Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-23

true path. 10 IL a maxim Of sound |
policy, better fitted IN win cleo ions |
than to lose them; better dividing Into !
chapters the ltss0nP NJ q Ung campaign |
OF education. Abolish Whenever you
can one indciensible tax ut time.
This Is true progress"
llis speech was loudly choCrej, aud
~ o'io 3. NJ. the convention adjourned
sine lic.
The national delegates ut large
chos"n uIe: Rlsweii y. Flower, Va.
ward Murphy, JT., General Daniel IL.
Sickle ans Henry w. Sl0cum. Alter
mates: Mauton Marble, John Bigelow,
sidney Webster aud Alifei &. Chnpin.
INV ASlt.niLL MOVEMENT.
The committee uf the anti.Hin'
movement this morning met In private
gunftufH where the MiuatiOn WAS can
vassud Tor definite hearings and def.
mite ne ion.
The members " tue committee ere
- Elirfy Anderson, w. IL. G.arc,
Col. Robert NJ. Monroe, Edward II,
whitney, Wallace MaoFarlaud.
In the recess Interim N tho State
convention, the unti.wlntcr CONVEX.
ton men gathered NJ Uuiou Hall.
Charles ). FaiTuhIli, ~ chairman u
the committee d iii,y, called thl meet.
lug TO order ami
sunNtuuD a STATEMENT
In the nature Of report a. chairman
du said; "'rU the committees Of MY
report that, IN pursuguce of instructions
given to ~ vt tie mass meeting held
III Cooper Union ON the llth day Of
this month, the memlets Of the state
committee Individually and the state
committee ~ whole have been rv-
que. tied To- dissolve the convention
called by them Tor this day, nAd that
they declined 10 comply with their
request. In that event you were
instfuciod to tAko such measures
as you might deem wei 90 secure
proper approximation Of the demo-
ctgcy OF this state at the Democratic
National invention To be held ia Cat.
cagu on the .lst OF June next. You
will now enter upon tho work VI con.
sideriug this aud adopting such meas
urcs, and your won, OF today Will, | he'
liuyr, be- such mat you viii meet again
before June with countless thoulands OF
your fellow Democrats, all inspired
with q high purpUs, aud high hopes TOT
our beloved PARTY, and chen, VIXEN we
meet again, Our trouble will be- 10 find
"a hallto large that II eau hold the ho8t.
OF Democrats who will come 10 wish
us Uodspced. May HE blessing RET
upun your work. Mly the result be d
/ democracy Of prinCiple, owned by M
map, party Of honor, truth and iroc'
/ uOm.n
Falrchill then presented the name Of
H. u. LOCKE W nuTFALo
ns chairman. Ho said. "rhurc or,
/ tunes IN tho history Of parties, as IL
/ the history VI states, when II tccomcl
uccuNary fag good citizens 70 Nssrr
l and maintain their rlghts. such ~
/ occasion now COnfrOnts the Democrat,
| gariy ia the state Of New York. ia
I organization, which was created aut
/ Intended as the muAus through
which the will OF tue maJorlly coul,
I be madu manifest and given due ~
feet, has teen seized 10y uuscrupulOu
T,prcscntntivts OF mere factions an,
used "a an instrument, not to subeerve
but TO Illustrate the viii Of % majority
IL arrogantly deilos the law Of u,
land; II afrusantly dCiies thole rule
OF procedure which, from long aut
uniform usunge, have received III,
sanction Of party law, IL represent
not the party, but a few who hope &
receive political benefit from QUO nn
bilious politician. IL IL sell perpctua
ton, Tor IL heEets ~ own mind.
t,llcs upon the patience Of the people
upon the short statutes VI Limitation
for political Oilcusus, aud upon itg Out
cry against anything In the w?y Of ut
tack rs "a menace 10 party SUGGEST"
EiLERY ANDERSON
made stirring speech, after whic
an address 10 the Democrats OF Ia
state was adopted. 1t Teciles the In
cidonA leading up 10 tho protests
dwol.s on the gravity OF the Issues 1
tho pending campaign, and say,
"rhe State committee has become ia
instrument oil u faction, instead ,
buing the representative " the Who'll
Marty. lt h enlisted In tho cause ,
a favored candidate, who shrinks ifot
submitting hIs case 10 the test Of ffu
! and full vote OF the Democracy. IL hs
! used us powers for the avowed pa
pose Of serving it, personal ambition
instead OF ailor ling nll the Democrat
/ tlttkuAs hu tAlhhl anu Ahli uIlbl
tunity 10 express their preference
: as 10 Issues aud candidates
The welfare OF the party, both In III
State and Nation, demand that IA
Democratic electors be equally hear
+ aud represented. Therefore the Don
: ocfatic electors Iva each assembly dii
] trict In the State are requested
. choose three delegates aud three altc
/ mates 10 form q state convention TO I
; held on the 3lst Of May ut SyTacur
Tor the purpose OF choosing delegate
J and alternnIcs to represent the Dem
, cratic party OF the State at the Natioi
, al convention"
The chairman OF the meeting
} authorized to appoint committee ,
. fourteen members, which shall ha,
! the power 10 add 10 Its number an
constitute n provisional State eommi
tee 10 take the necessary action
carry these resolutions into full eiiec
A din OF cheers follower the rcndir
Of the address, and, after sever
. speeches, II was unanimously adOple
I Amoug the speakers wa. n yout
farmer from Olsego, n Mr.. Clarke, wi
! | bluntly demanded that the name
| Cleveland should be placed squarcly
the front OF the movement reprcsent'
! by tho nntl.c0nveutlon.
, The meeting thon adjourned.
, MRS. DEACON