The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1912-06-14
WILSON The WINNER.
GETS THE ENTIRE INSTRUCTED
OBLIGATION FROM MIN.
NESOTA.
LYNCH is REELECTED
A National Committeeman.-len
Resolutions Adopted.-compiete
List Of the Delegates Sc
Iected


Duluth.-An attempted Bryan STAN.
pede which ended in fizzle, but
which served to prove that the gath.
ering was really Bryan convention
came at the close of the Democratic
state convention.
The impending contest over dele
gates-at-large, which would have end
ed in defeat for Dan W. Lawler of st.
Paul, was stopped when Mr.. LAWYER
himself took the floor and moved the
unanimous election of the six other
candidates who had just been present
ed. In like manner the fight over ma
tional committeeman was called off,
and Bert Fesler of Duluth, in behalf
OF, I. L. Hudson, who had been con.
testing for the honor with Fred B.
Lynch, seconded the resolution in
dorsing Mr.. Lynch for reelection.
The Lynch Endorsement was pre-
sented by Chairman r. T. DAILY of
the resolutions committee in a sep
arate resolution, commenting the
faithful services of F. B. Lynch as ma
tionai committeeman, and instructing
the delegates to the Baltimore con-
vention to vote for him for national
committeeman. This was Immediately
seconded by Bert Fesler of Duluth, T.
L. Hudson's lieutenant, and carried
with whoop.
Lengthy resolutions were adopted,
embracing the Democratic doctrine as
at present advocated by the party at
large and particularly by Mr.. Bryan.
Gov. Johnson's memory was praised,
Bryan was landed. the Payne-Aldrich
bill condemned. the Democratic con-
gress praised. direct senatorial cleo
lions endorsed, ship subsidy condemn
ed and the customary references made
to the trusts, conservation and other
live topics. Gov. Wilson's candidacy
was heartily endorsed and the dele
unit rule.
The complete list of delegates and
alternates chosen for the Baltimore
convention is as follows:
Delegates-at-Large- A. Stockwell,
Minneapolis; H. F. Weis. LIE Sueur;
T. ]. Knox. Jackson; II. L. Buck, Wi
mona; A. c. Weiss, Duluth; Con
O'Brien. Brainerd.
Alternates-at-Large- A. Tisdale,
Pipestone; Harry S. Swenson, Mime
apolis; John Dwan. Two Harbors;
John Morgan, Thief River Falls; C. A.
Tullar, Warren; A. A. Poehler, Hen
derson.
District Delegates.
First District = ]. F. d. Meighen,
Albert Lea; T. E. eastman. Owatonna
Alternates, w. d. Belden, Caledonia;
Julius J. Reiter, Rochester
Second District-Samuel B. Nelson,
Luverne; L. L. Champlin. Mankato.
Alternates. G. G. Stone, Pipestone; M.
T. Parrish. Sherburne.
Third District-P. II. O'Keefe, South
st. Paul; H. H. Bonniwell, Hutchinson
Alternates. NJ. NJ Shields, Faribault;
w. F. Weiss, Red Wing.
Fourth District-Otto Bremen, r. T.
O'Connor, st. Paul. Alternates, Paul
Doty, ST. Paul; w. NJ. Smithson, Still
water.
Fifth District-E. A. Purdy, ]. F.
Williamson, Minneapolis. Alternates,
o. A. Hedin, E. S. Corser, Minneapolis.
Sixth District. d. Kowalkowski,
ST. Cloud; Joseph Wolf, Staples. AL
ternates, Ed. Indrehus, Foley; d. E.
Daugherty, Litchfield.
Seventh District-Joseph r. Keefe,
North Redwood; julius Thorson, Ben
son. Alternates, Ray G. Harrington,
Ortonville; j. II. Driscoll, Madison.
Eighth District-Alfred Jaques, Du-
luth; C. M. King, Deer River. Alter
mates, w. V. Kane, International Falls;
]. ]. Skahen, Princeton.
Ninth District = Martin O'Brien,
Crookston; NJ. ]. DAILY, Perham. AL
ternates, p. J. Russell, Bemidji; G. c.
Thorpe, Ada.
Presidential electors were nominal
ed as follows:
At large, T. O'Connor, Renville;
Richard bakersfield, Minneapolis; E.
M. Engelbert, Bronson. By districts,
Andrew French, Plainview; j. ].
Thornton, st. James; F. E. Du Toit,
Chaska; Dan Aberle, st. Paul; F. NJ.
Henry, Minneapolis; p. J. Vasaly, Lit
tie Falls; B. B. Gislason, Minneota;
Charles Reinholdson, Pine City; Axel
RingbOrg Bagley