Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-21

tsrtaiued and the majority report was
ajoptsd.n
The colonel then, having prepared
the ground, sailed IN ON the recent
scene In the Constitution building,
when he and his fellow warriors were
tented recognition. 81 demanded
that the records be produced
and rend, but this was re-
fused and we were given no satisiac-
ton ut ali. None Of ~ has LEFT the
Territory, none md rcsigned, yet We
were not recognized. The spirit OF
"MofmOnismo had entered Into that
committee. We, WHO constituted
majority OF the committee, then went
out, held another meeting, and called
this convention, which is the reason
am her. today"
This ebullitiOn was received by The
redskins with general satisiacti N, aud
after secretary Duke la Rad the call
for the convention, Mr. Ferry present.
cd the nam. OF &. Is. Glenn for tenn
porafy chairman and H.. T. O'Brien
lOr tom otary secretary.
Warrior Glenn took the platform
amid many noises from his fcll0~r,
ami proceeded 10 deliver HE war.taik,
which had been imperiectly committed,
1t being prOiusely punctuated with
hesit tiOu, efforts to remember aud
picking up cropped rhetorical stitches.
His le0ninc locks pointed In btlgsndish
style to every segment Of the empire.
an, and When he gave vent To what no
must have thought n clinchef--sucn a.
calling those elected at the Ogden con-
vuntiOn "musnrooml" and predicting
that the dusky delegates would march
triumphantly TO the Chicago conven'
ton and VIGOROUSLY Out-they (tOe
l0cks) ihsked AROUND In the ambient
air and kept a sort Of time-beating 70
the outpouting going on Just beneath
them. He announced IN pathetic
terms that the great question
u excmpting labor from the grinding
pressure Of menopoly elsewhere, anu
~ on, would be- waived here aud they
only asked that "se be left u short
time longer to settle our own Issues
heTe.n (HOwls n Il other demon-tra-
tons Of approvaD. He called the
regular DEM cratic committee "usurp.
err" anu sat down.
hut Gi,rn's ofstorical timber, shaky
a. II was. was not n "marRet" TO his
procedure In the chair. On one
occasion, n delegate moved an sme nd
munt to m amendment, whcreupOn
the chair gfavely announced that his
ruling WIS that "the gentleman
couldn't do that" This was received
with yellH OF laughter ana derlsiop,
the confusion continuing for iully a
minute. Another time he ruled,
"thefe being no second. the motion IN
| out OF 0rdrr.n An amendment haviug
been carried, he proceeded 10 act upon
the amendment, leaving the original
motion to perish by the wayside, and
20 on.
The following committees were then
appointed, after considerable wrsng'
ling;
rcdontisls-Morrls Somcrs, Salt
Lake county; ID. L. Tarpey, SAT- Lake
county; A. j. Mclaughlin, Summit
county; +. u. Devote, Weber county;
II. q. Craigbaum, Emery county.
Permanent organization and order oil
business - Henry Shields, summit
county; T.. ID. Hoge, salt Lake county
Walter Murphy, Salt Lake county, 3.
II. Lewis, salt lake county; II. Is
Tone, Juah cuuuti :. w. Mosby SUM
nit county; w. u. wedell, Wcbel
county.
Resolutlons--Ogden Hiles, salt Lake
county; w. NJ. Ferry, summit county
W. q. Hall, salt Lake county; n. V
Armstrong, Weber county; j. q. Pack
ART, Jnao county.
At pm. a recess was taken I'LL $3.50