Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
ADJOURNMENT uSH TONIGHT
J. &. Jack Laid on the shelf 10 Favor
Of q. u. observation-disclosures
Complete Ticket.

ltu ufNlurk AulH NA1ENllk WV h"'
regular time fixed by oniclal call Tor
the purpose oil nominating candidates
tor the several municipal aud legis.
latiye cnicl, 70 bs voted tof Ia Noysm-
bet next by the local Republicans.
Tho basis Of representation Tor the
@ convention was ten delegates for each
precinct, AMI In addition thereto, one
delegate for eac1 yeniy.hvo v,io' or
major fraction thereof cast fjr the Hon.
F.J.Cannon Tor delegate 10 Congress at
the general election, onc year ago.
The convention was slow la getting
down 10 business aud there was cJn'
siderable delay oocasioncd BY tho
tafIy arrival Of delegates. During the
walk those present assembled In groups
Ia different parts Of the hall an dis.
Cussed matters 81 moment to them
selves aud their constituents.
AtlH35 Chairman 3. J. Kenyon OF
the city committee called the conven'
lion to oricr and this sccre AIRY, Harmed
Pratt, read the call. MrKenyou then
named T.. B. Crilchlow a. temporary
chairman aud l.. NJ. Earl as temporary
secretary.
Ia assuming the chair Mr. Crltchlow
proceeded to deliver rcd hot Repub'
licau address. Among other things he
aid the gravity Of tho ai,uatlon that
inc convention had 10 deal with was
such O. 10 require the most careful de-
liberation. twas not too much TO say
that tho coming legislative election
was the most important ever held In
this Territory. since tht last leglsln-
tive election Ia this Territory mighty
changes had taken place In national
politics and the trend OF uvouta was
such ~ 10 arouse every loyal citizan 70
tuu to II that proper protection would
hO given 10 home Industries. since
. tho lnsl legislative election IN
Utah that idol OF the Democracy
Grover Cleveland hal been made
Z President Of the United States. Ihe
4 | Democracy In laut was seated equafely
In the national saddle, and ~ result
an extraordinary aud awful ttAte OF
= allairs existed. Industries were sliilud
aud business was In a state OF stag va
q ton. An extra session Of Congress
hal been called In an arbitrary ana
diclatorial manner Tor the purpose " TO-
j. peallugntinglu purchasing clause Of the
4 sherman net. The fact that tho wheels
y Of industry had been stopped, that milla
had been ehut down, and thata gignn'
x tic train Of evils was flooding the
c county should cause the people u
4 rise up anu protest nightly against
, tho unprecedented despotism Of the
national a intimidation.
q Thospeaker said that we were rapidly
q drifting into anarchy anu chaos. The
A President had refused % enforce the
i, Gtafy law and the solid South was en-
>, deavoflng 10 blot out all federal legisla
u ton on an election matter OF vita
70 interest. A criels second only 10 thai
g Of 1861 was before the people aud just
e ns heroic aud determined action would
q be necessary now as then TO aver
!. ruin.
g Aato things that directly affected
x home people II should be borne IN
Ii mind tina. every ton aud bale OF WOO
q rottlug under the sheds OF the sheer
!, men or In the ware houses OF commits
n sion merchants was la favor OF thi
Ia Re- ublicau party. Every mine tina
ii had been closed was an argu
ment In favor OF the PARTY
Of protection aud every ton o
sugar beets grown for the Lehi suga
l. factory anu the progress and pfOs
u pprity OF that Institution was livlnJ
V testimony OF what the Republican
e syslem meant for the people Of Utah
~ The whole thing ~ ;uld was nj
X uuanawerable argument In favor OF tn,
X Republican party OF shs district, whit
3. should see TO Il that three councillor
IT ana fix representatives were elected L
g the Legislature Of tbs future Republi
b. can state Of Utah,
j. The following committees weu
q. then appointed, after which an adjourn
J. ment waA taken until 7 o'clock TIL
IL evening.
Committee on credentinls-FredC
ID Basseti, 4. u. Griggs, s. IL. HIN, Johl
ie II. Lynch, T.. ID. II. Thompson.
II Committee on roa0iutlOns-Wile,
a Brown, 4. ID. Lewis, Arthur Parson.
/ Fred Hale, T. Ellis Brown,
m COmIgittee ON rules and permnnen
N OrganiEaiiOn-J, NJ. Breeze, I. l.. Nc
10 Donald, w. A. ByeTr, ID. j. Chadwick
T. Il, Il. Richie.
n. nAoHMAN ENDORSED.
'k The Citizens committee OF fifty bel
u brief, buslness.llke session Rt ia
z Walker house last night. Asa rosul
IA OF their deliberations j. r. Jack
~ declinAtlon Of the reootdership nom
nation was accepted aud the name {
MIR. Bachman substituted.
nc GENERAL TICKET,
In The Cltizens' and Independent CIT
In zens' municipal ticket now stands;
Mayor.,........,....... ,....... ... u. n Baskl
X. hocurdcrssssssss-ssss,sss.,s 'husthNr hHchmu
a. sss-is,'ss sssl D hufo
A., Arthur frh
~ Justice OF the feace,.'s Grant II. smil
~ COUNCIL NOMINEES
ne rHsr rHECNCE
be- l.. q, Hardy, LeGnud Young, Il. +. Newell.
-, sECoNu rMCiscE
~ NJ. j. Chresman, Geo. u. Dean. a, @, Giauqu
be rmUp PRECINCT.
no Joseph Watson, ". S. Mccormick. Il. r. Alorri
A. rouWu rBloNoE
~. Spencer Clawson, j. r. Bacho. J. J. DalY.
rirm rBEoNor.
In Elijah sells, T.. ". Madsen, @. l.. Rood.
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