The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-28
He MINNESOTA STATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
eneficent results that are sure to fol-

heneficent results that are sure to fol-
We indorse the public action of Gov.
Linz and the state departments which
nave worked in sympathy with him. and
copsratuiate the people of the state upon
what Ihey have accomplished in the di-
state.
We cordially indorse the candidacy of
Our able and esteemed fellow citizen. DR..
A. j. Stone, for representative in con-
sresS, and commend him to the voters
OF the entire congressional district. In
view OF all the circumstances he should
De elected by an overwhelming majority
over his Republican competitor, whose
career has shown him to be incompetent,
inefficient and unworthy to represent in
state. s---'
We pledge our candidates for the state
deglsla5Lure, II elected, to guard and to do
everything necessary and practicable to
promote the best interests Of this conn
ty and of the state.
=, we favor now, as we always have in
the past, the maintenance of a non-paF-
tfSan judiciary
We favor the principle of the nomination
OF candidates for public office by direct
vote Of the people.
We assure the people of the county OF.
an etdc1ent and wholesome administra-
tfon of the county offices If our candi-
oates are elected; and, as an evidence of
our sincerity, we refer with confidence
ana satisfaction to the record of former
Democratic administrations, and to fha
able and honest conduct of his office by
our present Democratic sheriff
We denounce the present Repubi!can
lncunpents OF county offices for their
tence.
We call especial attention to the no.
torlous incapacity of our county legal de-
partment, which has been the cause of So
!!uahy nlsearriages of justice in the pun
isnment OF crime, and which has wrong
fully neglected to cooperate with tba
STATE STATE ofnclals in the just enforcement of
the tax laws.
the ticket of the Democratic party Of
ramsey county was fairly and snuareIv
nominated In this convention of dele
gates truly representative of the neon1a
% me party; and In contrast to the work
oI-ltnls convention We point to and warn
lofHlef Republicans against the cut-and-
aried procedure and ticket Of our op-
10 1.-The end that there may be a wise
ana Saiutary administration of our conn
~ and aH airs that abuses may be. corrected
laws may be faithfully econ0noica1fv e..
eGuted With. equal and exact Justice to
az ana special privileges to none. We in
VIII Wiz the co4epera ton of all good citizens
mated by this convention.
Inc adoption was unanimous and wa
accompanied by much cheering.
II. A. Hendrickson was offered for s,,-
perlntendent of county schools, and his
nomination was made by. accIamation.
Candidates for court commissioner were
numerous, no less than three being Of
fered. y
Maj. Holcombe presented the name Of
J. w Clancy; F. R. Youngren offered
LOUIS Ferguson, and ]. B. Covington
finished the list by rendering Luke Ker-
nan.
Ferguson withdrew in favor of Clan
cey, who was then nominated.
The committee to select candidates for
county commissioners made their apnear-
ance, and offered the following, which
was approved by the convention:
Fred Schroeder. Fourth ward.
z. j. Weyld, First ward.
w. j. Preston, Eighth ward
John Beisel, Sixth ward
Patrick Parren and L. M. Ref. country
districts.
By u resolution introduced, the county
committee was authorized to fill any