The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-03
THE DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY.
Col. II. c. Lett is Made Chairman of the Exec.
utive Committee-Res of Respect.

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meeting at p m. yesterday at the rooms of
the Central club The roll call showed the fol-
lowing members present in person or by proxy:
H. P. Henderson, president; A. t. Schroeder
secretary; E. A. Smith, r. w. Sloan, II. j.
Brandon, j. Greenwood, L. G. Long W. F.
Smith. S, A. Merritt, j. j. Tyler, Thomas D.
Dee, II. G. Lett, J. H. Moyle, George Culins
A. II Snow and j. w. Judd. The minutes Of
the previous meeting were read and approved.
IN MEMORY OF DYER
Judge Smith announced to the society the re-
cent death of Frank ID. Dyer, chairman of the
executive committee and vice-president OF the
society from Salt Lake. On motion E. A
Smith, w. II. King, j.. Greenwood J. ]. Tyler
and Il. W. Sloan were appointed a committee
! on resolutions. and they submitted the follow
/ ing: -r
The people of Utah have learned with unusual
! sorrow and regret of the death of Hon Frank
/ h. Dyer. He was member of the Territorial
/ Democratic Central committee; was chairman
/ OF the executive committee of the Territorial
Democratic soc cites; was q member OF the
| Democratic Central committee OF Salt Lake
/ city, and president OF the Central Democratic
society of Salt Lake county, and in all these
/ positions he was a leading anu influential mem
/ Der. He never wavered or faltered IN his active
/ ana earnest support OF his party principles,
and every move having for its object the ad-
vancement Of his party always had behind it
his strongest endeaYor
J Among his political associates he stood ever
in the front rank, and when the necessities Of
! 3, and the action of the COW ention OF year
ago.
Mr.. Ferry-Have they the authority to re-
move man without resignation or death?
The Chairman-They did not remove them
simply appointed another committee. The chair
refuses to recognize you.
Mr.. Richards-I second Mr.. Rawlins' mo-
ton
The Chair Gentlemen, are you ready for the
question? (Ouestion1 All those in favor n
Mr.. Rawiins' motion say, Aye; contrary, No
The ayes have it.
llr. terry-Mr. Chairman, call for the read
ing OF that record.
The Chairman-We don't recognize you a.
having right to call for anything, and shan't
order 1t to be done, 1 think it is presumptious
fer you to come here-that is what think
about it
Mr. Powers-Tbe members of the territorial
Liberal committee beg pardon-of The Dem
ocratic central committee, will meet at my OF
fee Immediately.
on WITH THE WORK
The contest1ng applicants then retired and
the committee proceeded with its work
The chairman named as committee to Sc
! lect the p ace, tx the time and appoTton the
/ representation to the territorial convention
j . l.. hawims, E. A. Smith. c.. G. Richards
". H. King and r. W. Sloan.
! Nj. G. G. richards announced the death OF
Hon. Frank II Dyer, u member of the com
IN tee from Salt Lake. and moved thata com
hi tee be appointed to draft resolutions of re-
! spect and confidence.
The molten was adopted and C. c. Rich
! ards, Julius Hannberg, X, w. Cross, John b oy-
/ den ana f.. s. Richards We're appointed.
the party demanded, he was awong the first to
rehpoud. In politics, as in business he was ag
gresSive ana sanguine, believing N success
rHther than contemplating failure. His vacant