Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-02

order Mt $3.50 yesterday afternoon.
Delegate W. Il. Brown said that he
had been requested by the committee
on resolutions TO nsk for an ndJourn-
mont until 1850 p. m. The motion was
Withdrawn until tho committee Oh
credentials reported that tho following
delegates were entitled TO seats In the
conventions
First Precinct-w. l.. Brown, N.C.
Christensen, l.. q. Hardy, Jas. Eager,
Wm, Everett, +. NJ. Gleason, &. q.
Whittemore, Fred McGurriu, j. q.
MeAillster, G.. q. wilkinson, L.. u.
Crltchlow, \. Crown, Il. Thorpe, >. j.
Kenyon by proxy.
second Preclnct-tjeorge w. Barlch,
]. Il. button, g.. IL. Morton, John
Nalqulst, Edward Callister, J. ID.
Lewis, II. H.. ON, VIM. Bigby, y. ii.
(ifiee, Harrison Sperry, Barlow Forgu-
,op. John q. Robinson, J. =. Morgan,
Nefhi l.. Morris, II. q. Button, A. +.
PHILLIPS, j. NJ. Fullmer. a. =. Reiser.
Alternates--Thomas Darcy, William
n. Anderson, John SELF, William q.
L,nry.
Third precinct - william Spry,
Arthur Parsous, Heller Player, u. u.
Haywood, Isapc Jennings, Walter
Beatie, a. w. Winnerg, A. w. Carl.
sop, Nicholas rreweek, John II. Lee,
lessee GOodicllow, George w. Walton,
william G. Nebeker. Alternates--
II. Taylor, John a. Groesheck, Joseph
l.. Haywood, a. w. Winberg, IT.,
l.. b. Tyson, John G. Ssndberg.
Fourth precinct-Jsmes SHARP, II.
q. Mcmillan, James Devine, Arthur
Pratt, II. NJ. Wells, James Il. J.n-
nings, John ID. Spencer, a. Hanseur,
IT,, W. II. Rowe, l.. NJ. Earl, X. 5.
Campbell, Jack Bolton, John James.
Fifth prccinct-J. NJ. Zane, D. j.
Salisbury, |. Morris, l.. II. Parsons,
A. Campbell. John T. Lynch, b. NJ.
Ellerbeck, II. u. Platt Il. II.
EldredgS, II. NJ. Mccartney, J. Goog-
hogan, q. W. Bonnet, Harmed Pratt,
Hoyt sherman, J. II Kelson, IL. >.
Krou-c. Alternstes--B. II. Nesbltt,
II. II. EllerbccS, ID. Evans, NJ. q.
PHILIPPE, Henry COulam and Il. Il.
Sheppard.
oRGASIzArfON.
The report Of the COMMITTEES on order
Of business and perm ans mt organizi-
ZION WAS Ms iouONt'
l-Rcading Of report Of committee on
credentials.
2-Adoption Of report Of committee on
permanent organization and business.
3-Elcction OF permanent chairman, for
which Office the committee recommend
q. j. salisbury.
i-Sclccllon Of vice-prosdcnts, ono
from each precinct. First precinct, T.. II.
Critchlow; second. a. w. Bsrtch; Third,
Isaac Jennings; Fourth, James Sharp;
finh, lsadDru Norris.
5-Eection OF permanent aud assistant
secretary, for which tho com mittee
recommend g. II. Martin, Second pre-
cnc'i Wa. Scbokor, Third precinct.
d-Elec,Ion Of scrgcaui-a,.arms for
which the committee recommends
George Walton.
i-lepor, OF the committee on rcsolu-
tons.
s-Elcctlon Of chairman of city Rcpub.
lean committee.
9-Elceiion ofsocro,ary OF city Ropub,
lean committee.
Election of city Republican com.
mtleo Of five membor', one from each
precinct.
ll.-Numinatiou Of mayor.
r. Nomination Of recorder.
h.-Nominatipn of treasurer,
determination OF assessor and collec-
tor
DENOMINATION Of ma rshal.
Your committee recommend, that al /
voting be by ballot, aud that a majority
oia.l ballots cas, be necessary 70 a choice.
ihai tho voting be by precincts and tho
result Do doclgrod by tho chairman OF
each precinct delegation.
Signed JosNu GEoGnIaAN,
Chairma n.
WAtrHR }. HEATIK,
AnftuW PIArT,
l.. q. HANDY,
Il. u. Lewis.
CHAIRMAN SALISBURY
was given round Of applause as he
took charge Of the meeting. In neat
little speech he thanked tho conven-
ton for selecting him TO preside over
them aud promised 10 he always found
In the front ranks lighting for Re-
publican principles. (Applause.)
SECRETARY MARTIN
faidi "All eyes are turned towards
this onveniion; our every action IL
watched with Interest. We must be
careful IN our deliberations and select
tho best men that we have In our party
to represent the people" prolonged
applause.)
The convention then adjourned un.
VI 1880, on Mr.. Brown renewing his
motion.
EVENING SESSION.
In the evening tho court room was
hlled to OVERLOOKING. Chairman Sails
bury called the convention 10 order aud
Tue committee ON resolutions offered
the following which were adopted
amidst much enthusissm;
Tho Republicans Of Salt Lake City in
convention assembled, congratulate tho
party IN the Territory that we are now n
duly recognized political factor and
members Ia good standing NJ that grea,
party which eau point 10 history and
achieyements. un0qualed In the history Of
Hny olher political party In the world.
nuch recognition being Oblnlned
through lie adoption by the national
Republican committee Of tho following
resolutions, t0-wlt:
Resolved, That In tho committee elect.
81 by the contention Of delegate, al Salt
lake CITY, Sept ., 1901, We recoenlzn tie
Republican Territorial central committee
OF Utah.
Resolved, That We recommend TO all
tue mon of Uiah whose ideas Of national
government and policy ATE m harmony
, Nun the national Republican party, tina
tnoy now bury their local difference. and
uhlleto rescue tho Territory from the
Hanger and dishonor of future Daino-
cratic control,
We lurthor congratulate tho Ropubli-
cans OF Utah, that tho time has como
Nhen they Tan publish their allegiance
va lne parry OF progress aud human
a33en.y hmu follow iis fortunes In the ron.
nleht bollof hat II will be drtnly nud
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