Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-08-30
STATE CONVENTION
Convention adjourned.

In the absence of f. &. Zimmerman,
the convention was called to order by
.. l.. Ringle. secretary of the commit
tee. On motion of j. f. Lee, John
Ringle was elected chairman. The
organization was completed by the
election of j. w. Coates as secretary
Following the election of officers the
roster of delegates as made up 10y the
secretary OF the committee was called.
DELEGATES.
Brokaw-Ed Schantz, Jake Maurer.
Easton-J. II. Zimmerman, Albert
Bammann, Carl Wendt.
Eldron-A. j. Plowman, g. v Acker-
man.
Harrison-Frank Manser, j W. Wag-
ner.
Knowlton-J. M. Malone, Alois
Starks.
Kronenwetter- NJ. Kronenwetter,
M O'Connor.
Norrie-H Henry Liethen, Paul BusS.
Pike Lake-Peter Cherek Roman
Wojtasik, Herman SIiwieki, Joseph
Cherek
Ringle-Otto Zilmer, Henry Sunday.
Schotield-Frank Wendorf, Peter
Hansen
Texas-Carl Blese. Carl Ghoedes,
Fred Borchardt, Fred Krieger
Wausau-Herman Ramthun, Ionic
Paphal, John Glasel, John Berard.
Weston Geo. Erickson, VIM.
Schmidt, Fred Weisman, Julius Wen
dorf
City of Wausau:
lst. Ward-Jake Gensman Jr., John
Ringle, Fred Kickbusch, August
KamDke. Howard Lille
End Ward-John Miller, Sr, Hans
Weik. Herman Lemke, Geo. Steltz, w.
A. Paff, proxy to James Brown
3rd Ward-W w. Albers, VIM Phil
brick, Sr., John Lee, John Hildensper-
ger, proxy to John Lee.
4th Ward-T. f. Delaney, j f Oss-
valid, Carl Gritzmacher
9th Ward-E. b. Thayer, j. w. Coates,
r. n Larner.
9th Ward--Pat Burns, VIM. Berger,
Emil Rochtritt, Simon Schaumburger
9TH Ward-J. D. Mucherheide, Max
Stretch, VIM. Neumann.
Sth Ward-Emil Reineke, Fred Sorges
Henry Pagenkotf, Carl Hamann.
9th Ward-August Raasch, Phil Hogan
Allen Mccormick, John Ward.
There being no contests, the roll was
adopted as read. On motion of f. w.
Kick busch, Sr., a committee of three.
consisting of the following named dele
gates, was appointed on resolutions :
F. w. Kickbusch, Sr., W. W. Albers
and Geo. Erickson. There being no
objections, recess of ten minutes was
taken. On reassembling the commit
tee on resolutions reported as follows
We, the democrats of the Second
Assembly district of Marathon county,
in aCcnn1hlad Annlor.o
answering devotion to the democratic
party and pledge our earnest support
to its standard bearers selected by the
national convention and the platform
there adopted.
We denounce the extravaganza of the
republican party in state and nation
and believe the people are ready and
anxious for return to safe and bust
neSS-like administration of their affairs,
which the success of the democratic
party will insure.
We favor the adoption of primary
election law that will guarantee to
every citizen free and equal voice in
the selection of candidates for office.
We favor adequate laws for the con-
troi of all public corporations by the
state, and freight commission with
power to adjust and regulate railway
rates so as to do exact and equal justice
to all concerned.
We believe that it is of vital import
ance that United States senators should
be elected by direct vote of the people
and we strongly urge a change to this
plan.
We pledge the nominee of this con-
vention, if elected, to use all honorable
efforts to carry into effect the foregoing
declarations. +. w. Kickbusch.
w. W. Albers
Geo. Erickson
On motion of W. b. Philbrick, sec
onded by K. N. Larner, the resolutions
as read were unanimously adopted.
Nominations for candidate for the
assembly was the next order of bust
ness. W. w. Albers placed Jos. Reiser
in nomination. On motion of + w.
Kickbusch, Sr, the secretary was in
structed to cast the vote of the eOnven-
ton for Jos Reiser. On motion of
Robert Larner, committee consisting
of two was appointed to bring Mr.
Reiser before the convention. The
chair appointed X. n. Larner and Her
man Ramthun for that purpose. On