The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-10-10

three On resell tions. Both motions
were carried; and the chair an
nounced the following committees;
Credentials A. W. Bager, Of Red
wood Falls; r S. Dawley, Of Wa
basso, and A. Clark Miller, Of Red
wood Falls township.
Resolutions D. E. Laird, Of Red
wood Falls; R. Clausen, of Lamber-
ton, and ]. w. Hopfensperger, Of
Morgan.
It was just at this juncture that
Mr. Scott was brought into the
room. and about the same time re-
cess of FIVE minutes was taken in
order to allow the two committees
named above to draft their reports.
It was 2:O5 when the committee
on credentials announced it's readi-
ness for further business and Mr..
Thompson called the meeting to
order for the second time. Assist
ant secretary Gerstman read off a
a list of the towns that were repre-
scented, as we'll as those not repre-
scented. He did not read the dele
gates present, but when he finished
Mr.. Bager moved that all towns
wherein primaries were not held,
and where there we're representa-
tives present, they be given seats
and be allowed, like the other dele
cations. to cast the full vote of the
delegation, and that the report of
the committee on credentials be
otherwise accepted. This was a
long motion, but it didn t puzzle the
chair, who put it and announced
that it was carried without dis
senting vote. The towns repre-
sented, as we'll as the delegates
present, were as follows:
Charlestown George Posi-, Louis
Holznagel, Louis Kunz and John
Weber, Sr.
Delhi-Wm. Parker, Robert Steele,
Michael Maher, VIM. Moldestad and
r. G. Rogers.
Gales-T. L. Gilbert.
Honner-W. G. Mann and Patrick
Farrell.
Lamberton village-R. Clausen, A.
+. Reidner. VIM. Seifert, James Won
syld, Otto Miller and Jos. Koeschle.
Morgan village. w. Hopfensper-
ger, A. w. Mason and A. L. Pake.
North Hero-W. B. Leo, VIM. Boyle,
James McGin. John Christensen and
A. II. Bredley.
Paxton-Le Robinson, Geo. Phil
lips and E. M. Smith.
Redwood Falls township-Clark Sha-
yer, A. Clark Miller and H. F. jackson.
Three Lakes - Edward Stetfl and
Nicholas Eischen.
Vail-August Boltz, R. s. Dawley
and B. ]. Schmitz.
Vesta-C. Cone, D. F. Sayles, ]. L.
Randall and F. Kaufenberg.
Westline-Wm. Murphy and Thos.
Murphy.
Willow Lake-John Drees, Mic. Noel
ter and Geo. w. Sackreiter.
Walnut Grove-G. A. Scott, A. T.
Donaldson aud G. Schultz.
Redwood Falls city-First ward-A.
w. Bager, J. T. Stegner. John Lauter-
bach, D. E. Laird and Chas. Tiffany.
Second ward. P. Cooper, George w.
Vaughn, VIM. Pentony. C. D. Thomp-
son and A. Cain.
The report of the committee on
resolutions was next read by secre-
tary Scott, who, owing to his inabil-
ity to get on to D. E. Laird s
stencil sty.e of writing, had some
difficulty, and chairman Thompson
helped him over the bridge. The
plat1Orm, as adopted, reads as fol-
lows:
I'VE, the Democratic party of Red
wood county, III convention assem- bled,
do hereby reaffirm our allegiance to the
principles embodied in the Kansas City
platform, and pledge ourselves to the
support of that peerless and fearless
friend of humanity, w. J. Bryan. mo
applause.
eve heartily approve and commend
the honest and efficient administration
of Gov. John Lind. mo applause.
"We are opposed to the Republican
policy of militarism and colonialism !;
an alliance with any foreign power,