The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-19
UTAH AT
CHICAGO
Case Of the Straight
Democracy.
CLEAR AS MONDAY
An Unbroken and Invincible
Record of Regularity.
THE TUSCARoRA SIDE SHOWN UP
Stirring Congressional and Official Backing
Powers Tries to Bun the Republican Con-
vention - Tatlocks Afidavit-The
Days Developments at the
Scene OF Action.
CLEAR AS MONDAY
An Unbroken and Invincible
Record of Regularity.
THE TuSCARoRA SIDE SHOWN UP

Ill, June ESPECIAL telegram to THE
HERALD. II Another twenty-four hours
have passed and the question as to who has
the right to the name of the true Democ-
racy OF Utah is still undecided. Contrary
10 general expectation, the national COM
mittee held no session today, for the rea-
son that all the members are not yet here
and Brice, German and the other giants
are too busily engaged in figuring on pres
identiRl complications to give routine du-
ties much attention. Judging by the num-
bers uturned away from hotels most cen
trally located, there are 10, 900 more peo-
pie in Chicago tonights THAI there were
last night and what the rush and riot will
amount to when the hour Of noon on
Tuesday arrives no one can surmise
c. S. Varian. who with his sons, left for
home last night, said the Minneapolis rush
was not a circumstance to the crowd in
Chicago. MIR. yarian spent some time at
the Utah headquarters today, and found
him in a very compliment frame of mind
over the
LIBERAL VICTORY IN MINNEAPOLIS,
Tor victory ne regarded it. de said he had
fought in many political conventions, but
never in one where it was such uphill
work as at Minneapolis. The national
committee was against the liberals he
said. and when through the persistent
work he and his friends did, they succeeded
IN getting half the vote, he said the effect
on their opponents was electrifying. l
asked him how the
LIBERALS CANE TO YIELD
having Salisbury put on the com
mittee and he said be feared if they had
held out, Mcbride might have been re-
tanned Then, too, Salisbury was free
from objection to many liberal Republicans.
varian gave it as his opinion that straight
Democrats here have much the best fighting
chance. He thinks there
Is LESS LIABILITY
Of both sides being seated here than in
Minneapolis because there are fewer con
tests and the questions stands a much
better chance Of being fully locked into.
Walter Amy, J. NJ Ricketts,. VIII
Young and Hugh Wallace were among to-
days callers at headquarters Hun John
4. Game arrived this morning aud spent
prominent people who called while he was
present were Congressman John a. Eel
lows Amos Cummings and Judge Tim
Campbell Mr.. Came, Governcr West and
those gentlemen had an extended conversa-
ton
on THE HOME RULE BILL,
which al agree will sssuredly pass the
House this session.
The battle between the straight Demo
Gratis and Tuscaroras was principally con-
fined today TO literary passages at arms
The Herald this morning had column of
Powers anti-Mormon rawlings, including
an extract from sermon of some person
called Bishop LInt said 20 have been de-
livered in 1880, and setting forth that the
Mormons would always be united in poll
tics aud hold the balance OF power in
western states and territories AS far as
can be learned up till nightfal, an extract
from Godey's Lady's Book would have
crested an equal sensation. The
REMAINDER OF rowER's ARTICLE
is madesup Of claims that the Democratic
party is only organized in the interests Of
ply laughed at in view OF the presence here
OF Judge Henderson, Governor West. p.
L. Williams. J. L. Rawiins and other Gen
tiles Of reputation and influence. Tomor-
rows paper viii have an endorsement Of
the
TRUE UTAH DEMOCRACY
ever the signatures OF Senator Faulkner.
Representative Bynum and Chauncey
Black and Mr.. Gardner, president and
secretary Of the national Democratic soci-
cites The straight delegation is waiting
with curiosity to see in what category of
criminals Powers win place these gentle
men. Every delegate seems TO have one
OF the pamphlets OF the true Demo
Gratis and the Tuscaroras as web.
The regulars are issuing other liter
sture aud they have filed with the national
committee pamphlets, endorsements and
sfidavifs such "a in their opinion render
there position impregnable
THE DEMOCRACY CASE.
The printed table of the Straight Demo
Gratis is concise pamphlet Of ten pages.
dated May %. 1892. from THE Headuuart-
ers Of the Territorial Central Committee
Of Utah. " and entitled 1.-THE Record OF the
Democratic Party in Utah. A" 1t starts
with the appointment of the central com
mitfee at the convention ia Ogden Nav 5.
1855; gives the minutes Of the meeting. ap-
pointing Merritt and Norrell chairman and
secretary. minutes of the meetings Of July
"a and September s. 1SSS, when il was re
solved TO call a convention 10 nominate q
delegate 10 Congrs SIS: the next meeting Of
June 20, 1892 where Williams and Rawlins
were chosen to ill the vacancy
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