National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-14
THE POLITICAL CALDRON.


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OF THE GOVERNOR OF UTAH.
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thorities.
Ths membsrs of the Iesfslsturo. - erree,
upon last night quietly wsfked . he OspiEo
md .aeespted their respective ssssmbly-Foons
The halls usre we'll filled, and there waS Q .laxu
Hon JONI ess fasssaa Of n. s.a...
tea., made brief speech, thanking them fdf th,
honor conferred upon him, and saying he wishs<
they would act With moderation and Afmness
On motion Of Senator Dnlsrd, the rules Of tn
iast Legislsture Eoysrning the eetion q the Sen
A committee Of three wsrs appointed, 70 90,
vRh like number OF tho House, 70 wait o. Gov
Davis and notify him the foufteenth Legislstur1
e sl iaS sis e e any
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meet undeS peSonar S1iSamstances. tos
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LBrTER IRON GOV. DAVIS.
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.t,os ns. :. IN spy 70 f30Iveso oomnuni1
DO not thipI L sdvissSi: or the puSiis rod that
n mould disregard the decision o. tne supreme
Nv rsco1ns.in~ ths y,snsiS,nen Sov r.n,e.snt
i nsnE 0esn eonsutatonaly elected 70 inc istn
II seems To M. thar. "a anna h.,tsr so,ut,on nj
the nr".n, ~ X% .M0lV ~ shas ~ So.S.a "
and those clsimine 70 be elected to the Ie9iSia.
ture abould ;ointIS comSins ~ ovs-r,ds The Indi.
ciary md disreonSd ther CONFEDERATION Of The eon
door D's' s
ie9isistion That NAV he nssseS Nv the Ssntlcmer
you represent and the matter Of the Consultation
Of the existence highest tribunal ofour State
even two Legislatures claiming authority. It is
even now claimed by some that the Thirteenth
Legislature il at present the only legally existing
Legislature, and that It can coustitutionally con
vene and provide for this emergency. 1t will
then after all be . settlement brought about by Q
species Of revolution Or violence Is against the
It 10 true It is easy enough, and It seems the
simplest solution Of the present difficulty, that
re should jointly adopt this course, the Supreme
against the Executive and Teeisiaturo Combined:
but consider in this case the easiest course il not
one that would Ike to be partyto
xon " Ja % Sna INC @ as
feasible remedies }n this difRculty. il has been
repeatedly held that the recognition Of Congress
and the Executive Of the United States will set
re the question a. to what body q men constitute
onvorn,S.nt M. 10, nT ,nS pLop % Ssa.e
ssersad h A"is WY onef' y soioIion " W NC
am more raj fres tn act with ,rdsnena.nc. IN 49,
.,,. LILY n1o 70 ncs WIZ tnosPen9enco Ia p
csnsa rsaI y.f ILL sI1t =. h. ~
I accept the election, whether constitutional or
not, Us conclusive against myself, anu wiz, IN no
event, continue to exercise the functions OF the
omee mold beyond my CONSTITUTIONAL term Oh
ionr years:
Goyernot
nSn; n tsppe"so" ana oS"e!s' oe''e"'e" a"e
nkEIne OF CITIZENS.
Hs s1I TE a5 Jan, aaA large meeting
we're aiopted condemning partisan decisions in
the late election case and censuring Gov, Davis
for sending directly to General Grant for troops
md cali ON he senate to recosnile mo- Nomination
of Gov Davis unIess sent Anew by Gov. Coke:
earnestly thanking President Grant for his reply
every member IL the Legisiature to do his duty
With mngnaninous moderation but with unyieli-
ing frmness. = = =,
LIEUT.. GOV. wITHERs NOMINATED FOR
U. s. SENATOR FROM VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. la-Upon the reassem-
" Ss ~. s' ,s. .n's molnns s.s a'op.su
" ofoP ~. iouoss nane w eaSA pshot Sno shoW
no denomination, and further requiring that all
aer this rule EIGHT ballots We're taken. On tho
rourth haIIot e,.aov.rno, w.,t.- h.,,. az
i@s.t vss sironnSa IN n. LIE trTaa NIL she
I'm was dropped. and on the seventh lanes BAR |
IN ,t inc egnth ballot iHur names Msse voted
r N r. HnntSr. - Josa DELE =, q LII II
4 TSs hour Of n having arrived the canes, took
tecsss In order to allow the regular meeting of tho
Honerai Assembly. Both Houses met. ana with. |
" esch HUuse ther pna
! o'clock. =
At 1850 balloting was resumed. Goode was
,esultsI In a majority for Withers over Hunter. |
md In nomination vas made unanimous.
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SALT LAKE CIrY, Jan. 1a-The Territorial |
org.ni.ed yestsEd.y, and n TIE Gov
~ many of the isvS nov Being Enforced Wore /
4 Dessret before the orranisation Of the Terri.
,sSoois Il Tecommendsd. Attention Is called AID to
4 sct of the Teeisisture giving propcrtv len by