The Irish standard., 1900-06-16
THE DEMOCRATS OF HENNEPIN
Elect Delegates to the Forthcoming
Conventions.

Elect Delegates to the Forthcoming
Conventions.
The Democrats of Hennepin county
met in convention on Thursday and
elected the following delegates to repre-
sent them at Kansas City in voting for
William ]. Bryan:
Delegate-at-large-P. B. Winston.
District delegates-Julius ]. Heinrich,
w. H. Donahue
Alternate delegate-at-large-George
F. Porter.
Alternate district delegates-Edward
Egan, H. P. Stone.
They also elected the following dele
gates to the state convention on June 90:
First Ward-G. Anderson, J. Schroe-
der, ]. Burke, ]. Garrya, J. Rogan, F.
Noetin, ]. Flanagan, c. Maeder, F.
Griswold, P. Russell.
Second Ward-H. P. Stone, H. Ly-
ons, F. Lenhart, M. Ittes, H. P. Corri-
gan, c. Moody, ]. Haynes.
Third Ward-J. ]. Lyons, C. North
rop, Matt Crosse. H. Bulge, w. Jaqui-
met P: Wadt, G. Blocker, F. Kerr, P.
Green, W. Hoff, E. Shunpik, P. Jeub,
]. ]. Heinrich, w. Vonderweyer, F.
Hayne, L. Meeker. W. Mills.
Fourth Ward-C.A.Quist, T. Bishop,
w. Byrnes, F. G. Holbrook, M. Gal
1agher D. Sullivan, T. Hart, w. Bald
win, C. German, F. N. Stacy, T. Con-
nelly, w. Hatcher.
Fifth Ward-H. L. ChaAee, H. D. r.
win, L. Larson, J. Fitzpatrick, P. B.
Winston, G. H. Achard, w. H. Daniel,
N. Finnigan, F. Campbell, E. Barton,
G. Douglass, D. E. McSweeny.
Sixth Ward-Lars Rand, M. Walsh,
M. Knapp, T. Flynn, ]. Phillips, ].
Dougherty, ]. Hanson, w. Lothimer,
P. Anderson, H. Lund, ]. Quinn, H.
Langan.
Seventh Ward-O. H. Shepley, G.
Schwend, ]. Haley, S. McNulty, J.
Nuseby, P. Callahan, J. Keatley, C.
Gravel.
Eighth Ward-H. Elliott, A. J. Will
liams, ]. McHale, ]. Courtney, R. P
Pratt, D. O'Connor, J. Spencer, T. J.
Cation.
Ninth Ward-N. Moliter, A. Sayer
]. Fleming, L. Storesfeld, T. Garrity
T. Mahar, H. Donahue, H. Neisingh
G. Leander, F. Ring, ]. Goermley.
Tenth Ward-C. Bohanan, P. Vein
CART, G. Hall, E. Laney, ]. Lowry, J
Eddy.
Eleventh Wards. Thomas, F. Nc.
Namara, D. Mcintyre, M. Donahue, P
Prytes, P. Hill, o. Gyllstrom, C. J
Bell, P. Hoy, G. Anderson, L. Bolfson
Twelfth Ward-W Dorrean, A. Man
dele, C. Ehle, S. A. Stockwell, L. Blan
chard.
Thirteenth Ward-R. bakersfield
Charles Marvin.
Coantry-E. Egan, A. Stewart, T
Brennan, J. Emery, M. Lulby, L. Mas
sett, L. Burton, J. Harris, ]. Wills, M
Borck, ]. Engill, c. Peterson, ]. Turn
ham, D. Nolan, G. Nolan.
The resolutions adopted leave nc
doubt as to how the Democrats of thi:
county stand on national issues. They
reahirmed the fealty of the convention
to the principles enunciated in the Chi
cago platform of 1896 and w. J. Bryan
who was styled ''that matchless leader
and tribune of the people" A profess
was made against the evils which
since 1896, had grown more powerful
and the resolutions declared that 'wt
now find ourselves confronted witt
evils that not only affect the admins
tration of the affairs of state, but thu
life of the republic ITSELF"
:, In the most emphatic manner allie
glance to the constitution and the decla
ration of independence was reaffirme'
and pledges were made to support AM
> do the utmost to establish the time
honored doctrine of government OF
for and by the people.
Trusts and imperialism and the polio.
OF the administration were denounce'
= and the war in the Philippines wa
= spoken of as a war of conquest agains
= a people whose only offense was tina
> they aspired to be self-governing ma
> ton. Sympathy for the Beers was ais
expressed and the tyranny of Englan
!, was condemned.
In closing, the resolutions indorse
Governor Lind and Mayor Gray. Gov
ernor Lind's administration was in
: dorsed because the resolution declare
that under his courageous policy corpo
rations have been made to bear thei
3 share of the burden of taxation.
INDEPENDENCE DAY 1900.