Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
POLITICAL MATTERS.
rnE TWO PRECINCT rnru ARIES.
tmory County Republicans. - The
Amorincs In Denyer-rolliicai
Observations.

II has boon matter Of current talk
among certain politicians with whom
tho wish lie evidently father TO tho
thought, tho last few daysi that Wen.
dell Benson would bolt tho Inde.
pendent movemeut that lao would do
80 for the reason thni ho failed 10
secure tho nomination ilr mayor ne
agaiu,t Judge Bnskin. suchiniiyIduah
have absolutely no authority for the
statements they make anu are very
much mistaken In their conclusions.
A News representative met Mr..
benson t5iay, who saiii ~ have only
the bcs. intorosts Of tue city at hear.
aud have no piiva,e AK TO grind. !
wantto 800 tue popular wil OF tbs
people triumph"
"rhorc l. NO truth In the statement
then that you will become o. 'canii.
date Tor mayor ON straight Demo.
cratic ticket"
"Nonr Whatever. sm net aware
that such tickle, win b nominated;
am o. tho opinion that none will be
Ia the il,lI. The people should sink
their partlsanship and mako the cone
oessiDu- that are necess.ry, buckle ON
their armur aud 20 tuwrIE. n thry
win do 70 victory will ofuwu their
efforts on election day Boa November
next"
A. parting shot Mr.. benson saii.
"No, slr; I nm not a candidate Tor Any
such nomination anu viii not cousont
10 the uso u my name in any fuch olu-
nrcli0n tor the roasnn stated. The
/ ticket presuntoi 90 tho people by the
/ independent Convention Is one that
/ deserves the support 0i every man VINO
has the welfare u SAT- Lake Cty anu
Titan Territory at hes %
THE WILD AND WOODY IuWD.
The Democratic primary IN tho
/ THIRD precinct on Saturday night was
| FULLY nb wild aud disugicry 40 autiui-
| pated. There was the came old fight
! Tor the Chnlrmnnshlp i1tWrUu CJu.
tending fgotiOusuitcr PRECEDENT Hodges
cniiel the meeting 10 order The Rich
followers Clnm0rcd Tor Aud secured ihu
election o. that position u John ".
| PiKou against A. H., AYiu.
After n pacific speech by Judge
Smith one Of the gOni len present
introduced thu following.
whorcas, In tho in,orsst OF good gov
| Orumuut large uumuor-prnsutuuh "a
| mulouiy-Oi the uiuzgns OF salt Lake,
throughout tho various municipal wards,
] without rospHc. a. political faith, have
by ono concerted movement brought
about thD nomination ~ a fall s0t OF Clly
and proc.uc. ourcni and
Whereas, We, too, favor reform
throughout thH legislative and cNOcutiy,
departments OF 'hc city government
therefore, bo %
Ro,olyed. That We do not ut this time
nominate candidates iur tho city Council
TO bu voted for no tho November election
of this ear, us vie bUIioys thai general
victory will boo moro easily achieved by
"A united effort iu support tho lndopond'
ant CiuzUns' movement
The reading Of the resolution pro.
cipitaicd a storm Of opposition from
the Rich wing OF the meeting anu al
they were a the majority by four from
questionable reluiOFOvments II failed {,
carry,
Then came O lengthy and wild de-
bate Ia which score " more OF met
sought permission 10 speak at the SAINT
time. The principal point Of dispul,
arose through Rich C1ntendiny thai
Liberal. had az much right 10 PARTED.
pate IA the proceedings Ms Democrats
who had Identified themselves witl
the independent movement.
j. L.. H1kr, Billy tysu'a tlyhl
bower, who was dvpgHed ~ the SAM
ump ~ hls chief was there Ia Amlu.
dlu condition Hru when ObjUvtlOui
were raised w. 10 his right To vote lao
mounted a bunrh and niCc5ugued Ou
something about beng ma America.
citizen. Hu WAS then elected by the
sergeants At urms bat tuusequently
came back and continued mis- bolster,
ousuusH. Building Inspector Hamlin
another notorious llheIal, WIS ais
relsEalud 10 the irsr bu; other nom
bors oil that party mingled with thl
thrung throughout tao meeting. tn,
crowd collected auOut the chairman
who raped tho table, nmt viii
his kuuokles, thea with
broken bench leg anu yUllc,
himself h0aue. A biz, Gillespie on
denvorod 10 show tho meeting ,hHt 1
was not paying tuilcient respect to Il
pftsidiug officer uuu Ia stGutOTihi
tones yelled outs "FOr 49, - sake
gentlemen, II you haSoa spark ut sci,
respect lott show IL by taxing oil you
mats aud going back % your seats AT
keeplng quiet" The crowd surge,
back ior moment but Was soon 10 IN,
front again.
AftuT time the nomination o
oOuuciimeu CUigmuncod nud the FOL
lowing names were nuggettcd: H.. H.
Rich, II. !. Eytrill, u. II. Morris, job
WARDROBE, Joseph Watson anu JOIN
\. Pike. The vote resulted:
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