of yore undaunted by defeat and
tice, asserts its fealty to the principles as
laid down in the last state and national pa
forms Of the party. Recognizing the sterling
manhood exalted character, answering de-
votion to duty and lofty patriotism of that
PRICE of commoners, the Hon. John Lind,
Resolved, That this convention heartily in
dorses MIR. Lind fas Ramsey county's choice
for governor, and pledges him lis united and
hearty support
The resolution was adopted by a ris-
ing vote and with great show of en-
thusiasm The convention adjourned
after passing the resolution.
There will be meeting of the coun-
ty committee and the delegates to the
state convention on Monday night at
some place net yet appointed. Ar
engagements will be made to get every
man on the delegation out on the 18th.