Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-23
POLITICAL MATTERS.
TheLibtral City Convention In Session
This Afternoon.
OGDEN mrLrs Is CHAIRMAN.
The Democratic and Republican Leg
ialativo Tickris.-Noics and
observations.

That party OF rapid dissolution ana
dead Issues, known hercnb0u's ny ihu
Inappropriate title Of Ihlcrals, tact in
the salt Lake Theater today In re-
sponse TO an orliclal call TO nominate
oandidstes to mi the vsgious municipal
aud legislative tnioes. The'c Hre,
mayor, recorder, treasurer msrahal'
justice Of the peace and members Of tho
Tenth Legislature.
Across the stage was an immener
tt,camer In letters Charge aud louu"
proclaiming the glazing inconsisiencJi
"No STEPS Backward" Ga either alio
were few tatlefed and soi.ou emblenia
Of the campaign Ia 30 ia the shspa Of
ward banners.
Powers then named Il. =. Peltlnci.l
az temporary chairman aud w. ~
Hubbard as temporary secretary.
On motion VI Dog Tax Collector
Bruce johnson committee OF I'VE OF
credentials was appointed a. ioll1wl'
ID. =. Griffin, J. q. q. Glaniiciti ll. >.
Joseph, John Axton and Bruce John
son.
On permanent organization and
order Of lugiuoss-A. =. Chapman
]. W. shinucf, EDWARD Aver, T.. u.
Huge sndA "A. OR nj.
On Tssolutions-John Sandf, Ogdou
Hiles, Joseph Il, Morris, Joseph Lipp-
man anu q. H.. Allen.
A recess was then taken until .
O'Clock.
On reassembling this afternoon the
a ~ lap
O'Clock. The report Of the committee
on credentials was adopted. The r..
pOtt VI the committee on permanent
organization ami order OF business wa
also adopted. IL named Oguen Hiios
a. permanent chairman anu J. 5.
Davelor a. permanent secretary.
Nominations had not commenced at
Z O'Clock.
DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATIVE NONtNEEa.
The city Democracy met In the
WasAtch building on saturday night.
Colonel ;. A. Merritt was unmcd as
permanent chairman ana ID. g.. Dun
bar as permanent secretary. The re-
port Of the committee on credentials
was adopted. IL recommended the
seating, In tho interest Of harmony
OF both Of the oontosting delegations
from the Third precinct. Mt. Rich
and his delegation refused 10 take hall
n vote each and Withdrew from the
convention.
Thecommittoe on resolutions brought
IN report roasHerting ami fuuill rmiug
devotion To tue "pfinciplOs Of human
government which were fiut systoma-
tsed by the immortal Jencrs0ny
ialih anu adherence 20 the latc-t
declaration VI the Democracy prOmui-
gated NJ Chicago Ia 1892. The he
lief that Uah was Ia every
way itted for immediate state
hood and that they were proud
Of the good work Ia Congress Of too
Hon. Joseph l.. Rawilns. Council
nominations were then made 90 follows;
JAmes n. Moylo, Farley l.. williams
and 1. NJ. Maddell. Following are
the nominees for tho House Of Repre-
gentauyes: l.. w. Wilson, H.. A.
smith, :. a. Kenner, o. n. Hardy,
W. ii. Dale anu A. n. Cherry.
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
The Republicans, ut their adjourned
session In the waIalch hall on SatuT.
day night, voted almost unanimously
not 10 put a municipal ticke, In the
Held this fall. a permanent organila-
ton was elected by the election VI w.
II. James AZ chairman and Il. d..
Lewis m secretary, The report u the
committee on resolutions was adopted,
IL reoiteR the growth OF the party Ia
this Territory as being truly wonder
ful; speaks eulogi1lugly OF the Cannon
Rawlins campaign OF one year ago;
endorses the enirauchlsemeut OF
ruN - la IL Al
protection and douounous pros.
peotive tariff repeal measures;
free coinage Of silver Ia demanded
at 10 10 1; Presidential coercion Is con.
demnod; Utnh's admission ~ state
h favored; Governor Vests action In
refusing 10 appoint delegates TO the
bimetallio convention IL denounced;
territorial bounty on sugar IA pledged;
better mechanics lien law IN fay.
orod, and eight hours for days work;
liberal appropriations for territorial Ell.
uCatiOnAl Institutions I'D for common
schools are believed 10; popular gov.
eminent In Utah, "regarJless Of rrli'
giOus distinction, by our united efforts,
free from all dictAtiOu,N IA pledged,
and prudent, economical admlnistra,
tlOn spoken tor.
J. II. Walker. w. +. james aud
James Sharp were nominated by ac,
clRmatiOn for the council As repre-,
sentatiyeb, Nicholas TTeweek, J, N,
Andoreon, James Dovinr, H.. b.
Crltchlow, IA. w. Lawrence RuI FEED
Hale were nominated.
POLITICAL SHORT mrs.
Johnnie A1ion says he is now Ger
tain that he will nOtppt the recorder
ship plum from his party.
Printed tickets were as thick a
leaves Ia autumn among the delegate
NJ the Liberal convention today.
The relative strength OF the Amor
ines aud their opponents in the LibOra
convention will DO fully tested tonight
The Liberals ia convention mi
afternoon endorsed In their platform
the present City Council Tor thei
"prjgfessiye spirit"
A rouslng Republican rnlly will b
held Ia the FoTiirth district srhuu
house on state road, iu Farmers war
tonight The speakers wili boz Cnar.e
Crane, q ulgr NJ. Cannon, Is, W
Sears anu Alua E,drtdgr.
The Citzoua' ratification meeting 4
the lhuatef on We lursuay Nah
promises % bo one Of tnu most memo.
aulu political Gatherings ever held b.
that hisIuuc.i huiiIiur.
The Scandinavian Democratic r
Ciriy viii hold a meeting TO At. Mark
hail Opposite the CIV HALL tlmurruW
iuesdAy, night NJ 1881 ~ nnl0Ilu IA