Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
Democratic aud R publican l.-Y.l.
tins Mo-. Tidy,
WILL MEET AGAIN TONIGHT
w. n. Ashton Nominated County SUPER
intgndpni Of s,hiols-Lib' IN thr
Hands Of Iheir Friends.
WILL MEET AGAIN roMGnE

ing 70 nominate hlN iNhtN'N w
ami three G iuncilors to tue next lem.
lofiai Legislature.
la the ab.unce OF J. b. Toronto,
chairman VI tue county committee, J.
b. rimmony called the meeting to
order.
james II. Mloylo wac chosen tenn.
poraty chairman and II. A. Smith
secretary
The following committee ON creicn'
tial- was appointed.
Fiut picciuc,-O. II. Petit
Second prcciuct-S. a. koaner.
Fourth pfociut-Jol. n. Cohen.
Fiuh Thomas Mlrhall.
A. largt-A luxaudeT McAlaal,L
The Third precinct WA not g1c0g.
niled IN the appointment Of commit.
tees owing 10 there being two delgyu.
lions nom that district a,kins to be
seated.
a committee Of 1vs was appointed
BY the chair on permanent organilr
ton and order " businesi iH iollows:
Flfst pttcinct-H. 5. Laucy.
Second prooiuct-Jooepn Bywatcr.
Fourth pTooinct-D. q. Duuuar.
Fifth prcoinc,-E. V. Williams,
Atlargo-C. l.. Angel
Committee on resolutions:
First pTociucl-P. w. McCanery.
Second prcClnc.-P. j. Day.
Fourth precluCt-J. 4. Baohu.
Filth prucinci-ByTuu Gf0J.
Al iatge-S. a. Merritt
General McClrrnAud aud Colonel
Lett ui the Utah Commission were
present ami were requested Co udIrUss
the convention while the appointment
Of committees vas being made.
General McCleInand saii he was not
present iOr the purpose ~ speaking but
was there simply as a visitor lie said
he was glad 10 see the effort being
made TO settle local political differences
on national isButs aud Clusul by say.
Ing euphaticaliy, "hght it Out, gem
tlcmeu." lie was warmly upplaudod
and after he at down Colonel
Lett spoke briefly ana said
he realized bis illclal position
prevented him making political
speech but he believed the time would
come when ulah would be- Demo.
cratic stale. lie paid su enthusiastic
tribute 70 the rUFIsiraIion officers and
said that never before had such good
work been done by that class Of public
servants In thiB Territory.
The convention then took a recess
until 7 O'clock this evening.
the THIRD PRECINCT CONTEST.
The following was referred to the
committee VA credentials aud explains
itself:
SALT LAEr CRY, Utah.
October 2lst, 1893.
To tho Chairman aud Committee on Gro.
d1nUnls ~ the Eilh Representative
and Fourth Council District:
G0ntlUmcu.-rhr undersigned acting
as "a duly appointed committee from tho
Democratic primary OF tho Third pro,
Clnct ul said council and representative
district held Ia NAulborg'H hail ON Thurs.
day night, october on, lspj, iu pursu.
Huce NJ an official call FROM the Demo-
cratic city Central Committee respectfully
bog leave 10 mako che following state.
mont OF fao.G
First--That at the Democratic primary
held nj the Time aud place designated i
became and was apparOn, 10 u majority
Of tho Democrats present that II
large number Of other persons iu
attendance woro not residents OF
tho aforesaid precinct nor Nom.
hers Of tho Democratic party,
aud that they took - prominent par III
tho proceedings OF said primary Tor Tao
purpose OF controlling tho actions and
results " sand mooiug.
Second -ruat tho chairman OF said
meeting WAS elected by tho aid Of iut
aforesaid nOu-Tosium,H OF tho Taifd
precinct, whose political faith and no.
lions were not 900 harmony with thC
majority OF tho Democrats OF the aforc.
said precinct, and that they were there
NJ members, representatives and emls-
sarios OF that political organization com
monty known Ha The lluuIal parry, for
tho Avuwod aud specific purpose OF
creating strife and discofd In ,he ranks OF
tho Democracy OF the aforesaid precinct.
Third-1hat the ruling uf the chairman
81 said meeting was arbitrary and un.
lawful, and thai Il was against tho ma.
iorlly NJ the Democrats present, aud In
favor ~ those auIaguulsIically inclined
towards theEl,
Fourth That they proceeded 10 nom.
inato aud elect M delegates and alter,
uatos known Liberals 10 attond said
council and represent district convention
wheroupOu number ot Democrats in
yitod all ot tho Democrats present re,id,
ing IN such precinct ln retire TO nn All.
joining room In said building TO organize
"A Democratic precinct primary for the
purpose sot forth in tho official call OF tho
Democratic CITY Central committee above
referred 10, and which was accordingly
done forthwith,
Finh-That a. said primary A. r.
Hyde was chosen chairman, and John T.
Hansen secretary,
SiNth-Thut nominations for delegate,
and alternate 90 uugud tlo aforesaid con.
youtiou was hon proceeded with, aud on
a canvas. VI the va us,tho following Dom,
ocrnis were declared eloC'gd'
Sixteenth warl-R. i. Morris, q. A.
Gibbs, W. =. Muholvor. Altornatos-
j. u. Reid, W. A, Hodges.
Seventeenth wari-A. T., Hyde, r.. l..
Sloan, Altonatos Is. I, Lloyd, George
Burbidge,
Nineteenth Warl-Johu T.. Hanson,
John y Pike, Alternate NJ. 5. kat
Twontv.socond ward--lohn l.. Nob-
ok0r, Horny McEwan o. IL. Hardy.
Alternate, n. lluslam.
Twonty.third w1rd-F. S. Fornstrom.
Conter ward JOHN Groom,
In Wow ol those facts THIS committee
request that the above named delegates
DO given seats ia the said convention