Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-08
NATHAN 70 Allow Utah Four Dele
gates said 10 be
Defeated.
80, VARIOUS commirrEGs OF
rnu CONVENTION.
IA Perccptible Advantage TO Ei'her
slde.-The southern Vote
Uncertain.
III. Republican Nomiuaiion sun
s.erei.--Tbe Utah Contest.


s,saker Reed delivered n brief, bril-
Ssst addrets, which was ffequtntly
and loudly applauded. HiS.llueion 10
~ srneitiveness Of the Democratic
ATTY. particularly, excited hilnIity
md uptoarious applause.
The convention then accepted the
minor officers M proposed by the
satlonal committee, including seoro.
,sries. reading clerks and official
.lenorraphers. IL was decided that
mill permanent organization was
ss,e,cd the convention would be
governed by the rules Of the preceding
sonyentlon. Thou each State, ON mo-
Nan OF Mr.. Sewoll, OF New jersey,
snnjuncrd tho names Of persons ST.
Irel,d 10 serve on tho various commit.
ICES. When Alabamn was called, IL
was announced that the contest In
ihat State had Just bocn settled. ln-
dIan Territory was not called, although
deIegAtions were present claiming the
,lsht OF representation. II IN under.
.iood that tho matter will he decided
lsier on, The committee ON crcdon-
tIale met Immediately with Congress.
man Cogswell, OF Massachusetts, as
chairman.
Ex-Governor Foraker Of Ohio was
chosen chairman OF tho committee ON
resolutions. IL was uohe NoIy
pfomptly anu without giving tue OPP
position any opportunity 10 Wiy
against MIN u lh,,. WINS s"y se" I
tentlon' Loren WON W luAlv W"
chosen WmpoIy Gun, '
committee on peIinune,' oisnnieaa .,
Aitrr tue h,poln'nien. VI .DrepuN "
indlanai Elus " Nu,'r i nu,i" a, ~
New iotN, 1onnaon VI .n''o, i -
Anee o. aiou's s,,i, ',,a,n,',,aa an nj.
70 orsanlhe ~ .oi" .rn' a n,,,,a.
lournmeh, va .ahen. nv ss.i tI,.'
on iu'ss huOp.eu wv iuios'' US .s,te,,
OF he f"'' 'n''' 'oHbi'"'' '"o'''"
~ ALLOW UTAH -FOUR DELEGATES,
-, r.. a.,
admitting oo'h uelega'iohs from 'n"'
A.rieoI!i Nasue,e.''eu. ,..,h.
my cyni''ii..ee ~, i.so'us,o", ~. w
EslhAuvh ~ p,n.'o'"i vas ~a -, 80 :
Whso .p"-V",n'n' 49,, ~ ~ "e'.'i
E,Vn eaen. ' ' ,.,t.,,
.nsl, ,n'a s,' v,oo,,on, io W.T. nv,
nuni N.Y., Sia,.fn,',m ~
syn,' ,n mn "'I'''"'- VAN -
O'CLOCK tomoito"'
TIE COMMITTEES OF T7H CONVENTION.
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.no suh , ~. ~ ~ Wv eon 'u"''oi' w
i'lVi"u " WV 7''''r n''il'"'
Laliornla--fefm'h ORGANISATION
y: ~ Johnhon; krsoiutions-,G.o.
a. knight CREDENTIALS q. a. Hale;
hules anu Oiuer Of business--l6 d.
h9ublnt.
ldaho--Permanent Organization
~ f. LOCKWOOD, tulcs anu OfuoI OF
burihe1-Willlss sweet tfeue nilAh-
James phoup, hesolunohs--" N'
hspuuIh'
aon,ans-feFmhhent Organization
"A. Il. Hnmmond; Rules and Order
Of busins,s-S.s' hobs0ni Credentials
~ McCormlck; Nesoluu0hs-Thos.
Ceuch'
NeVada-Credeniials--A. .Cloye'
Anu. Permanent Organization--D' A.
Eenief Platform anu RESOLUTIONS.
Basineas-A.J. Mcdonnell.
VIegon-fermanent Organization
y. T.. Woivertoni Rules and order OF
-R. II, Hayes; Ntsolutiops--J. X.
bourne, IL.
Wahington-Permanent Otganiza'
t,on-John IL. McGraw; Rules aud
V,ue, o. business--Nelson Behneu;
observation-disclosures Eldredge-Cro-
den,ials-Wm: kirkham..
, Wyoming-hules aud order OF
nusii,esa-E. IL. DIM Resolutions-S.
W, Downoy.
Anzona-Permnnent Organization,
mules anu order OF business and Gre
uenuals-Hon. NJ. Nj. Steward; Heso-
'u,ions-ueorge Nc. Murphy,
Vtah-Permanent Organ zation-F.
:. CAnnon; Rules and order OF Buai-
o. j. salisbury, RssolntionsMF' j.
cannon.
Governor Foraker appointed sub
Vonnmltloes as follows;
iarln'-H. w. Oliver, Pennsylvnnis;
~ Gear, Iowa. ]. w. Bourne, Ore
g9h, David IL. Pierce, New
ipinpshire, George Denny, j., Ken
"SEy.
Silver-Lucian Fairchild, Wiscon-
mi John Il. Joues, Nevada; Joseph
cannon, Illinois; j. q. q. Crockett,
massachusetts,; Henry Nj. Teller, Colo
Auo'
Elections - Newton Hacker, Ton
nessee, James Il. Plat, Connecticut;
Eumund Waddill, virginia; A. -