Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-04
the DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
resolutions on the Home Rule BILL
other Business Transacted.

At the adjourned session Of the
nsmocratlc Territorial convention IN
,he Constitution building on Saturday
,nernoon,the committee recommended
mat the Democratic convention to
nomlnate delegate to Congress be
held nj Provo nj such time rs might be
hereafter determined by the Territorial
central committee.
The committee further recommended
,b,, Judge IL. =. Henderson eselecled
IA 6ll the vacancy In the central com.
uiltee ocoasioned by the dua II Of Mr..
over. The report was approved and
Mr.. Henderson accorded a scat
The committee OF threc, consisting
aR, w. Sloan, j. W. McNuti aud w.
II. King, appointed to draft resolutions
,xprossive OF the views Of the Demo.
cratic central committee upon the
Home Rule measure now pending IN
congress reported az follows:
whereas, the Democratic party Of Utah
proioundly appreciates the efforts OF al
who arc Attempting 10 secure for Utah "A
much needed measure Of relief; thore-
fore,
Home Rule I'LL thoy have earned tho
gratitude VI All classes Of citizens who
vsh for the Territory lnsting peace
and continued prosperity
9-ThHt all her ilbertv-loylng people
hin in the request, that ihcre should he
roralaxation In tho great work now I'M
1nakon until the victory shall have
len won, and we borohy recommend
That tho reports OF The House congress
,onnl committee on Territories upon tho
Home ilulo bill be printed and distributed
throughout The Territory.
The resolution was unanimously
adopted.
The chairman and secretary were di.
fec,ed to Issue an official cali pursusnt
10 the action Of this day taken regard
INCA Territorial convention, and the
committee adjourned 10 meet at Ogden,
Saturday, May IA, ut II u. M, unluhs
sooner convened 10y the chairman.
The Territorial Democratic Society
held meeting ut four O'Clock on
Saturday afternoon at the rooms OF the
Genital Club. The roll call showed the
following member present la person NJ
hy proxy; II. T.. Hlendemon, president;
A. r. Schroeder, secretary; j.. A.
Smith, Il. W. Sloan, 4. j. Brandon, j.
Greenwood, l.. q. Long, W. H. smith,
=. a. Merritt, J. J. fyltr, Thomas d.
Dec, II. G. Lett, j. II. Moyle, George
Cullins, a. II. snow, and j. w. Judd.
Judge Smith Hun0unced the recent
death Of Frank II. Dyer, chairman Of
the executive committee and vlce.prc-
sIdont from Salt Lake. On motion, l..
A. Smith, w. II. King, J. Greenwood,
j. j. Tyler aud r. W. Sloan were
appointed n committee ON resolutions.
They submitted resolutions expressive
OF deep regret at Mr.. Dyor's demise,
aud In recognition Of his valuable
services In the past.
These having been unanimously
adopted,
The following we're named as an OK.
ecutive committee;
II. g. Lett, chairman; 5. A. Merritt,
a. ID. Cash, j. j. Tyler, Y. ID. Dee, j.
II. Moylc, George Cullins, a. II.
Snow and J. w. Judd.
The chairman was authorized To
select a subcommittee from the fore
going 10 consist Of four members to
aid him In the work of organization.
The committee then went Into a pro-
tracted session on the state Of the
Territory, aud at its close adjourned 10
meet at Ogden ON May 10, 1899,