The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-22
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merican people" was overwhe
Calvin l.. Brown, D. F. Simpson OF
Minneapolis and E. A. Jaggard Of St
Paul.
The nominations we're made en-
bloc by acclamation, and the usual
ripple Of applause ran over the level
sea of delegates.
Plea for Lewis.
Henry Morgan of Albert Lea then
took. a place on the platform, and
made plea. for reasonableness, hon.
orableness and" fairness. Then he
nominated Justice Lewis for re-elec-
tton. He said he came to the conven-
tfon without solicitation. and did not
know that he was a delegate to the
convention until he read of it in the
paper. When he concluded his re-
nnstks.,th marks; there vas a protracted dem
Lyon countyt delegation sent to the
front delegske, who not only sec
onded the nomination, but said the
indorsement from that county did not
come from the steel trust.
Washblrn Names DibelL
]. L. Washbiifn Of Duluth then took
the door, and when he mentioned
Dibell there was a storm Of acclaim
Mr.. Washburn. made an eloquent ad-
dress. He told of the empire that Is
comprised within the borders of St
Louis county. 4; He told, of the vast
resources, in forest and mine, that are
within the county. and of the vast
commerce that is handled at Duluth
the only seaport in the commonwealth
Washburn went at length into a con.
sideratton Of the material from which
the populstion,pf st. Louis county is
made. He had f,pceeaed not very ia,
when cries q rQhestions were heard
Attorney Bulls of Blue Earth go,
on his feet and said: Proctor Knott
made better speech for Duluth forty
years, ago." There was q roar Of
laughter. quickly stopped by vigorous
use Of the gavel by Rockne.
Mr.. Washburn resumed and again
were interrupted by cries of "Ques.
ton" Chairman Rockne used the
gavel and Washburn tried again. Fol-
a third time cries Of Question" were
heard and Kisses from those who were
willing to give st. Louis county fair
play were heard. too.
Mr.. Washburn again tried and was
interrupted again before he had pro.
ceeded a minute.
A Lac Qui Parle man got up and
pleaded for fair treatment, and some
one shouted: "Sit down, you suck
err"
Mr.. Washburn then was given an
opportunity to make himself heard for
a decent interval, and he made good
use Of the time. He told of how Judge
Dibell came to be selected by the bar
association. He told Of his fitness for
the place and made a telling talk in
favor of making the court as strong
as it should be. He was again inter-
rupted by a storm Of cries for the
Question and Senator Sullivan
arose to beg for fairness, and then
Mr.. Washburn completed his address
When he had concluded the conven-
ton paid him and his candidate the
tribute Of noisy ovation.
Brown Of Luverne.
Senator Can field took the platform
and said he would not ask to take ul
more than five minutes. Pretty hot,
said some one in the audience and the
crowd had its priced laugh. Senate,
Garfield made speech in praise Of
Judge E. P. Brown Of Luverne, whom
he nominated for the supreme court
He said that part OF the state had had
no candidate for the supreme bench
for fourteen years. He urged the
nomination Of Judge Brown on the
ground Of political expediency Wher
he said Philip E. Brown" there war
a demonstration. but not as impres.
sive as that given Judge Dibell.
F. c. Partlin Of International Falls
seconded the nomination of Judge Di-
bell. and others. including Senator
Alderman Of Brainerd fell into line
Senator F. E. Putnam seconded the
nomination Of Lewis.
Then In quick succession seconds
came for others from widely separ-
ated counties. Chairman Rockne an
nounced that no more seconds would
be accepted and put the issue to a
vote. Yells of triumph greeted the
announcement of delegation ballots
st. Louis county was especially in
evidence when votes for Dibell were
announced and shouted and cheered
enthusiastically.
Dibell's Good Showing.
As the vote began to come in ra-
pidly with delegations split and d.
bell making good showing now
and then, interest became intense and
a quiet mood seemed t osettle down
upon the gathering. There was an at
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