Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
POLITICAL MATTERS.
Lib,Tals R 5lsterins From Dives aHd
Places If Ill Resort
up 10 ALI KlsOs OF SCHEMES.
Ogden and Weber Couniy Conventions
Political News Prom I'LL.
moro.-NOtcs.

uuH men on luo folls Nehb uiH hvt
belong there and were succrsiul
to "a surpflaing degree. There Is one
consolation, however, and that Is that
It viii furnish good grand jury mater
tai. Several strange character were
run In IA pairs and gave their residen'
cgs at well.known sporting
house. C.usins' detectives made
inquiry ut the place aud
ascertaiuod that tho men I'D not
live there nor were they known by
the lsnilady. she unbesitaiiugly
admitted, however tia, n good many
Liberals attended Chances" sui "re'
cot,iUns AT her house. These fellows
viii have a iiye.y time OF u on cleo
ton Gay " thsy auompI TO vote.
Another fuio fcslfted 10 u that Of
REGISTERING utu whose alleged places
Of r,si1snrt have proven 10 100 ~ vac
ant lots anu uu1ccupio IA 5uue'. Some
0f thts" cha W. Wi Als1 DO 'Wuluomcd"
when they snow up o.. ,hc polls.
wEBLR COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
Tho Democrats Il Weber county,
exclusive u Ogden city, comprising
tho Fourth representative district,
ended their convection last eyenlug,
nnd alter strong C0nts1. nominated
George T.. Hunter OF Mta' Weber Tor
the house OF representative. Tie
contest was between John Manning Of
Hooper, J. Is. Carver OF Plain Iity,
Hunter aui Nathaniel Montgomery VI
North Ogden.
DEhlocRArs AT OGDEN.
The Democrats at o sden holt an on.
thusiaslia convention last night AMI
nominated their legislative candidate.
Ransiord Smith was chlsu iur thu
Council anu 81. >. Browning and JOhu
n. Perkins Tor the House. Tho iol.
lowing resolutions on the sthtehUul
question were adopted:
We. tho Representatives OF tho Demo-
cratic party Of the Third representa- i've
district OF Umh Territory, Ia convention
assembled, resolve.
First, That all tho condition. exist that
ontitlo the people OF tho Territory OF
Utah 10 admission IN tho Union a.
state; aud that tht TN introduced by our
delegate In Congress, Hon. Jos l.. Raw
lius, authorizing tho admission OF our
Territory to statehood, meo,h our cordial
second, That We favor the complete ro-
monetlzaiion Of silver through laws pur-
hitting It's free and unlimited coinage.
Third, We approve Of and fo-aiiirm the
doctrines Of the Democratic party u. de-
clarcd Ia the platform OF tho last national
Democratic convention, ana IN the plat
form OF tho last Territorial Democratic
convention.
Fourth, That We do not approve OF that
protection which does not protooi nor do
We approve Of taking money from tho
pockols Of tho people by taxation Tor the
bonohi Of special classes.
THAT $1,000 SHORTAGE.
Not few OF the rank and lilo Of the
Literal party were A. oundcd at read.
ing Ia last evening" NEws VI n short
age OF $4,000 In tho campaign fluid they
had all been compelled 10 contribute To-.
Some Of them Of them think II 10 all
right to Tenderto CGur that which In
CmiaI'a due. Bui At the same time
they most decidedly object 10 the
squandUfing and unAccou utipg OF the
cash that wRs wresled from them by
diclaloriAl bosses such ~ crack the
whip over them and then laugh at ihe
sting Of the lash. Anitemizcd account
would be- very interesting reading
Just now. VIII the flnanoial secretary
aud treasurer furnish II, or would its
publication compromise some onv2
REpUBLCAN PRIMARY.
The Republican primary at Sugar
House last night wa, well attended, =.
n. Love acted IA chairman aud Arthur
StNyner Jr. M secretary. The follow
ing are the delegates selected TO the
Eighth representative district convon-
ton, which meets at MIL Crock todhy:
Daniel Harrington, Goo. NJ. Cannon,
Jno. X. Smith, w. f. Murphy, Il. w.
Ashton, =. IA. Love, James Il. Smith.
The following were selected ~ alter.
nateG &. J. Lsrs0n, w. il. Hanson,
Samuel lockwood, J. A. Goodhue, 10.
sept Muir
A resolution was passed by thu meet.
ing, con1emuiug the actions Of the
Democrats In endeayohug to make the
election OF school trustees partisan
question In the district.
DEMOCRATS Al FILLMORE.
A. Bird writes to tho NEWS from
Fillmore as follows under uGts OF the
10th Inst.
"rho Democratic representative
district convention was held ~ Fiil.
more today. SEWER county was repre-.
sented by thlrly.llye votes aud Willard
county by thiTly.IwO, after couaiderablo
caucasing by both delegations, SEWER
presented The name Of Mr.. j. j. Slew.
art anu Willard that Of joshua Green.
wood. The nomination plum went to
the Sevlor gentleman, An entertain
mont wos gotten up fof the benefit OF
the visitors m the evening anu
grand, good time followed"
POLITICAL SHORT DIrs.
The Liberal precinct conventions
will meet tonight.
The Amoriaes and anita morints
meet In battle royal tonight.
An appropriate tombstone epitaph
for the Liberal party after November
7th-"Dird Of too much politics"
Who registered A. WoldslRd? DIR.
Joel Il. A lion the l. beral county regis.
trar certified to tho correctness OF tl.e
rolls,
The Seventh representative district
Democrats have nominated ID. o.
Rideout, Jr., Of Draper rs representa-
tive TO the legislature.
II. q. Miller, Of MIL Creek has been