The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-31

| that the delegates present az +bi, oo
| Ventlon be made delegates To the stata
cohNehuon' and that a committee of five
| De appointed to fill out the rest Tbts
was DONE and Paradis, Peter May q
DerSeroh' A. Rosenquist and F. w
| DreWry were appointed The saune Dlar
was also adopted in regard tn the d.
gates to the congressional convention.
PaFadis moved that the chairman an
point new county committee, consfstina
| Of one from each ward and five at Llree
| as he said the committee needed to he
IeofSahzed. Ih1s motion carried and
the chairman, unfolding a piece Of paper
he had in his hand and which he han
| mad since the beginning of the conven-
ton. read off the following names 70 be
county committeeman: First ward. Fl
Murray; SecAnd, T.. A. St George.
Third, J. c. Beattte; Fourth, w. ]. elf
lord; Fifth, G. K. Flandurke; Sixth f
x: Provost; Seventh, George Dodds;
Eighth, Peter Max; Ninth M d
OBrien; Tenth, w r. Drewry; Elev
| enth, Aug. ThOme. At large, w. A. Stat
! ford, Ed Slater, A. Paradis, Allen Roseu-
! qulst and F. R. Hays. The committee
| was given power to select one additional
member for each township In the county.
! After this had been done, some one
| who had enough grit left made motion
to adjourn, and the farce" was a thing
/ Of the past.
There We're great many prominent
Democrats present during the proceed
ings who were interested Spectators.
The following is the list Of delegates
to the state conventions:
y. II. Deyl1n, c. Green. Ed Slater. r.
| w Leder, II. G. Murray N. BeardsIev
L: A. st. George, ]. c. Beattie, Milo
! Clarke, George Laurent, L. Bachand,
! George A Dowdle. F. r. Hays, William
J: Clifford, ]. f. Kelly, B. Gilklson. w.
Conway, F. II. McManigal j. Thomson
( j. Spohr, ]. T. Wandra, c. X FIaEderka
II; Bourgugnan, William Conradis. A
| Eoussard, j. Lazarus NJ. Prendergast,
| william Stewart, A. Macarthur Henry
Luhrsen, Yerken Hearst, F. R. HAYS.
sydney =, Fertig;- ed Curry Joseph Sub.
Peterson, ]. Owens, August Thorn, Jos.
La Plante, Joseph Gelina, A. Girard r.
4 Walsh, ]. Larkin, Joseph WcDber,
/ Otto Harpke, N Beardsley B. Doyer.
| James Mayer, J. Zeimet, S. Dorion John
| Mcdonald, Philip Smell, L Fl. Luhrsen,
= Kelly. 5. z; Rosenquist, S. H. Jay, r.
! x Presvost, Rene Billatte, A. Rosen-
! quist, L. Berthiaume, George Dodd A.
Paradis, G.. Morrissette, J. H bingham.
Peter Max, l.. McI<ern, f. Kelly, c. P.
! Bourgon, Joseph Weinman, A J. Barch-
man. w. Springer John NJ. Egan, vii
| liam Stafford, P. Ramp, R. Kelly Fred
Smith, William O'Brien.
1t now looks as If Henry Truelson, OK
mayor Of Duluth, would be the Democrat
ic nominee for congress in the Sixth
district, instead Of Baldwin, against Page
! Morris. TruelsOn has captured the IN
structed vote Of Stearns and Wright cOun-
/ ties, and probably Benton, with strong
chances before him Of other counties
Baldwin carried st. Louis county, but
his strength seems not so great as the
German candidate In other portions OF
the district.
It is generally conceded by conserva-
] tive Republicans over the district that
Truelson Will make a formidable oppo-
nent If nominated. His candidacy Is
more feared by the Morris people than
that Of Mr.. Baldwin.
Congressman Heatwole was IN the city
from his home IN Mortified yesterday.
He said lie knew little politics of whion
The public would be glad to hear. He
then proceeded to say that he was sure
Van SAINT would be elected governor of
| Minnesota, and he was conservative
enough to place his plurality at 10000.
If there were any facts to warrant
the radical statement Of the Third dis
| trict congressman his utterance that he
| knew no politics in which the public OF
this North Star state would be gladly
| interested would certainly be a true
one. He IS right In intimating that the
election Of Van SAINT would displease the
people Of this state
]. Fl. Block, Republican candidate for
state treasurer, was in the city yesterday.
| Mr.. Block is making a vigorous cam
| paign.
It has been stated on what ought to be
| considered good authority that Heat
EwCEes opponent IN the Third district for
congress viii be Albert SchaIIer, Of
Hastings. He is an attorney Of much
! prominence ard was a member Of the
| last legislature in the upper branch.
| '"The name of Senator SchaIler viii mean
much strength to the ticket IN cur dis
trict," stated a prominent gentleman
from that neck Of the woods yesterday.
| Senator SchaEer has been county at
| torney of Dakota county and has re-
peatedly demonstrated his popularity BIZ
holding similar places of trust and honor
4! in his county. Whether or not Mr.. Heat
wole is aware Of the candidacy of Schal-
| Ter at present or not, he VIII be IL the
| senator receives the nomination, for Re IS
q race horse when it comes to making
a campaign.