The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-23
ALL FOR JOHN Lind
County Conventions Had No Other
Candidate for Governor.
INSTRUCTIONS IN SOME CASES
Democratic Meetings on Saturday
Rather Shiny Attended-Re-
Suits by Counties.

Democrats in the eighty-two counties of
Minnesota met in convention Saturday
and selected delegates to the state con-
vention which meets in Minneapolis on
Wednesday,. In almost every case resolu-
lions were adopted indorsing John Lind
for governor. No other candidate was
mentioned, and the delegates will come
to the convention without any indication
of the second choice of their respective
counties. Other places on the ticket were
not as rule referred to. Winona county
Endorsed l.. L. Brown for congress and
il. p. Hall for clerk Of the supreme court.
The action Of the conventions Is indicated
in the following: %:
Benton County-The democrats elected their
delegates to the state convention Saturday
afternoon. They are for Lind If he will &C
ce2t. .a
or instructions given, for all delegates are
uncompromisingly for the nomination Of Lind
Watasha County-The democratic delegate
convention was called together at the court
house The committees resolutions tndors-
Ing l.. L. Brown OF Winona for congress and
Honest John Lind for governor were adopt
ny Kreuger, Frank H. Fox, Frank j.; Appel,
Wesley kinney Michael Marx, John Costello
James Wheelan, James Heating, S. s; Lyons,
John r. Heating, F. A. Welles, William Ap-
pei and Dan Hilger.
Winona-The democratic county con venton
declared in favor OF the renomnatlon OF
congratulate L. l.. Brown on the fight made
BY him for congress in 1900, and pledged him
hearty support In the coming campaign The
present state administration was declared In
competent and tho extra session of the legis;
lature farce. The candidacy Of H. P Hal
for clerk of the supreme court was Endorsed
Stillwater-The following delegates will &c
from here to the state convention: J. G. arm
son, H. H. Gillen, J. J. Eichten, J. H. Ward
P. ]. Arndt B: J. Mosier William sni Hisa1,
Austin jerks, NJ. ". Murray. Henry Olson
William Minogue, F.. c. Ford, B. C: Miggs
and Charles E. Bolles The convention n, rec &c:
state central committee.
Freeborn-The democrats elected twelve del
sgates to the state convention and Endorsed
John Lind for governor.
DISQUALIFICATION delegates were selected K
the state convention. The sentiment OF the
delegation is unanimous for John Lind.
Aitkin-The democratic county convention
elected the following delegates: F. E: Kreck
J. B. Gulamault. E. NJ Foley. All were in
structed for John Lind.
Houston-The delegates were instructed 1o1
John Lind for governor
St Louis-T'he democratic st. Louis count!
convention disregarded the expressed deter
nor, and the delegation of forty-hve to tn
state convention was instructed for him: Res
olution were adopted Endorsing the Kansas
City platform.
Blue Earth-The democratic county con
vention unanimously adopted resolution IN
dOrS1ng JOnn Linz TOT governor l"eAIS -ol'
delegates were elected.
Steele-The democrats adopted the usua
stereotyped fault-hnding resolutions on tari1
and trusts and the Philippines, and electe
twelve delegates to the state convention.
Brown-Only thirty delegates were Dresen
at Owatonna. A resolution was adopted IN
dorsing John Lind for governor.
Renvile--There were no instructions. Du
the delegations is solid for Lind for gov
Poik-rhe democrats Of Polk county to-da
selected twenty-five delegates to attend tn
state convention. The delegation was IN
-structed vote ane work as a unit for tn
nomination of John Lind for governor.
Meeker-A5out dozen democrats compose
the democratic county convention Fiftee
delegates were chosen informally. There wer
no Instructions '" 2
Murray-The democratic delegates to tn
EBtate convention were not instructed. c.
Weld of Slayton was Endorsed for state sena
scott-The Scott county delegation to tn
democratic state convention is instructed TO
John Lind
elected the following delegates to the stat
convention: Frank A Day, A. H. McLarJ
F. A. Mathwig, H. A. Saggau, L. A. swee
Charles Warnarka, c. n. Peterson, Charlie
Beckendorf, i. F. True, M. M Jenkins. :!
Hagerman J. Smith NJ. Horgan, w. H. Will
son and F. D. Gould. The delegates were in
Btructed to vote for John Lind.
kittson-The con eentlon instructed for Lin
and unit on all questions.
Kandiyohi-At the mass convention of dem