Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-16

Henry o. Henderson. He took oc.
| casiop 10 refer to the ''crOss breeds" OF
Indians in Utah, and said Mexico was
the best place for all such rowing depre-
| datore.
Judge Henderson was soevldently the
choice oi the house that the rules were
suspended and Judge Henderson chosen
by scclamatlOn. Nc-sfs. Lett, Cash anu
Norrell were coat after Judge Hcnier.
sun, and In the meantime j. l.. Raw.
Inns was called for. He made q brief
hut thoughtful speech, which was
loudly applauded.
Judge Hrnder.on here entered aud
was Introduced by chairman King
amid applause. He said he accepted
the trust with pride, nnd he would go
~ Chicago anu say that he was proud
10 Represent n people whom he knew
would vote the Democratic ticket ami
no other. The Chicago convention
would name t1s man who would be
President OF the United State. for the
next four ytafp. whoever was named
from the bright array ~ NAMES would
receive the support Of Utah democracy.
Tue Judge said he wa particularly
pfUuu to he chosen tn Oslrn, because
IL. great movement 10 Utah started In
Weber County. The Democracy OF
Weber might well feel proud ~ they
looked over this convention today. lie
made an earnest plea for Home Rule.
FoR TIE SECOND PLACE.
Judge Du,euberry arose 10 nominate
William II. King, VI Utah County, as
gentleman representing onc OF the
banner counties oil Democracy.
LeUfand Young, Ia thoughtful
speech, nominated J. l.. Ravlins.
Prot. J.. "A. Paul said that the mau
whom he wa. about y nominate was
man whom the people loved. lie was
n man who had worked lot the people
ami was a Democrat, every Inch Of
him. Alter very eloquent speech
he placed In nomination Hon. Moses
Thatcher.
Mr. Thatcher, In few remyhs, most
positively declined, and his nAmc was
Withdrawn.
Hon. John +. Caine was then put In
nomination. by several delegations.
a ballot was taken, the roll being
called, but before the vote was m.
nouncod all the gentlemen namoi
Withdrew, and Mr.. Gaines nomination
was made unanimous.
w. IA. King, OF Provo, and ii. w.
Smith, Of Ogien, were elected alter
mates.
twas now time for tho second re-
Goes, but before II was taken, =. A.
Kenner arose and said; "Mr. CHAIR.
man, move that the committee ON
resolutions be requested by this body
20 INCORPORATE In tho platform all III
-. a.. a ala.TfssH TIM
Chicago convention 10 then aud there
vote for the nomination Of Grover
Cleveland ior President OF the United
Statre.n'
Several delegates shouted "No! mol"
and the chair was about 10 pass II ny
saying he heard no second. At once
several delegates seconded the motion
vociierously, hut Il did not prevail.
Recess iii p.m M, nj which time the
platform was read. Lack OF space pre-
vents us from giving II. The follow
ing central committee was then chosen;
Besver--John Ward Christian.
BOX Elder u. II. Beatty, William
Rowe.
Cache--George W. Thatcher, Charles
IL. Hart, T.. II. owen.
Davis--D. j. Brandon.
Emery-L. =. Oberson.
Garfield W. r. Sargent.
Juab-Cieorge &. whitmore.
Alillard--JAmes A. Melville.
Morgan-6amuel Francis, Sr.
Pioche-L. q. Long.
Rich Arson Call.
Salt Sake-I. NJ. Wsd ieli, F.S. Fern
rtrom, W. q. A. Smoot, Il. A. Smith,
II. Il. Quinn, II. q. Lett, A. q. Norrell,
Caleb w. West, +. >. Richards, J. B.
Walden.
sanpete-w. W. woodrlug, Peter
Greaves, y. IL. MAdsep.
Summit-John Boydcn, James Il.
Bromley.
Beyier-Isaac X. Wright.
Tooele--Thomas ii. Nix.
Uinlah-R. 5. Collect.
washington-Thomas Judd.
Wasatch--Thomas Buys.
wayne-w. T.. Robinson.
wcber-A. J. Weber, Oh. Swenson,
c. G.. Richards, J. a. Tyler, John A.
Boyle.
Ulah-J. ID. Irvine, w. n. Dusen.
berry, II. A. Deal, A. j. Evans, George
W. Shores.
The big convention concluded with
"Three cheers for Democracy and
Grover Cleveland" that fairly shook
the rafters In the building, and The
audience dispersed TO the strains OF
"Dixie" by the band.
After the convention the central
committee met and elected g. q. Rich.
ards chairman, and h. A. Smith sec
rotary. Executive committee, IL. q.
Lett. A. a, Norrcii, W. w. woodring,
]. a. ylcr, II. A. Deal. q. w. Shorts,
4. 3. Richards.