The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-29
to Gov. Van SAINT and the state admin
istration. The resolutions follow:

to Gov. Van SAINT and the state admin
istration. The resolutions follow:
We, the Republicans of Ramsey coun-
ty, duly assembled hereby affirm our al
legiance to the principles Of the Republic
an party. as set forth in the platform
OF the national convention, just held in
Chicago. and do hereby express our un-
qualified confidence in the wise states
less leaders. Hon. Theodore Roosevelt
and Hon. Charles Warren Fairbanks We
further most heartily indorse the splendid
records that have been made by our
United States senators. Hon. Knute Nell
son and Hon, Moses E. Clapp, and it is
hereby resolved that ii is the sense and
choice of this convention that both Of
said senators should succeed themselves
in the United States senate.
Resolved, That this convention unquali-
hedN favors the nominal ton of Hon. Rob-
ert 2. Dunn, of Princeton for governor
Of this commonwealth. and we hereby in
struct the delegates chosen by this con-
yentlon to represent this county in the
state convention to use every honorable
enort to further his cause and secure his
nomina ton; be it further
resolved, That we favor the nomination
Of our esteemed fellow townsman. w. J.
the respective offices of attorney general
ana supreme court Justice and instruct
our delegates to use all honorable efforts
TO secure their nomina ton.
When the convention arrived at the
point where it was ready to select
delegates to the state convention.
some were in favor of having the dele
gates named by the chairman, with
the assistance of the ward chairmen,
but there was objection to this, and
the delegates were selected by the
delegates, who caucused by wards,
with the exception of the delegates at
large, who were named by Chairman
Childs, the name of Mr.. Childs being
suggested by Oar F. Reese.
The Dunn Delegates
The delegates to the state conven-
the delegates elected by the Collins
convention at Federation hall, are as
follows:
Delegates at Large-H. w. Childs, D.
First Ward-Otto j. Troseth, NJ Nor
Peterson. w. r. NicoIl Jr., William Oh
son, Louis Johnson
Second ,Ward-William Schnitger, Matt
Leithauser. Charles Lindeke. William Sill
cox. Aaron Olson. w. w. Dunn.
Third Ward-Andrew Holm, George w.
Pavian. George w. Lamb
Fourth Ward-F. c. Schiffmann, Emil
Schroeder. Ed. Lott, c. W. Cronk. John I.
Howard, Isador Pavian
Fifth Wards. J.. Picha; L. F. Schultz,
J. Novotny F, Widman, HI. e. Bige-
Sixth Ward-M. D. Carroll, H. Cunnow,
W. M. Jefferson, c. S. Colledge, D. Ira
Ferguson.
Seventh Ward-George w. Edgerton.
p. 3. Lehman. S. P. Spates. Rukard
Hurd. Eli S. Warner, Frank Arnold, A.
M; Wickwire. Samuel Lowenstein.
Eighth Ward-W. r. Johnson J. H.
Dillingham; l9ii M J; schorn August Kaldun-
SKI, A. Rowe. N. M. HabbeFstad j. A
Pastoret, Thomas Spence.
;, Ninth. Ward. p. Oace, E. S. Cary,
emanuel Artz, E. E. Woodwork, Walter
Boyd.
Tenth Ward-Andrew Erwin, c. N. Orr,
G. Anderson.
Eleventh Ward-John Nordstrom, Alon-
20 Woodruff Frank Matson
Country-Julius Schroer, N. G. Moulder,
Gus Haines.
After the delegates had been chosen
the convention gave a rising vote of
thanks to Chairman Childs and ad-
jOurned.