The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-06-27
From Thursdays Daily.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
a Largely Attended and Har-
monious Gathering.
The County Organization Perfected, and
Full Complement OF
Officers Elected

Democratic party of Utah county me
In convention in tho Court
house pursuant to the cal
published in The DISPATCH. Mr.. A
d. Cash stated the object Of the con
vention, and called upon the secretar,
20 read the call. which was done.
On motion Of Mr.. Tilden, john D
Irvine, Of PaYson. was called upon Il
act rs temporary chairman. He wa
received with hearty applause, and re
turned his thanks for the honor con
ferred. He predicted the success o
the party.
H. A. Anderson was elected secre
tarY of the convention.
On motion of ID. ID. Houtz. a com
mittee of five was appointed OF
credentials.
The chair appointed the followin.
gentlemen: ID. ID. Houtz, r. i
Shores, Samuel Taylor. John S. Boyer
N. b. Tilden.
Con motion of Samuel L. Page {
committee of 1--WE was appointed on
resolutions.
The following gentlemen were ap.
pointed bv the chair: w. II. King
Jas. o. Bullock, Abe Mercer, o. T
Malmburg and A. d. Cash.
On motion of e, A. Wilson a com
mittee was appointed on permanent
organization and business.
Chairman Irvine appointed the fol
lowing gentlemen: L. A. Wilson, las
GeddIe, q, w. Shores, Jas. Hall anC
S. L. Page.
On motion of A. d. Cash the con.
Vention adjourned till two O'Clock.
Precisely at two o'clock Chairman
Irvine called the convention to order
The committee on credentials re-
ported the following delegates entitled
TO seats in the convention:
Provo First WGrd-W. Ii. King, r.
A. Barney. Soren Christensen. T. NJ.
Samuelson. NJ. L. Pratt, c. A. Cunk-
ding. l.. S. Glazier.
PROVO Second WIrd-W. n. Dusen-
berry, w. r. Pike, julius Hannberg,
w. ID. Alexander, James Gray, James
Dunn, Peter Groneman.
PROVO THIRD Wdrd-H. A. Andel-
son, Z. G. Henrichsen, James II. Wal
lis. ID. p. Felt, Walter Scott, w. H.
Brown.
Provo Fourth and Fifth Wards-A.
d. Cash, E. A. Wilson. d. d. Houtz
Geo. w. Shores. Joseph L. McEwan,
Q. W. Smith, NJ. NJ, kellogg, A. L..
Booth, w. d. Roberts, E. E. Lund,
James E. Snow.
Lake VieoU-John ellis, Peter Mad
sen, Jr., Charles c. Craig.
Pleasant GroUe-L. S. Robinson, J.
Q. Bullock, G, e. Harper.
Americdu Fork-Ammond Mercer,
George Cunningham, Samuel Dean.
John Peters.
Lehi-A. J. Evans, Israel Evans. ST.,
Sam'l Taylor, B. Gaddie, Moroni Roy
al. George Webb, Prime Evans, Wilt
lam II. VIM, Hyram Timothy Louis
CART
Sp1ngmlle-R. A. Deal, c. j. Peter
son, j. S. Boyer, a. E, Clark, James
E. Hall.
Spanish Forh-William w Chisholm,
VIM, B. Hughes, John w. Robertson,
VIM Greer, r. L. Shores. John p.
Jones, George f. Bowen, G. P. Rom
Grill
BeJamln-P. j. Stewart, Isaac Han
sen, John Anderson.
Lake lShofe-Andrew NJ. Ferguson,
VIM. o. Beckstrum.
PdVS0n-D. E. Sargent, S. L. Page,
Frank Hardman, James z. Tilson,
John ID. Irvine, E. IL. Harper, j.
Frank Pickering, VIM. H. Page, NJ.
B. Tiiden. B. d. Harper John Done.
Spring Ldke-William Barnett.
Santaqnn-O, f. Malmberg, Albert
HagginS, C.. Frank, Geo. b. Higgin-
son, Thos, B. Heels, Chas. l.. Dubois.
Goshen James Gardner.
ProU0 Bench-Edward Partridge.
ad meeting
The-names of VIM. H. King and FL.
A. Anderson were added to the list.
The report of the committee on
credentials was then adopted.
The committee on permanent oTgani-
cation reported as follows:
GENTLE8IEN:-YOu committee on
permanent organization and order Of
business respectfully recommend the
following order of business: Report
of committee on credentials. 2-Elec-
ton of officers. 3-Report of committee
on resolutions. County organization
and miscellaneous business. 5-Ad-
journment. We also Recommend the
following organization of this conven-
ton: President, NJ. NJ kellogg; first
vice-president, VIM. Greer; second
vice-president, A j. Evans; third vice
president, w. n. Dusenberry; chap
lain, J. o. Bullock.
Z. A. WILSON, Chairman.
The reTort was adopted.
Chairman Irvine then vacated the
chair in favor of Judge NJ NJ. kellogg, |
who assumed the presidency of the
amid applause. The Judge |
made happy speech in which he paid |
his compliments to the convention for |
the honor conferred upon him. He /
congratulated the delegates that the
time had arrived for the fighting out |
Of the political battles on party lines. |
All he wanted was an honest govern |
ment. and this he believed TO be pure
Democracy. He paid compliment to
the Cleveland administration for the
fearless administration of the govern |
ment. and sat down amid a storm of
applause.
The secretary here read the report
Of the committee on resolutions, as
follows:
Provo CRY, Utah, June %, 1891.
To the County Contention Of the Demo
cratic Party Of Utah County:
GENTLEMEN-Your committee on
resolutions and platform respectfully
submit the following:
Resolved, That the precinct and |
municipal ward Democratic organiza-
tions effected in this county be and !
the same are hereby approved and re-
as the only Democratic or
CARNATIONS in said precincts and |
wards;
Resolped, That said organizations be
continued and the officers thereof re-
until the Territorial Central |
Committee or the County Central /
Committee promulgate some plan hay
ing for its object the changing of the
same;
ReSoLUed. That this convention recog-
mes the Territorial Democratic Com |
mittee, and looks to it as the director
in all questions coming legitimately /
within its sphere;
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