Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-09
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o'aer Of Basiuess-TerrIiOri., Nm.
+ ''ai Committee Elected.

mhen We wont TO rre.. ye,.e,,,. =.
neoa'e ~asih progress On the -
port OF the committee on ora, :. ).
rsrin. As-thally adopted N,
report was as follows -'
c.,, rss,aa and Geaaos,eA On n.
M committee on order NJ Me-,
ina 50 leaveto presert The fo,,osr
~ rteooin endations:
as , Si,e--- order OF business hs
gates eal' prayer, seatinsof dele.
,n %;iasPOu Of The committee on r,,0.
ss r.lAs --- -..-- :
IT, on-Atcrep;a.ion, discussion and adon.
'Aoh OF the report on resolutions W
1-Deierlnination Of The aaasbcs -,
nohinstion and, voting for ths Dsls.
gate 70 Congress 80 t'e'e-
o-NonfnRiious FOR the candidate. :,
me feople's- Party for Dele--.- a., ~
riiN-second Congress. ~
e-notinS on the nominaiionx IN
Erection Of tho .Territorill Caniral
COMMITTEE, appOftisnefF a. foilc~rs.
Beaver County /, Ba1 Eldrri- oarr.
DAVIS l, Emery 1, Garfield n Granj
iron l, Jnab /, Kane /, Miliard i
Morgan j, Piute I, Rich l,S4lt LIKE :
oaa ) uan Slnpe;e .. Sewer sum
mt ], TOOele /, Uintah I. I-.ah- q
r " asateh i, Washington /, Weber q
In View Of the large number tina,
vii compose the Territorial Csutrsi
Com n,ireoi II tbs report shall mee,
WIN the approval OF the convention,
" l. recommended that an executive
committee 10 be composed Of five
members from Salt Lake County, two
rom Mehsr County and two from
Stah County, u transact the general
Pns,ress OF the Central Committee, be
elected by this convention.
NouIina.ions for members ~ the
Seniral Commisee shall be ul-ie h-
delegates Of the county 70. which the
member ts chosen. provided that
each chairman Of the central commit
Tee OF any county shall be one OF the
nominees.
The report Of the committee on
Resolutions was called for. when the
chairman, Mr.. Clawson. asked fur
ther time, as Mr.. King, one Of the
active members OF the eommitse.
had been called home or important
business.
Mr.Cseer objected 70 further time
being granted merely because Mr..
King had been called home.
Mr.. Clawson said Il vas Tiniply
impossible fof the committee To
make a report at present. Ii was
an important question aud ecrld
not be hastily coEsidereI.
Mr. Rolapp moved tina, when the
convection adjourn it be until 70.
day a. : o'elocS. This was carried.
and the election Of the Territorial
central committee was Proceeded
with, and tie following were se-
lected: Beaver COunty-chAIrmsa
oil the county cOmmltt--. Box Elder
-RudgeT Gl-@sOn. Cache-Georye
w. Thatcher, Fred Turner. Davis
Lewis NJ. Grant. Emery-wm.
Howard. Garfield - chairman OF
the county committee. Grand
chairman Of county committee.
iron-Wiliiam &. Mcuregor. Iuab
james II. Wallis. kane-John
Rydst. MiIlani-Thos. c. Cal.
lister. Morgan-James II. Stuart.
Piute-Chairman Of county COM
mittee. Rich-Wesly II. Walton.
san Juan-F. a. Hammond. san
pete-W. T. Reid, James A. Alfred.
Sevier-W. II. Clark. Summit
Alma Eliredge. roOele- Hugh S.
Gowsns. Uintah-James Hacking.
Wasatch-Thomas X. Giles. Wash
ingtOn-Chairman Of county cof,-
miitee. Thomas Il. Dee.
L. W Shurtiifl. II. n. Rolapp.
salt Lake and Utah counties are
ye; to be considered.
On motion 81 Nr. Paul il was de-
cidet Thai the nominees for delegate
20 Congress be made orally from the
body of the house.
Mr.. SummeThsys moved that the
selection Of a candidate for delegate
TO Congress be made by ballet.
Mr.. Sloan opposed 1t. Such a
method was to- long and cumber-
some.
Mr.. Paul supported his motion in
a strong speech. IL was the only
proper way, and the only acceptable
one.
The motion prevailed, there being
but two dissenting voices.
Mr.. Greer moved that I, lie the
seI,se OF thE convention fhai .He
candidate receiving Z majority Of
all ji'e 49, tisi be declared elected.
Ar. smith wanted Il % be a ma
iority Of the delegation, making
thirty four the number necessary 20
elect.
Mr.. sloan opposed this. What
we want here i a majority OF the
members present a majority of
those who had Interest enoHgh 70 be
present. And when q majority Of
those present had decided on a man,
he should be elected.
Mr.. Paul opposed the idea J.
vancei by Mr.. Sloan. He would be
satisfied with nothing short Of a
majority Of the msmbers Of the con-
vention.
Mr.. Howard thought 3 majority
Of the members present Should de-
eide as 10 who the next delegate
should he,
II was finally decided that a ma
JorIty OF the members present should
eject
Adjourned until today at O'Clock,
to meet at tn Fourteenth Ward
assembly rooms.
At > pm. the convention met
pursuant 70 adjournment