Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-26
IDAHO DEMOCRATS.
Their State Convention Meets at
Boise.

The democratic state convention
was conveDei today at the Open
House, Frank z. Ensign, foremal
% the State central committee, /,
the chair. James +. Hawley, lat,
candidate for delegate was elecle,
chairman and was escorted TO IN,
chair by Nt-ssrs. John Haley ant
i!eiu, both former membe.s u Con
sies-. John ". Brown, % L4;ah,
ami Mr.. Davis, Of Ncz Perce,. wer,
10th elected secretaries. \ dele,
I gate moved that John Barlow, wbo
had voted FOR General Jackson, be
selected sergean;-It-lrms. II Wa
Z carried by reclamation. John Tay.
Tor was elected i01rkecpeT. ON mo-
ton n committee q one was AZ.
pointed frUm each county ON ere.
dentials with tine exception Of Bear
Lake county, where the delegation
was a matter u contest. Mr.. HALEY
moved that all delegates file their
lapers with the chairman u the.
county committee, aud Mr.. Ainsli,.
that the convention adjourn until {
o'''lp'k, both % which motions were
carried.
Al iO'cl0gk the convention again
convened. There Appeared 10 lie no
difficulty EXCEPT Ia reporting uf1n
the CIsr frsm Bear Lake county.
The committee seemed u wish To
leave II a. the entire convention.
Ten minutes were allowed, and still
the committee waS not ready.
Finally IL Wa agreed g. put over
until Tomorrow Al lHu'cl1ck. Tech
meal points were made A. 10 how
the convention CuGli pursue it,
other business ia the event of the
Bear Lake county contest not icing
settled, but they were all lverrIleti.
either hy the chair or ~. cuuvru-
ton. The pn>iirut decided that no
gentleman Of either IL the Bear
Lake county delegations had the
right % hc heard.
Judge Anderson moved that the
convention proceed with the ur-e,-
sary business. leaving uut the Bear
Lake county delegation. Carried.
The COUNTIES were then called. .
Each named q mrmbrr ga prrml-
ucut organization and order 81 Lusi-
hes. Mr.. Reid. uf N,Z P,rc,-. /
wanted the G-utiles from Bear Lake /
County O. br seated. Mr.. Aiuslie /
said tue MuTmDu> were not citizens I.
u Idaho, but lac did not like tI /
proceed with a iurrlh. lie knew .
nothing II this matter in dispute. .
and he felt IL his duty 10 know.
Ainslie moved a committee Of F.
seven ON platform ami resolutions.
Mr.. Mcfarland wanted one frum (.
zach county. AIu-liv thought he f.
would not get through ia a week la /.
That way. seven members were al
l'iutc /, namely. Aiu~iie. q Ada: /.
% kO1'culi; Fraser. 81 /.
Shu>hDne; l,=ii. Of NrE i'yrc,s, J. \. I
ZONES, @; Bingham. Tillu.hu,t. 81 /.
l.atIh. OuIgie-, 81 Custer. Euick, u /
Logan.
On motion the convention adj
burned until tJirArr0w. Notice
ya- given that Hon. ". l.. HIN 4
Suuid spcak la th-0 ler, house al $ Z
IN the evening.
$50 p.m.-Therc are nearly one
hUu~HuI persons ia the opera house
% hear the remarks 81 Mr.. Hin.
ll:iI PIN such "A tuTu out a. uC-
'urrell n the democratic meeting
Dui.ht Has never before occurred IN T.
lac history 81 Boise. ur ANY other
own iu Idaho. Aftcr Mr.. IilI'-
qcgCh, Reed, ui ~ Iru-,-,. poured T.
! perfect s,rvm uf cl.qIyure upon
hr multitude. the GIvcruUr'-
iuaris iauI Wa Ia Attendance. aud /.
: now playing la irYut uf tiIc differ
mt committee rooms. cstcuiiu.
rom thr opera house o. tIr demo
rattle hsllIuIT'rr-. The uumiuI-
sons will TAX. place tomorrow after
I11u. tine Democrats arr very ru-
hu-trl.-NcTld
Bpis City. Idaho. Au-. -5.-Tuc
Democratic state Convention Hg.
vcu iu sore tTil' an lly over the
uuit~,iu- delegations from Bear
.gsr County. Tine notorious Jl,
ones. the VI Irm ga ~IrriTHf that
IIuiy, and sam Siru. son 4 the
ate General Rich. tIc Mormon
APOSTLE AMI VIiyg Iui-t. were
i,ri-l delegates hy the Murmuus ~
Scar Lake County. The Gentle
h-a,l,.,l ily 4. Mcintosh.
\ hD were elected by mass meet
NJ ~ Gentle Democrats, contested
ir seats with the Mormon.
The committee uu ere irutiIi-
gr,>'lyi with tire mighty problem
IS o. whether they wlul ] fire the
.iurmuu- aui thu, jvDIariiz- the
I~S uf the Mormon Influence. ur
whether they would throw uut the
i-utIlr Democrats. \ number uf
-mDrrIIIe I-!t-sIrs- faum Ol-iil.
Bingham aui Cg-~Il, n wei az tLt.
: 'utile Demo rats ut Bear Lake
'Juuty, stated ihst j. the Nurmuu-
we're seated they would ltlv. th,.
aul support the Rapur-
'gu nominees.
The committee on credentials
.uIl.y made q report iu favor af all
Ice delegates from all the cuuuli,-
keeping Bear Lake. They rr.u-t.i
10 report, either Tor Dr against. the ,
iIrmYus or thr fcuti',-~.
Mr.. AgEsW, uf Sh s.-huue County.
islrIu-iy denounced thi- lack II
1urIge ON the part ~ the commit
,e, and the convention finally in ,
.rICt,zi tine COMMITTEE. o. make "a I
ITgTi nn the Bar Lake rt-c to-
IIrruw morning ~ 10 O'Clock.
II J. an open secret her, that tI,.
umucEitiC iaTty expects the MuT- ,
lpu ali aud Influence. hut cuuus y . ,
'ii-r- a. 10 tuc !sm % proclaim
* that fact hy anything - plain ~
bee seating 70 'hr Bear Lake Nor
IDu~- 10 j. Thought trade will IT,
Ne,i ug tonight, D y which the Nor ,
IIus will Withdraw their claims. or
.!Dw thcm-givys O. bc kicked out
mid apilms,..
Il i d.ili -ul. Tor genuine anti
iDrm IN dcmprrI;- o. un irr,taui
-hy ths convention should hesitate.
-FeCially ii, a. they will say in
heir platform. they iu>i ON th,.
gid enforcement Of law. No Nor
I8u can vote in Idaho under the.
institution or the legislative cU-
ctmeuts, and, I'm consequence. :
irre i no more reason why they
i0uld be admitted a. delegates tua
Official convention than Cinnamon
iould lie.
The democratic convention has .
crtlinly made q pitiahlc exhibition Z
{ itself On the first day, and has
ally lts~-u,-i the very slim chances
7hich that party hal.