Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-23
MIL OR CLEVELAND.
-. Now York Democrats b'''ue"
'' Among Themselves on the
Candidacy.
mi. 7Hr YOUNG HICKORY or
W." DEMOCRACY
,Dg.unl Convention 20 he Held
at syracuse In May
Nrxt.
,,,, IA, tue Prcsidcnc, '-CisVci"nd's
Men.

4
esiooming Of cannon opened TIE con
nion tgJay, and such crowds a.
sriihe s,r,r T. were never before seen
Ma City. At 10 O'Clock n great
u,reri about the State commitlre
,.,touaftcrs, whore the GraoC-A uder.
~ s5ininilteo was 10 make Us formal
Nh a.. .,,,,
It,cognzed by Chairman Murphy
IN Explained the nature Of their ape
.Jstmtnt and the object OF their visit.
Il. OF Ito action OF the Cooper
an meeting, he said, had been sent
ss,eh member Of the State committee
,sW. They were here to AK for AN
chairman Murphy said he had not
,s.td the matter before the State COM
rIugc.
Mt. Grady said he thought the com.
Bl,lee had no answer 20 mako ~
gmmtlce.; His individual answer had
zen seat by mail.
A COPY OF the communication was
h5n read, whrrcup0n Cochran asked
IAe COOPER Union meeting was held
.unuaut tU call issued by the com.
aittee assembled ut the office u Fair.
Qua.
Anderson said the meeting was held
3 answer to a call numeroualy signed,
Al that NE didn't think there was tuch
tnerilug nj Falfchild's office.
Cochran moved that thu protest anu
.iOutlOn be- received aud laid on tie
uale.
Gniy said his opinion was that the
ngiual purpose or the protcstOr7 az
hslr iir-t meeting was 10 protest
t.ainst calling the convention too late,
ati then their plan had changed be-
ause /. was called 700 early 10 suit
rsm. Now AudUron comes here for
tnr purpose, Of having them consider
tiisasn serious proposition.
William X. Grace said That he had
ulyef heard Of there being held u
meeting protesting against an carly or
ll.o c0nytntion. He took part In this
esmmitou with the understanding
that should not be "a protest against
The aLdidacy Of any person, but
asalus. calling thu convention at this
time.
Ooektans motion 10 table the rcsolu-
ton Wa carried unanimously and the
"Gikingn committee withdrew.
ave we've treated n We expected"
III pll ,ley, "and We will hold meeting
IN this afternoon that will asiOnish these
III Isofe"
Fpm the scene OF the kick the crowd
IcuNd 10 the convention hail, which
vas abundantly decorated with red,
while aud blue bunting.
Chairman Murphy called the con-
vention to order and Judge Brobe e..
II 0rri to the chair az temporary pre-
siding officer. His speech was warmly
Received, bat the greatest applause was
aec0fIul 10 his reference 10 Htli,
under whose leadership the Democracy
o, the State had never lost q battle.
Secretary Defrcest called The roll OF
the convention, and the names OF
II Prominent Democrats were greeted
With wild applause. When the uame
a q LlruleUsnt-Govefnor Sheehnu was
talci, there was a surprising demon
station OF applause, almost equaling
,nat accorded the mention OF Hille
name.
TiIr FOLLOWING RESOLUTION
vERdopicd In regard 10 the commit
on delegates and electors: "rhat
delegates nom the several COMPRESSION.
alulslricts select ono delegate from
each congressional district, 10 consti'
ilie committee ON delegates aud
electors, and that the committee 70
constituted Is hereby directed 10 report
loihls convention, for It's approval, tn,
nimea OF four delegates aud four alter.
rates, who shall DO delegates hnd
ateInntes from the State at lafg,
TO the Democratic National Conven
Won, TO be held In Chicago, Jane u,
lela; also two delegates and alternate
10 said convention from each Congress
'lonnl district, to be nominated 10 sale
committee by the delegates from III,
several congressional districts; also tn,
hRmts oftwO presidential electors from
hestate at large and one elector from
eAeh congressional district, said elecio
lote nominated 10 said committee by
ue delegates from tho several cOngres
nonal dislrictf; aud In any case whcr'
NE delegates from IA congressional dis
ulct are unable to agree upon chOic'
bf district delegates or presidential
tecios, they shnll report that fact 4
he committee on delegatoa and elect
s's' who shall determine tho selection
ilon.o
a recess was taken until $3.50 p. m.
when the convention was called 1
O'leT the report Of the committee on
CONTESTED SEATS
favored the seating Of the sitting dele
gales In tho Albany aud Chhutnuqu
Eases The OswegO contest was with
utawn aud the report adopted.
uenerHl Daniel r.. Slcllea was mad
ornament chairman, and spoke u
loma length. In the course OF hi
tNtGh, no eaid; ."lf we shall ngni
ne Invited by our comrades in Othc
states 10 put forward q candidate IL
.ne ehioi magistrscy OF the nation, "
Me prepared TO ask their suffrage for
h'esman, whose record already place
,llh IN the group made illustrlous b.
w nnmes Of Van Buren,, Wright
HAicyi Seymour and Tilden, agallnn
,ellef whose banner II inscribed wit
many Victories, leader who wa
sStcted to the Senate OF the Unite
n'a''s without the expenditures Of
uGi,lr' leader In whom the vetera
oaleIs have Always found a aten,
ast friend, u leader whose election
VIC ffesldency would give tho whol
tople an administration guided an
uttelel In all it, measures by ia
llnelhlosi policy and traditions OF Je
's'son and Jackson"