The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-29

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1t was all harmony afterwards, the
Collins men, left alone, having no trou-
BILE between themselves. Oscar Hallam
took the chair and declared that the
convention would select delegates and
a ticket fit to stand on the same ticket
with Roosevelt and Fairbanks. He in
sisted that the convention would do
eVen-handed justice to every Repub-
lican in Ramsey county and in the
state in so far as it lies in the power
of the chair" He deplored the dissen-
sion in the local Republican ranks and
said it was the wish of all to so con-
duct ourselves as to disprove the claim
that we have disregarded the rights Of
any Republican"
Theodore c. Gronewald was unani-
mously elected secretary, and w. H.
Lightner moved that after committee
on credentials was named the conven-
ton take a recess until IL o'clock. His
motion for a recess was cried down
and he withdrew it, and a committee
on credentials was then named, one
from each ward and two from the
country districts, as follows: F. A.
Twiss, S. d. Downs, Joseph Wyman,
f. r. Bigelow, M. J. Wiley, George A.
Doran, F. H. Griggs, w. A Gerber,
Lars Rosness, o. ]. Reynolds, M. Cor
don Craig, James A. Powers and Fred
Turner. Griggs was made chairman. (
Collins Delegations Recognized
Contests were reported as Follows:
Fourth precinct of the Second ward, 2
delegates involved: = Fourth of the
Third 1; Fifth Of the Third, 8; Tenth
of the Fourth, 2; Eleventh of the
First. of the Eighth, 8; Third of the
Eighth, 5; total, "a delegates,
The credentials committee heard the
claims of the. Collins men and decided
the case in each instance in their IA =
-vor. There was, of course, no appear :;
anee on the part of the Dunn contest =
ants In the case of the First precinct.
of the Eighth ward the committee de-
cided that the Collins contestants had
not filed their contest properly and it
was. referred by the committee to- the
convention. On the&report Of the COM
en1ittee 'a>8rolle II was taken ron the
first contest. report Fourth pre-
cfnct of the Second Ward-and the vote
stood 179 for the Collins delegation, the
delegation being voted upon not par
ticipating. in the vote. W.. H.. Light
ner's motion that the delegates about.
: whose elections there had been no con-
test be seated was carried, and the
other contests were settled by viva
Voce vote in favor of the Collins dele
gates.
The temporary organization was
made permanent with a rush, and
James E. Trask's motions that COM
.mttee OF one from each ward and two
from the country be named on resolu-
tons went through. The chair read a
little list: J. E. Trask chairman. DR..
A. w. Whitney, F. E. Meachem, DR.. E.
r. II. Haas, G. A. johnson, Fred Barta.
Z. j. Whellams, ]. ]. Ermatinger, F.
H Murray, w. M. Todd, NJ G. Craig,
Fl II. Gibbs and Fred Witherald.
On the committee to select sixty-
seven delegates to the state conven-
ton, there were named: Christ Lin
dahl. Walter Lemon, H. P. Keller. F.
Il. Bigelow, r. H. Seng, E. H. Wood.
II. H. Horton (chairman), Fenton G.
Warner, w. B. Webster, M. H. Rey-
nolds, M. G.. Craig, D. D. Ducharme
and James A. Powers.
<AAtCA a lcCcSS OL twenty minutes, In
which Chairman Warner pleaded with
the delegates not to leave the conven-
ton hall and stray aWay-possibly into
the Raudenbush hall convention-the
committee on resolutions reported.
Tne resolutions reaffirm allegiance
to the republican party and the plat
form just adopted at Chicago: to
Roosevelt and Fairbanks; indorse the
administration of Gov. Van SAINT: in
0cT
Inns and instruct the delegation to vote
Tor him in the state convention. and
express appreciation of the services Of
Senators Knute Nelson and Moses r.
CIapp and declare in favor of their re-
election.
The resolutions were notably silent
as TO the candidacy of w. ]. Donahow
er ana Judge r. A. Jaggard, Ramsey
county candidates for attorney general
and Justice of the supreme court. re-
spectlVeIy. The resolutions went with
rising vote.
The Collins Delegation
Chairman Horton reported tbo Fol
ton: oo'i' Gu 2-
At Large-George Thompson. w p
Me6 Ik H. H Horton. C. ]. Nelson. G.
First Ward-C Charles Knauff. John Blom
quist, J.. B. Matheson, A. Stolpestadf- r T
Leyeroos, ]. A. shogren, David Ham
Second Ward-W.. T. Lemon. J. J. Bal
ley, John Kallin, George Hammond. SD
Downs, Sam Spindlerr = :.
Third Ward-H. P. Keller. j. M. wy
Fourth ward~F. R. Bigelow. Archie
Mathies. Henry Gallick, Gates A. Johnson,
M. A. Bergstrom, M. j. Harrington.
Fifth Ward-C. Strauss, r. H. Seng. ].
F. Bruggeman, D. T. Erskine, Ferd Barta.
Sixth Ward-E H. Wood George "A
poran. NJ L. Mcintyre. P. D. Godfrey, c.
Seventh Ward.Oscar HalIam, Arthur
w. Lyman. FL. w. Allen. F. H. Griggs,
John Mitchell, B. F. Wright, G. S. Ives.
Eight, Ward-W, A. Gerber, D. G.
August Lindquist, 0. S. Martin, w. A.
Jenkins, F. G. Warner.
Ninth Ward w. Smith. M l.. Hahn,
0. III. Oace, Lars Rosness. John Larson.
Tenth Ward-W. H. Todd. Nels Larson
Eleventh Ward-W. II. Crandall, NJ j.
Craig.
The Country-F. F. Witherald, Alfred
Tiesberg, William Gould.
A resolution, offered by c. J. Nelson.