The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-25

Rosing. It would be better politics to
give Rosing convention nomination.
Tremendous pressure has been brought
to bear on Mr.. Lind, and all who have
seen him are convinced that he will not
change. ...- ... .... -
John E. Ostrom, of Warren, an old
friend Of the former governor, called on
him yesterday afternoon and made 1t
strong" He said this morning he was
convinced that it was no use to nominate
Lind. t....'.... ....
Hennepin Endorsed Frank D. Larrabee
last night, and caucused again this morn
ing with the same result. 1t developed,
however, that Hennepin's move was
checkers, done to block Ramsey county's
work for John A. Johnson, of St. Peter.
The local delegation this morning vot ed
to stand for Larrabee on the first ballot,
and refused to adopt motion offered by
G. A. Westphal, to use their best efforts
for Larrabee from start to finish. On the
break, Hennepin will 60 largely for Ros-
ing.
St. Louis, Carlton and Aitk1n counties
got together on Senator c. o. Baldwin,
who ig not in the city and not candi-
date in any sense. They promised a hard
fight in his behalf with support from all
the old sixth district. "- s-.' ....a +'
johnson Not Dead-Halrs Position.
Though deserted by Ramsey, the John
son boom is still on. He will get con-
| siderable strength. Senator johnson is
not candidate himself, and says that in
MS opinion the best thing would be to
nominate Lind and Put it up to him.
n. r. Hall was on hand, but said: 81
am not in it. I have few friends in nv
own delegation, and some active enc
mics. will not be a ca ndidate for clerk
OF the supreme court. They cant put
me on the tail of the ticket to helm null
the head through" =. 80
Captain w. ii. Harries of Caledonia
ma some friends. but so little was done
In his behalf that 1t did not seem likely
s31is name would be presented.
+ Alex Mckinnon Of yCrogkstor said s..It
VIII be Rosing, II not on the first ballot,
then on the third or fourth"
J. w. Eddy of Morris said: 1--WE came
down here for Lind, but there is no use
nominating him. We ought to nominate
the next strongest man, and in my opn-
ion, he is l.. A. Rosing..,' '..,~:''" =.
There was talk among some members
OF the Hennepin delegation of Swan ].
Iulnblad for governor, but 1t did not ma
terialize. 49,: j.. $3.50 r.. 8 = -
Joseph L. Myers: Of Little Falls. the
veteran county treasurer of Morrison
county, has been decided on for treas
urer. 49, - 1s-s.=5,-sa2. -. - :. 80.
The state committee selected Senator
Peter McGoyern OF Waseca for temporary
chairman last evening Another meet
ing was held at II O'Clock this morning
without further result. y.-. 5---~...E
Hennepin selected S. A. Stockwall for
member of the committee on resolutions,
with instructions to work for indorse-
ment of the Kansas City platform
George F. Porter and Elijah Barton were
selected as members of the state com
:nittee --'- d.. -. S''.S
The second district Endorsed G. N. An
drews Of Mankato for congress- The
sixth district met but did not act. It is
up to Dr.. Dubois of Sank Center, and an
adjournment was taken in order to learn
his mind.
Ramsey's Bluff for Lind.
AS far as Ramsey is concerned, the
Lind movement seems to- be bluff. Hen
nep1n and Ramsey are at outs, and the
country delegates are suspicious of both.
BY noon the Rosing sentiment was ap-
parently gaining Mr.. Rosing himself
| did absolutely nothing, except to coun-
sci against nominating Lind. He will
accept, nomination, but is not seek
ing. it. - |zza.,+ 49,
| The Larratee men. some Of them, are
actually in hopes of nominating him, end
have dore missionary work. They have
secured some accessions from country
counties, where the local man is we'll
| known. ~ .s-,.
Duluth, selected T. E. McKeor to nom
| mate Baldwin. &c" .'..
| Every effort is being made by the
cool-headcd ones to prevent a stampede
to- Lind, and Lind's strongest and Oldest
friends are counseling against any
| "foolishness." ....