The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-31
O THE TERRITORIAL.
The Liberals Prepare For the
Convention.
The Elect in The County Convention, Who
Will Select the Delegates for the
4th Of February.

The county convention of the Liberal
selecting candidates for the territorial
convention to be held on the 4th of
February. A. H. Parsons presided and H.
V. Meloy read the call.
The temporary election of officers, which
was afterwards made permanent, resulted
in the election of G. w. Hall as chairman
and H. V. Meloy as secretary.
The committee on credentials consisting
Of one from each precinct, was as follows:
First Precinct-E. w. Tatlock.
Second Precinct-F. G.. Palmer.
Third Precinct-J. H. Campo
Fourth Precinct-Max Lippman.
County-Charles Platt and j. II. Heath.
The committee on permanent order Of
business chosen:
First Precinct-Judge Burris.
Second Precinct-M. Jsynes.
Third Precinct H. p. Mason.
Fourth Precinct-Joseph Lippman.
Fifth Precinct-C. S. Varian.
For the County-Mr. Crandall and John
Buffers.
The committee of seven on the selection
of delegates to the territorial convention to
be selected by the delegates of the city, are
for each precinct and two from the dele
gates from outside of the city, reported as
follows:
First Precinct-J. j. Greenwald.
Second Precinct-William Nelson.
Third Precinct. r. Morris.
Fourth Preclnct-L. E. Hall.
Fifth Precinct-Louis Hyams.
From the County-S. j. Paul and j..
Davis.
The committee on resolutions was Sc
lected as follows:
First Precinct-C. B. Glenn.
Second Precinct--W. H. Van Horne.
Third Precinct George D. Shell.
Fourth Precinct. w. Greenman.
Fifth Preciuct-O. j. HOLSTER.
County at Large-A. J. Van Anda, G. T.
Nelson.
| The convention then adjourned. 1t con-
vened at o'clock and received and adopt
ed the report of the committee on creden-
tials.
The committee on resolutions reported as
follows:
| Resolved, That we Liberals of Salt Lake
! county assembled, re affirm our steadfast ad
herence to the well-known principles of Lib
! eralism and our unfalterlng allegiance to The
Liberal party and it's nominees and
! Resolved, That we are firm in our conviction
| that the conditions and opponents which have
faced US in the past confront US still today;
and
| Resolved, That we ask the Congress of the
| United States to retain Greet supervision and
| protection to our interests until our numbers
are large enough to enable US to protect them
| by ballot; and we protest against the passage
OF TIM so-called Faulkner or Teller bills, either
of which would in our opinion undo all that has
! been accomplished for the promotion of Amer
lean Institutions in Utah, and
| Resolved, Thatwe extend to Governor Arthur
L. Thomas our thanks and congratulations for
his wise and patriotic action in vetoing the
election bill passed by the Utah legislature.
| Under a question of privilege Boss
| Powers arose to speak on the subject OF
/ Sergeant Janney having sought the Demo
cratic nomination for the marshalship. He
said the statement was untrue:
ri say this on the authority of Mr.. Janney
and upon the authority of Segeant Donovan, an
eye witness who states that instead of making
oVertures to them. the leaders OF the Demo
cratic party approached Mr.. Janney."