Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-12
The WOUKlNGMEN
BROKEN mIuERAI, PROMISES.


call uroo Tho uofkingmen 10 assemble
~ mo-. n,sa,,n, ami ne,iec, an orvaui.
attn n,.n.,.,a,v ,n Tho plaoins of n
vo,hInsmsn,. ,icle, I'm IN. field al the
snn,o.cn,ng rsbuarv election.
I, v.s s,,s o,cloeL when Mfr. J. A.
Cav.raush ,,.pp,d forward and called
m. m..,lng 4, order. In doing 90, he
d.r,.,, An. ,umo, which had been pub.
I,.h.d s,.,lnv that tho Federated
Trad.., rf,,on ware IN. chief advo.
ca,.s NJ Nm, meeting, for Il was the
,ai,,r. ,og.,n.r az m. vorkinsmcn OF
Nj, I.la 10 copsId.r their own inter.
80. "a dIa moi ,nauatc from
40, ,,,c,,., organization,
n, c.v,n.uyh then placed in nomi.
n.,,o, for chairman Mr.. Henne,er Of
The p,,.er., unlou. The Response Of
.,,a,i ,,Noesu wa. about cqua,.
I'm, r.yanauyh ptomp,ly declared
,hs, M, U,no.fer was elected tcmpo.
,.,, chairman
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This action ofough' 'ot'" n""'V.'
OF vigorous protests, Gaining ioth u'N'
tlon Of the house, and was the main
..,,s. ,hich led Ia eon.id,rabl, noise
,,,,
Ahu uiso'uel'
II was evident that tho object OF the
meeting was not fully known, and
,.a,,aas ..va,in. ,,.,, ,..n.c,Ix. c.ndI.
''.'O'e :" 'V'''e -, 49, -.
yates began camot'ng 70 op.a'" '''A,
Ing. Aftef some time MI. Cavanaugh
Yielded 10 the demands for d division,
90 !, ,.. ,,.n al.oov.,,s TINT tbe
""e Wv" -.
negative Nole p'oNsheu'
Mr.. j. L.. Hoke nominated MIR. w.
IL. Dyk,a for IN. TEMPORARY chairman.
80, - ,han,,h H.. s,o,..J w.,,
SUPP anu 'nousn '"o ~
numerous, tho latter gentleman was ue'
clarcd elected, and took the chair.
Mr. DYKES. I'm thanking the meeting
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io' '"' "V""' ''"'o''''i '','' 49,
isprescnco was 70 ascertain "hht oo-
iect the gathering had In view; there
fore. being unacquaIni.d with IL, he
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, un .' " 49, ""-' ''
~ pas.o,. - .t.,,.t tam.
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II n.' ..,'D s,.l w, ..,, 80, ~
~" WIN w. A.. IL ..,i''t'''' ~
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" no,'on p.vsuV.al n,p.eu .uss W..
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no vn mn, nau - , 10 ~. MI,
49,. ,.'',,,' 40. a..
a,,o,n,Ing hi. dn,x ann,h., "n,,.,
pp,.xa,l.a . nnr,h.r, a.n,i,n,,,, 49,.
iy,r. ~, ,ha d., n,hs,. n,n,.a,,n ~
s.,i,,s, ~. .,.i.c,In, a, ~. ,an,rsi,,.a
~ m. chsI, and ~. a,,di.nc., s.n..r.
.IIy InJnIg,n, in ill.,, ,'1n,..s.inn n,
ri, sIaa. ~ The 80, ,i,,. "
M, EsrI a,,ha con,r,i,,.,a ,,a,,.d
,.as ALL, r.ao,nt,sJ snI ~ a.
,,a,,,cai ~, H. JI,I not ds'i,,, 10 as,
mon that commi,t.. Nj, was bro.
ceedlng 10 give reasons for his courre,
among which was the criticism Of the
manner In which Ia. committee wins
aSoointed.
Mr.. Dykes-Mr. Earl, n you do not
wlsh 10 act, rtate 40, and We will AZ.
point som. one else.
Mr.. Earl took no particular notice Of
this request, but continued In tho pre-.
vIous strain, when tho chairman re-.
quesi.d him 10 come 10 order, aud
take his seat. This Mr.. Earl refused
10 do. The chairman insisted and the
hall rcsoundcd once more with coniu'
Hlon, and cries OF ".it down." "GO
aheadl' "brt tho man tAlk,n etc,
until the chairman decided that MI.
harl should proceoi. Even ms uid
not hlly restore order until MI. Earl
eoneluueo ny '~'sn'ns ron 'no come
miuec.
mVuon " APPo'p. 'on'eo. Vn
I..oIuiyhs Ng s'oeeeu WIN Few
nnrnnuNn anu "hu''''uuo"' mega
i've .ou., .t.,
WniIe WV connmI,.co WHY cohsiue!-
log .he oIue, o, " .,.,1,a 70, VIZ meet
~. ~ ea'!y ~, ns, ua wh,Sn
nau leu enp'nyou III A'"'''A'ns 'he
mee"ng' ul'co"'seu "u''o'
Mr.. McCailfcy, from the committee,
reported that they were unable 10
agree upon names Tor permanent
officers and therefor. proposed the
nominating DO done from the body OF
the house. After the recommendation
was adopted the samo. gentleman
placed the name ot MT, John wood.
ouIh W hon'hAuoh 'o' permanent
,,.a AZ. w N
n m''N ioAo P' sr. ~
yh.s m'o ~. Ss, , "o"o'of
o"ose" 70 W. ''' o'',o.'
Mr. Cracroii was elected permanent
secretary, amid more confusion, caused