The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-22

ON FACE OF TIE CASE
Henderson and Game Represent
the True Party.
AND THEY ARE so RECOGNIZED
The Matter Referred to SUB Committee, to
Whose Chairman Powers Objscts-Tus
cayoras Angry and All Broken Up.

Whose Chairman Powers Ohjscts-Tus
cayoras Angry and All Broken Up.
The following dispatch from our special
correspondent at Chicago was filed in time
to have reached THE HERALD before going
to press yesterday morning, but in the
great rush of convention kilograms over
the wires, it got belated 1t is given now
u order to furnish a continuous history Of
1.-THE Utah case as presented at the national
Democratic convention Ed. HERALD.I.
The thousands who are anxiously watch
ing and waiting in Utah for rews Of the
contest in Chicago must wait another
twenty four hours before the final result
is known, yet if signs around the head
quarters OF the true Democracy tonighL
mean anything that result will be worth
waiting for when It comes On every face
there is an air of confidence, amounting al
most to jubilance, and from the expressions
heard on every side the eve before the bat
tie sees the battle almost as good us won.
l asked Judge Henderson, John T. Caine,
w. H. King, A. T. Schroeder, J. L. Raw
Inns and Governor West at midnight to-
night what the good word the wires should
convey to Utah tonight.
Tell my friends through The HERALD. -
said Judge Henderson, that we feel con-
fldent of the morrow. Everything up to
this point has gone just as [ could have
wished" Mr.. Game and Mr.. Rawlins were
EQUALLY HOPEFUL.
Governor West has pooh-hooed the IDEA
that the Tuscaroras had any chance from
the start He is in very close touch with
Henry Watterson and Senator Carlisle and
he reports both warmly favorable to the
true Democrats.
A. I. Schroeder, who has done gigantic
work all day, was more iubilant than any
one.
1.-THE fight is ours,'' he confidently said
w. H. King, who more than anyone has
dealt in facts aud figures, says that of the
forty members of the committee on
credentials the Utah Democrats nave the
pledges of at least thirty, and good num-
Der more remain to be rounded up before
the convention assemblies tomorrow morn
ing.
The only credentials committeeman
known to favor the Tuscaroras is Sullivan
Of Massachusetts, one of the nldermanic
party recently diued, wined and stuffed in
Salt Lake.
SUPERB WORK.
The work of the Utah people has been
superb. Before the special train arrived
on Sunday good deal of preliminary labor
had been done among the early delegations
and the arrival of Schroeder, Norrell. Il. w.
Young, Judge Smith, Moses Thatcher, c.
w. Penrose editor of the Netcs, VINO is a
staunch Democrat himself. il mis- paper is
neutral, Alfaies Young, r. w. Sloan,
Lon Hyde, Sam Thurman, Dave
Evans, and Judge Weber, put the
cause in possession of g working force
which the PICK of Utah could hardly
have equailed They have literally inun-
dated the various delegations with Utah
facts and Utah literature, and as fast as il
was known that state had settled on its
committeeman two U tab men would be sent
to obtain a pledge from him that he would
favor the straight Democracy.
Idaho was of course the pioneer in cham
pioning Utah's cause; then followed Wy
oming, California, Montana, Arizona, New
Mexico and Iowa, North and South Dakots
and Indiana.
Morrill, answered for Mississippi, judo
said they were posted by letters from Col
onel Hyde of The HERALD, and Michigan
the state responsible for o. w. Powers
focked to Henderson as one man.
The committee meets this morning
| Tuesday to make up
THE PRIsA FAcIAE ROLL
of membership and have it on undisputed
authority that the names of Henderson
and Game will go down as the delegates
from Utah. II will thus devolve on Pow
ers to show that those gentlemen do MOI
I represent the real Democracy OF Utah anC
this is the task he Will have to perform be
fore the committee on credentials. Con
gresham Bynan will appear before the
committee on behalf Of the straight Demo
Gratis. AT midnight the Utah headquarter:
were pleasantly surprised by call from
Congressman Wilson, one of Cleveland.
right hand men, and who is to be permanen
chairman Of the convention. He called
to express good wishes for the Utal
boys, and said he would appear for then
if they desired. He said he had no doub
Cleveland would be nominated on the frs
ballot, and il he was. it would be due i
the superb generalshiD of William C
Whitney, who has done much to heal TIL
break between the Cleveland and the Hill
men. MIR Wilson thinks Gray will hsv
the second place He says
HOME RULE FOR UTAH
will pass the House, and thinks one o
Powers most fatal 'bIunders was slowin.
the Tuscarora convention to denounce tina
measure, which by the report OF ever.
4 Democrat on the House Committee on Ter
ritorIes, is made Democratic party meas
ure.
| The Tuscaroras have been little seel