The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-06
TEE cAMPAIGN BANNER.

Pullman sleepers at the disposal OF the
delegates without beds. They were ap-
precated.
THE CAMPAIGN BANNER.
This banner greets the eye across the
stage; "heciprocity, protection, silver
dollar for gold dollar"
There was not an available photo of
Blanc IN town, but Artist Byron made
one TO order on short notice.
Alturas county had seven private pullers
who wanted to see the fun, and thew hit
the wires TO Lockwood. Wire US seven
passes to Pocatello,o and Lockwood struck
the wires anu the Alturas gentlemen sing.
"Seven are we, free''
IL. h. Wines, as chairman of the decora-
tlon committee for the hail, DISPLAYED much
taste, and indeed the hall was Just too too
Tor anything, and Wines is the biggest man
IN town.
Lockwood, he pays the freight-Gunn
sized up his colleagues and theh said: 81
am not In II" and refused 10 run for dele
gate, although if he had been elected he
could have ''hit the wires" and gone.
=. Latah county voted solid for Dubois,
Shoup, Gwinn, Sweet, Hepburn. and
Robethan, Mcdonnell and Green must
nave paid their fare for Lockwood wasn't
IN IL with them. Peller Borrower called
this out on the ballot before he thought.
Delegate Jim Shoup is said TO be q
smarter worker than his brother, the
Senator. Delegate Shoup, after the selec-
tion OF delegates, talked about the war in
the COS.
1t was remarkable how many seconds
were on the floor to second the alternate
nominations fla Bingham county got the
fourth alternate, anyhow. "That heats
nothing. Oh, 1 should say So You bet,n
SAID HE HERALD newsboys, Here's THE
HERALD with tho slate and how the dele
gates scooped it,"
THE HERALD.
The HERALD was before the convention
tnls afternoon with column of Republi-
can news, while the Tribune didn't have a
word, and compare US this mcrning.
Let Mr.. b. Harrison look at the Idaho
platform, then ct the sentiments of DR..
NJ ore, then upon bosses Pinkham and
Wood, and then-United States Marshal
P1nkham and United States Attorney
Wood will still eat bread and coffee fur
nished by Ben Harrison.
ABOUT THE MoRMoNs.
What did you say about MormoD1sm?
There was not Mormon in the conyeu-
ton, not even from Bear Lake or Oneida
counties. The Pocatello brass band fur
nished nice music
Chairman Mcconnell looks very much
ike President Harrison. When Mr.. Will
son made motion that all resolutions be
passed through the committee, he was soon
smut OF, hlssed and sat down on. Clagget
joined IN the avalanche with one of his
sharp speeches
The Herald has secured the only short
hand stenographer in town, P. E. Keller, a
good Democrat hence the convention ia
under obligations to the Herald for their
stenographic work.
1t is remarkable how fiat the speech of
Mcdonnell fell when he hit the tariff-the
applause was barely audible
1t is whispered that DR.. Moore. of Poca
tello, had been so sure Of his position as
chairman of the convention that he pre-
pared his rhetorical talk to be rendered on
his taking the seat. His friends seeing his
disappointment, called ON him for speech.
When the convention was ready for
work after recess. Hunter, of Logan. smeJt
mice in that silver plank, and moved to
strike out all after that word .or.n but he
was out of order. The resolutions were
passed Gum, Of Alturas, moved to re-
consider, but Mr.. Pinkham's convention
voted it down by 81 to A.
NAMING NATIONAL DELEGATES.
Then came the nominations for national
delegates. Chairman Mcconnell rose from
his seat and named Senator Fred T. Dubois
Mr.. Pinkham's man, Wilson. named Monte
b. Gwinn, of Ada. I. w. Garrett named
James M. Shoup, of Custer. James Nc
Pherson named James Gum, Of Alturas.
but Gum resigned. w. H. Clagget named
William II. Hepburn, of Shoshone county.
Green, with ten proxies from Latah county.
named Congressman Willis Sweet. Dr.
Moore named B. G. Lockwood of Bingham
county Malad Enterprise. r. II. Davis
named George Robethan, of Bingham
county.
The vote: Dubois 121, Shoup III, Gwinn
1l9, Hepburn III, Sweet 123, Lockwood
81, RobethGn A. Robethan, the one de-
feated.
The alternates were: First. James
Gum, Alturas; second, c. L. Hiphtman
Kootenai; third, A. W. Hagar Gilmore:
fourth, l. H. Moore Bingham; fifth, G.
G. Patton, Bear Lake; sixth, J. Nj. Brun
zell, Owyhee. Speeches were then given
by Hey burn, Clagget, Lockwood, Shoup
Borah. Adjourned.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
The committee on permanent organiza-
ton and order Of business reported. The
temporary officers were made permanent.
i Wo sergeant alarms are to be appointed |
then the election Of six delegates, then
adopt resolutions. Hunter, of Logan
didn't want things to go this way. He
wanted the delegates to endorse the plat |
form first.
Colonel Sharp, of Custer, thought so too.
and after kingsbury, of AlUuras. made q |
weak defense in his report, the Convention |
thought it wise for delegates to know what
they were to represent, and the report was
to have resolutions adopted first
DID you notice that Malad Enterprise
Davis nominated Robethan and that Kobe |
than stayed al home! The cause is Davis |