The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-05

AUDITOR. G. Beattie. Fourth ward
Goroner.Dr. F. r. Hayes, Fourth ward.
county Att9rAey--Open.
Register of Deeds-Allen Rosenquist,
Sixth ward
Treasurer G. murray First ward
Ssherlf-C. ?. Bsrgerap, Eighth ward.
SurXey9r-George Dodds, Seventh ward.
ward.
Judge of District Court-E M. Card.
County Observation-Disclosures Wright,
p pet yard F; S. Provost, Sixth ward;
Peter Max, Eighth ward; NJ D. O'Brien,
Ninth ward; country district left open.
Apstract Clerk-John M. Egan, Eighth
Legisla ture-First, Second and Third
wards , left open; Fourth ward, L. Cor
nick nick Fifth ward, e. III. .Eventz; Sixth
open; Eighth and Ninth wards south,
w A. Stafford; Eighth and Ninth wards,
north William Conradis; Eighth ward,
west of Western avenue, l.. ID Free
man; country, open.
At the county convention of one of the
factions of the Peoples party held in
the A. o. y. w. hall last night the tieke-
as above was named.
Naturally there was no trouble over the
nominations, each name being rolled off
the reel that had been wound up before
hand with the greatest sn1oethness. The
convention was a sort of 1og-rolling af-
fair, each man being given a chance to
Itiobie at the mock bait if he so choesed.
Many of the men who had a chance to
be placed upon the ticket respectfully
declined
w. A. Stafford was chairman and c.
p. Rergeran secretary
A committee on resolutions was then
named as follows: Messrs. Max, Para
dis, Hays, Slater and Beatty. Several
speeches were made, after which the
committee reported. The first resolution
reaffirned the platform of the party.
The second advised the extension of the
free text book scheme. The third asked
general reductions in taxes.
Nominations then followed and it took
about twenty minutes TO name the can
didates. eaI
The other faction assembled for its
county convention at Assembly halls yes
terday afternoon, but after appointing
committees on credentials and resolu-
tons, adjourned Until s o'clock, when the
delegates could be present.
The chairman was instructed to ap-
point county committee consisting of
ward and one from the country.
Only two nominations were made,
Frank Nonnemacher, for the legislature
in the district comprising the first and
second waTds,g and. j. e. Johnson for
county commissioner.
The county committee was empowered
to fill all vacancies.
The comnittee4 on resolutions, consist
ing of j. Lazarus, W. E. Quinlan and @.
B. Wergedahl presented the following
resolutions:
Whereas, The Peoples party. during
it's brief history, has seen its principles
formulated into laws for municipalities,
counties, districts and tates, and adopt
ed into the platforms of other political
organizations; and
Whereas, The party has reason to feel
proud Of the results of its corrective
and educa tional influences throughout the
hopes it has created for the future; and
Whereas, The cardinal principle of our
party has ever been the production of
tangible results for the relief of the
producing masses by correcting vicious
+, class leglSia ton; anu >,--
Whereas Such remedial results as
distinguished from the sIavish partisan
ship and personal man worship which
constitute the distinguishing characters
tic of parties dominated by class inter
cts, lis acknowledged as the permanent
and sole incentive of our party conduct.
Therefore, Be eft9 resolved, that we do
hereby renew our allegiance to the doc
trine of good results and to the explicit
specifications of the method Of pronlul-
eating that doctrine, as set forth by our
national platforms adopted at Omaha
st. Louis and Sioux Falls.
And, therefore, be it resolved that we
do hereby indorSe and pledge, loyal sup
port to the greatest living champioa of
human rights, William J. Bryan, to the
end that his election shall guarantee that
good for the many OF the masses instead
Of helpful only ITO the few who constitute
the privileged classes; and
Resolved, likewise, and for the same