The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-19

Sheets and the death of c. W.
Zane, and where the resolution was
adopted IA to ., that the Peoples party
having dissolved, all of its members who
desired 10 join, be welcomed into the
Democratic party; also the other regular
n ceilings OF the committee down to the
meeting in Ogden May II, 1892, showing
the clear, unbroken line of its geuealogy
and its undoubted authority to call the
convention which nominated Henderson
and Game for Chicago.
The pamphlet also contains a calm and
dispassionate view OF the claims of the
regular Democrats as opposed to those OF
the Tuscaroras; cites the bolt CT the five
members from the meeting where division
was recognized. and their spurious organ
ization CT the committee Of tenn on April
2 1892. Refers to the number of news
papers in Utah published in the interests
Of the regular organization aud states that
their opponents have no organ what
ever except the Liberal Republican sheet.
II gives the various platforms of the
straight party and cites the vote of Au-
gust, 1921, when the total vote polied was
-. 600, of which the Democracy had IA, l51,
Liberals Z, 404, and Republicans 1859. Con-
GLIDING, the pamphlet asks:
''Can the National Democratic conven-
ton hesitate 10 admit Messrs. Henderson
and Game to seats in that convention on
the representations of the only Democratic
party in Utah9'
Appended to the pamphlet is the follow
ing statement, bearing the signatures given
below:
MEMORIAL OF THE OFFICERS.
To the Democratic National Convention:
The undersigned, Charles G. Richards
and Elias A. Smith, chairman and secretary
mittee Of the territory OF Utah, and John
L. Game and Henry p. Henderson, the
delegates elected to the national convention
OF the Democratic party TO be held at Chi
cago on June q, 1892, to represent the
Democratic party of Utah territory, re-
spectfully show.
That the taid Charles c. Richards is the
chairman and Elias A. Smith is the secre-
tary of the territorial central committee of
the Democratic party Of Utah territory,
and that the said John T. Game and Henry
p. Henderson have been duly elected by
convention regularly called TO represent
the Democratic party of Utah territory in
the National Democratic convention to be
held at Chicago June q, 1892, and that that
they have forwarded duplicate copy of
their credentials as such 10 the secretary Of
the national committee, and that they now
have in their possession q duplicate COPY
ton. and that they are the duly accredited
and only delegates from the territory of
Y tab to said convention, that for partic-
ulRr statement of the proceedings of the
regularly constituted authorities of the
Dem ocratic party in calling said conven-
tion and electing said delegates, we refer
you to the printed statement herewith,
duly attested by the chairman aud secre-
Jary of the territorial committee, which
statement is true and correct.
That one William Nj. Ferry was at the
last national convention of the Democratic
party elected q member of your committee
to represent the territory of Utah thereon;
that since said convention and during the
last two years the said Ferry has left and
abandoned the Democratic party in the
territory Of Utah. ana is now acting in
open opposition thereto and with what is
known as the Liberal party; that the said
William NJ. Ferry refuses to recognize the
said John T. Game ard II. p. Henderson as
the duly accredited representatives of the
territory of Utah to the said convention TO
be held at Chicago, but falsely and wrong
fully pretends that they are not entitled to
seats in said convention, aud on the con-
trsry asserts that o. w. Powers and F.. ].
Kiesel are entitled to such seats
as the representatives of the Demo-
cratic party Of Utah territory;
that the said VIM. NJ. Ferry, pretending to
act as member of the Democratic ma
tional committee, has pretended TO recog-
nize the said Liberal party and its repre-
sentatives as the duly accredited represen-
tatives of the Democratic party, and that
he openly avows his intention of delivering
tickets which may be assigned to Utah
territory and its duly accredited represen-
tatives in said convention by the national
committee, and which may come to his
hands, to the said 0. w. Powers and f. J.
Kiesel and to the representatives Of the
said Liberal party, and to deprive the un-
dersigned OF the same.
We therefore hereby protest against the
delivery TO the said William NJ. Ferry of
any tickets of admission belonging TO the
represen tatives Of the Democratic party
from Utah territory, and we also protest
against his being recognized upon said COM
mittee as the representative OF the Democ-
racy of Utah territory, and in so doing we
hereby affirm that the organization of the
Democratic party in Utah, of which
Charles c. Richards is the chairman and
Elias A. Smith is secretary, aud John T.
Game and Henry p Henderson are the
representatives to the Chicago convention.
are the duly organized ard constituted
Democracy of Utah territory, and we
hereby offer TO make good these averments
by proof before your committee.
We further represent to your committee
that the Democratic society of Utah has
been regularly and duly organized, and that
upon the organization thereof the presi-
dent and secretary of the National assccia-
ton of Democratic societies were present.
and organized the same and that the same
is organized as auxiliary to and recoguiz-
ing tho organization of the Democratic
party as herein before stated, and that a
great number of the county and precinct
societies have been formed throughout the
territory under the auspices of the said
territorial society.
SALT LAKE CITY. Juno 3, 1892.
CHARLES G. RICHARDS,
ELIAS A. SMITH,
JOHN T. GAME,
HENRY p. HENDERSON.
STRONG CONFIRMATION.
Accompanying the above is the following
strai Oh |. frnfn-the. shnnldal. andnrsarnnnt.