The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-21
A GREAT ASSEMBLAGE.

lne gathering CT Democrats who will
make up the county convention at noon
TO morrow forms one of the most notable
essemblages that ever came together i'll
this city. Many political meetings we have
had, and many have been the bright lights
assembled in them, but never have we had
conyocation that bore the full Significance
that attends this one. We give the names
of the men who will compose it as far as
we have been able to learn them. a glance
over the list tells that in it is the element
thst made the strength of the two contend
ing factions in the past the brains and
Drawn OF both the old Peoples party and
the Liberal parties. 1t is hopeful thing,
we think, to see those names thus asso
GATED. 1t tells not only that glorious
democracy has raised her head at last in
Utah, but also that the great order-loving
ana respectable clement in the community
is sick and weary of the old strife that has
Kept men here so long apart. 1t tells that
the kneu OF intolerance and hatred is
sounded: II tells that the words Mormon"
and Gentle" have no place in either bust
ness or politics; it gives the lie 10 the old
statement that the two classes here cannot
be brought together: in a word, it says that
this community wants peace and is de- |
termined TO have it, if it has to fight for it, !
The convention is made up of the follow !
ing gentlemen; there are a few other |
names from outlying districts which could |
not be obtained:
j. Q. RoYLE, SIMON BAMBERGER,
GEO. r. CUSHING. FRANCIS ARMSTRONG,
p W. MADSES, JAS. Lowe,
i. b. DYER. THoS. MARSHALL.
l.. G. WOOLLEY. T. V WILLIAMS |,
ID. L. LEVY, NJ. B. SowIEs, /
A. @. NORRELL. H c. LETT
NJ. E CUMMINGS WM. NAYLoR
n E. MCENASAY, J. L. RAwLINS
r. = RICHARDS, Il. L. WILLIAMS
j. I. CAME X. w. YOUNG,
j. Is. TORONTO. S. A KENNER
w. d. Roy, W d BYwATER
Z. G. WEBER, c. D. PYPER II
BYRON GROo, c. r. SAVAGE, /;
JOHN BURT, c, L. HAwLEY
JOHN CLARK, Ii. G. WHITNEY,
j, NJ. KENNEDY, s. A. MERRITT
j, W. Fox, JR., X. c. CHAMBERS
j. X. LETCHER. c. R. BARRATE
u. M FREEMAN, w. Il. GROVES,
A c. BRIXEN, C. F. WILCOX,
j. NJ STOUT A REICHELT
a j. BURT, WIN BURKE,
L. F. HoWELISi CALEB u. WEST
THos. Hull w. II, CASSIDY
n. V, JONES, J. W. JUDD i
j. II. PoULToN. J. H MoYLE e
a q. GIAoUE' l. NJ. WADDELL. D
II. w. GREEN, W. VAN Corr q
J. r. MIDDLEMISs J. w. WILLIAMS G
c. A CARLoUIsr. E 5. kEARSLEY.
W, H WATERMAN o. II. HARDY
SAMUEL BROWN, j. Z NEBEKER G
j. ;. GROW, F. S. FERNsTRoM p
E E. RICH, W. j. NEWMAN C;
L. A POLAND. w. =. HODGES e.
JOHN KELLY, H PEMBROKE II
JOSEPH PUGSLEY, 7. j. EvERILI- .,
+. h HYDE. JOSEPH BULL JR, ;;
JoaN H RUMEL, JR-. L. a SMITH,
Il. j. HAYWOOD, 5. Nj. EATz
JOSEPH BOOTH, r. B. TIMMoNY. "
s. E. ALLEN, w. E. ID. BARNETT, u
iEo. A ALDER, GEO. STRTNGFELLow, II
+. CoALTER, Il. J. ANGEL III
WM r. FOSTER, GUSTAvE KRoEGER o.
EDMUND FROST, SIDNEY w DARKe h,
A. II. wooLLEY, GRANVILLE GILLErr. !,
]. Il PAUL. A. T. SCHROEDER =,
TN. FULLER, J. B. WALDEN ~
LE GRAND Young. w. e. ID. WooILEY. 10
4. L. GLEASON, WM DALE &c
4. j. WHITE, OSCAR VAN Corr. &c
Is. c. A. SMooT, JR, D. r. ALLEN. ra
+ r WILSON. W j. HARLEY va
oHN W. SHARP, J. F. SHAW, NJ
!. :. CARLISLE, @. L. SCOTT ,
:. p. CARLISLE, X. Z. MILLER :,
sUrERT BRowE, ROBERT WALTERS az
As. ANNIs, y. LIND, OF
}. D. JONES. C. G. JOHNSON, do
AS. GODFREY. WIN. BoYCE. Tn