The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Enthusiastic Gathering of the
County Delegates.
/ FULL REPRESENTATION.
JUDGE POWERS ELECTED CHAIR
MAN OF COUNTY COMMITTEE.
4 Ringing Speech By Commissioners
NorreiI-A Strong Delegation ChO-
sen For the Territorial Conven-
tion-RepOrts Presented By the
Various Committees.

sen For tho Territorial Conyen-
tion-Reports Presented By the
Various Committees.
That the growth of county Democra-
CIV has been sturdy and allegiance to its
principles more firmly cemented than
ever before, ample demonstration was
afforded yesterday upon the occasion
of the convention to nominate county
central committee and to select dele
gates to the territorial convention. The
remotest precinct was represented at
it's deliberations, which were most en-
thusiastic. while reports denote the
most gratifying progress in all locai-
ties. The delegates were called to order
by Chairman Toronto. Richard W.
Young presided over the temporary or
ganization and James H. Moyle over the
permanent.
THE PROCEEDINGS.
The convention was raped to order
promptly on the hour designated IN the
call by J. B. Toronto, chairman OF the
county committee He waived the con-
ventionai discourse and conlured the
and qualifications of members OF the
county committee upon whose vigilance
and activity the success of the party IN
| the approaching campaign was depend
! ent.
Richard w Young was unanimously
chosen temporary chairman, for when
honor he expressed his gratitude, and
awaited the further pleasure OF the con-
vention.
c. E. Sherwood was made temporary
secretary, whereupon the following
committees we're appointed by the
chair:
Credentials-Rule Letcher, John W.
Sharp, w. M. Ottinger, H. A. Smith, P.
J. Moran.
of Business-O. H. Hardy, r. E. Miller,
DR.. Groves, G. D. Alder, ]. w. Will
! liams.
! The temporary organization having
| been effected, the convention went into
a recess until 2 o'clock.
! At this hour it reassembled, where
upon the committee on credentials re-
ported the following delegates entitled
| to seats in the convention:
THE DELEGATES.
First Precinct-LeGrand Young, Geo.
Alder, j. B. Timmony, L. c. Snedeker,
j. NJ. Dinniny, w E. D. Barnett, Viii
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Mccartney, John S. Darlze, A. B. Elder,
T. j. Curtis, H. S. Penrose. F. S. Har-
ris, S. E. Allen, Michael O'Brien, Geo.
D. Alder, L. E. Johnson, o. H. Petit,
James Cullen, N. j. Sheckell, c. ].
Birlner, Adam Duncan, j. B. Keyser,
George R. Hancock, j. Milliron, AL
tenates-John Gallagher, G. J. McKeb-
Der. Granville Gillett, j. Livingston, A.
T. Webb, S. Marioneaux, z. w. Wilson.
Second Precinct-R. V. Thomas, G..
R. Barratt, Edward Norton, Isaac NJ.
WaddeI, H. Hunter, Z. Aking, Morris
Sommer Thomas Hull, H. M. Sadler,
William H. Groves. G. e. Blakely, L.
Missing, S. Singleton, 2. H. Rush,
Gustave H. Baekman, William Nc
Queen, H. Wallace, w. c. Hall, Waldo
mar VanCott, A. H. Steele, B. G.. Gui-
vers, James Hegney, w. Holmes, J. A
Grennan, P. j. DAILY
Third Precinct-Ws P. McKeever, O.
H. Hardy, Jude F. sHowells, H. A
Henry H. Walters, John w. Haslam
Aurelius Miner, w. A. Hodges. David
M. Ross, R. P. Morris, Joseph Pugsley
Abel Pruce, Thomas Slight, J. E. Han
sen, Zadack Mitchell, George Pugsley
E. L. Sloan, j. T. Woodbury., James H
Haslam, James Yates, C. E. Sherwood
George R. Jones, F. S. Fernstrom, Hen
Hedges, j. T. Raleigh, Ernest Nebeker
John Green, Joseph Hyde, Walter Kid
dell.
Fourth Precinct. G. Sutherland,
j. B. Toronto, E. D. Hoge, D. c. Dun
bar, P. j. Moran, Nephi w Clayton,
H G. Whitney. o. w. Powers, H. V.
Meloy, Alfales Young. w. P. Jennings
Joe Cohn, W. M. Ottinger, R. W.
Young, H. T. Ball, o. D. Hendrickson
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Murphy w. H. Dale, w. G. Mills.
Fifth Precinct-Herman Bamberger
George w. Parks. C. H. Banks, George
w. Snow, J. W. Whitehead, j. G.
Midgely, ]. H. Moyle, c. NJ Wilson
T. a. Williams, John Montgomery, J.
J. McAchran, S. D. Chase, J. w. Ham
mer, j. A Williams
Draper-D. o. Rideout, David Brown
W. B. Enniss.
Hunter-William Redd.
Farmers'-O. NJ. Cherry, A. G. Dyer
G. L. Nelson, John Gabbott
Mill Creek-George Taylor, II. G.
Boom, Joseph A. Cornwall, r. E. Mil
Ter
Granger-Moses R. Porter, William
Bricker.
North Jordan-Albert Spencer, 10.
seph Lindsey.
Granite-George Dryburgh.
Pleasant Green-John Hearst, JOSEPH
G. Coen.
Sandy-Charles Brown, William
Christopherson, A. Johnson, Alfred An.
Iderson
South Cottonwood-J. H Upton, Al.
bert Shaw, w. H. Atwood, Richard
Howe, l.. A Kelsch
Sugarhouse-John R. Wilson, Johr
R. Wilson, John B. Edwards, w. C. A
SmOOt Charles w Hall
Union-John W. Sharp, William B
Cole, David Proctor
West Jordan-Charles Sharp Jesse
Argent, James Dennis.
Big CottonWood-L. B. Howard, S. A
Castro.
SOME RINGING REMARKS
The call for the report of the commit
tee on permanent organization and or
der of business eliciting the announce
lment that Chairman Williams wa
grinding it out upon the typewriter, vo
ciferouS calls for Judge Norrell arose.
His response to the calls of his part,
always cheerful, the Judge took tn
floor and for fifteen minutes addressed
the convention. 1t was source of in
leffable qualification to him to see al
the precincts in the county represente,
land the evidence of general interes
that was revealed in the welfare of tn
lparty. 1t had been said by the enen,
III that there were no Democrats left. bu
today they were as numerous as III
sands of the desert, and never would tn
party lie down before it's arrival. TIL
same thing was said in 1890. and toda-
. ItheV were holding the Dam ocra rio no !,