Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12
The UTAH DEMOCRATS.
The Democratic Society Of Utah
Organized.
CONSTITUTION AND RESOLUTIONS.
Speeches from Eminent Democrats Of
the East on the Election Bill
and the Tariff.

Snow, IA. II. Smith, William Lowe.
Cache-G. w. Thatcher, Fred FUR.
ner, Ell Webb, William Haslam, II.
Peterson, IT,, J. T.. Lowe, G. d. w.
Fulmer, w. ii. Maughn, Samuel Old.
ham, ]. NJ. Bernhiscl, T.. 3. Barson.
Davis-David Stoker, q. 7. Hatch,
James +. Smith, George swan, Jr., +.
J. Brandon.
.Juab-J. \. Watts, Frank Burke.
Morgan-Thoma- II. Condo, Samuel
Francis.
Miilard-J. A. Melville, J. T. Ash.
man.
Ssnpete-L. r. futile, Alex. Ten.
nant. w. X. Reed, james Burnes,
Fred Erickson, Peter Graves, 3. o.
Nelson.
San Juan-F. A. Hammond.
Sevler-w. n. SecgmilleT.
Summit. l.. Bromley, TIL. Allen.
q. w. Young, o. +. Lyon.
Salt Lake james Rawlins, w. g..
A. Smoot it,, Rupert Brown, q. H..
Adams, ]. u. Walden, j. W. Judd,
j. II. Moyle, Harry Boberts, y. ).
FernstrOm, H. w. Young, +. n. Dyer.
George Cullinr, G. NJ. Nelson, II. II.
BALDWIN, q. L.. Scott, NJ. 4. Arnett,
~ As f7'iihfNflf IL 's AtAN9 bs 4 .
Game, VIM. Fuller, ). A. Merritt, u.
q. Chambers, l.. A. Smith. =. l.. VIII
liams, j. l.. Rawiins, +. Armstrong,
T. J. Almy, \. A. Parks, g. q. John.
son, q. Z. Miller, J. &. Macksy, G. ~
Williamson, Geo. ,3tnngfellow, q. W.
West, A. l.. Hyde, J. II. Rumvll, Jr.,
y. ). Richards, ID. G. Dunbar.
Tooele-J. J. Caldwell.
Uah-W. n. Dusenberry, w. II.
Brown, NJ. NJ. Kellogg, j. ID. Milner,
William Greer, &. Il. Seebright, u. A.
Deal, George Cunningham, q. r..
Malmbcrg, ]. Maocr, j. l.. Hall, J. ID.
Irvine, a. ;. Hlgham. Roger farrer,
Thomas Bca.ley, w. X. Pike, W. ID.
Roberts, II. A. Anderson, Gus Sprat.
ley, EDWARD Partridge.
Wsshlngton--A. w. Twins, r. T..
Gotham, J. A. Crosby, w. l.. Nil.
Webet-H. =. Henderson, Thomas
ID. Dee, &. &. Richards, Nat Mont.
gomcry, T.. w. Exum, j. W. McNutt,
". l.. Peyton, W. 5. Btosniug, John
Seaman, l.. W. Shurtlii, Charles
Parker, J. NJ. Ferron, w. l.. Me-
Ginnis.
PERMANENT OFFICERS.
The permanent officers elected are
as follows;
President, II. p. Hendcr.on, Weber.
Fir-t vice-prcsijonl, +. ). Richards,
Salt Lake.
Second vicc.presideut, q. W.
Thatcher, Cache.
Third vlcc.presidcn,, W. II. King,
Utah.
Secretary, A. r. Schroeder.
Tfsa.tirpr H. A smith
CONSTITUTION.
When the convention re.nssembled
in the afternoon the following cOnstitu'
tlon was repoftcii
We, tho Democrats Of Utah Territory,
Ia convention assembled, associate cur
selves together under the following con-
stitutiou;
l-The name of this asrociniion shall be
Tho Democratic Society % Utah.
2The objects OF this association are ~
follows.
10 foster the formation Of permanent
Democratic societies throughout the Ter
ritory Of Utah, aud insurJ thor active
corporation In disseminating Jefferson
ian principles Of governments
10 preserve tho Constitution ~ the
United States, autonomy N tho States,
local soli.goyornmont and freedom of
olecllousi
10 resist revolutionary changes and the
Capitalization uf ppwuU
10 oppose tho Imposition OF taxes DO.
yond the ucco~ltic. NJ the government
economically adminis,vrudi
10 promise economy In all branches Of
the pablo surVicoi
10 oppose unnecessary commercial ~.
strictions Tor the benefit VI the iow at the
expense Of the many
70 oppose class legislation which de-
spells labor and builds up monopoly;
To maintain inviolatu the fundamental
principles Of Democracy Equality be-
fore tho laws" and
10 cooperate with tho 60 ordinate or
CARNATIONS fiho Democratic party IN
support of Democrats and Democratic
measures.
8-Aii political soclctlo. In tho Torrl-
tory OF Utah which concur In the objects
ofthis association, aro eligible 10 mem.
befshlp.
l-The officers OF this association shall
consist ui a president, three Yice.ptusi-
dents at large, aud also one yicv-prcsidont
rom each county Ia tho Torhtoryi Sec
rotary aud treasurer, who shall have the
usual power oi such officers, subject To
the regulation Of the executive commit
tee.
5-Tho affairs Of this association, whom
not In convention assembled, shall bo
managed by an executive committee
consisting Of nine members, together
with tho officers Of the association, all Of
whom shall 10 ex-oillcio members of the
executive committee, which shall haNo
power 10 designate suh.comlnlttc0S, The
members ct tho executive committee
aha DO appointed by the president Of
this association, aud three Of thom shall
make a quorum.
0-'rho officers Of this association shall
bo elected ~ each regular convention,
upon tho report OF a nominating commit
tee, and there shall also nj the same time
aud place 10 elected one viee.president
for the National Association OF Demo-
cratic clubs aud four mombors Of the
general committee for said national asso.
citation. All officer. shall hold their
offices until their SUCCESSORS arr elected
aud qualified, unless sooner removed 10y
the executive committee.
Tho executive committee may M
vacancies In ihoir own body and In any
OF the offices Of this association, aud are
also authorized 10 admit societies To mem
berahlp, bun convention shall have
power 20 override any action Of this COM
mittee. The executive committee shall
also raise funds 10 carry OUT tho purposes
and objects Of this association, aud shah
have all the powers " tho association, nm
less by special resolution limiting tho
same. The treasurer shall bo custodian OF
all tho iunds,and shall dlshurso tho same
onlyon the order Of the executive com.
mittoe, signed by the secretary aud coun-
ter-igned by the president or yioo-prosi.
dent At large
S-Thofo shall also be organized la each
countyuf this Territory an association OF
societies auxiliary 10 this association and
tho ice-pTosidonts of this association