The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-09

against the enemy, and see to it that
Victory shall perch upon your banner. =
AS the chairman resumed his seat
cheers went up, again and again re-
lpeated-
The other officers then took their
places. and the election of delegates
was proceeded with.
The following were the delegates
ielected:
First Ward-John Pincock, M. F,
Brown. w. l.. Maginnis, H. Carpenter
ID. H. Esign, T. F. Emmett, B. Turner.
Alternates-T.M. Ferris, T. c. Ford
John @. Critchlow, Frank McCarron
Second Ward. N Perkins, J. X
Allen, George H. Tribe, c. D. Tyrn,
z. 4, Ferris, J. j. Sullivan.
Alternates-Martin Gully, w. L. p.
Peyton.
Third Ward-Thomas D. Dee, H. E.
Gibson, James Taylor, Hagbert Ander-
son, r. Christofferson.
Alternates-James Harrop, j. j. Dri-
yer, C. Ingebretsen.
Fourth Ward-J. 81. McMillen. r.
Smith, w. w. Fife, A. J. Weber, Dan
lei Hamer, NJ. D. Lirsenger, r. M.
Spivey.
Alternates-A. G. Harris, Hyrum Bel
nap, j. S. Peery, J. L. Loar, V. Gideon.
Fifth Ward-John Scowcroft, L. R.
Rhodes, j. G. Tyler. David Evans, E.
II. Nye, H. c. Gilbert, J. W. F. Volker,
John A Boyle, T. S. Browning, S. p.
Ash, William Harcombe
Fairy est-W. F. McIntire. Alter
nate-T. D. Brown.
Hooper-Gilbert Belnap, John Man
ming.
Pleasant view-George Barnett
Eden-James Thompson.
Roy-L- B. Harmon.
nate-Harvey G. Taylor.
Slaterville-Harry Haley.
West Weber-A. NJ. Taddins.
Wilson--A. w. Tracey
Marriott-PreSton A. Blair.
North Ogden-James Ward, John
Daniels.
Liberty Charles e. Clark.
Uintah-Robert Gale. Alternate
c. c. Stoddard.
Huntsville-James C. wangsgaard,
George H. Hall.
Plain City-O. j. Swenson, C. Olesen.
Burch Creek-Fred Garner.
kanesville-Cyrus Rawson.
Riverdale--W. L. Parker. a72s
Judge W. L. Maginnis then stepped
to the front and offered the following
resolution:
Whereas the Hon. Joseph L. Rawl-
ms has on a former occasion demon
strated that he had the confidence of
the people of Utah, and
Whereas throughout his whole
career he has been faithful to the in
terests of the people and to his party,
and has obtained for this territory
more vital important legislation than
any other territorial delegate, and
Whereas his nomination is equival-
ent to triumphant reelection, be it
Resolved, That the delegates from
Weber county to the territorial con-
vention be instructed to cast a unani-
nous vote for him as candidate for
delegate to Congress, and to insist, in
the interests of Democracy, upon his
accepting the nomination and making
the race
This contribution caused considerable
discussion. The opposition was led by
Judge Mcmillan rose and moved to
were that Mr.. Rawlins might not ac-
cept the nomination, and that the
specific instructions given to the dele
cation was und emocratie IN principle.
There was no dissension as to the
desirability of Mr.. Rawlins for candi-
date. All were unanimous in their
support of him, and all pledged them
selves to vote for him, and use every
effort to induce him to come forward,
but there was feeling that the dele
cation should be untrammeled.
Upon the question being put the mo-
ton was carried-SS voting aye. and
70 no.
When the decision was given out
Judge Mcmillan, and the grounds taken
make its adoption unanimous, and this
was done amidst great enthusiasm.
After three cheers and a tiger being
given for Our Delegate the conven-
ton adjourned.