Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-26

NNut1 huA hNuuuuctu J. "tt'N''a .NN.
no would under no circumstance ar.
crtt tbs Democratic nomination for
governor. lie gave the imuf,ssiIn
tuu. his business Interests wUu.I mot
allow %.
"lusfc are plenty of better men Ia
the pnfty than um,D sniI Whiiuuy.
"I regard Davii u. Hill a., The very
best man Tor tue place. think be-
wOuli poll All enormous vote. o.
course, tuuk The next governor vii
10 a Democrat"
iFtICrs UF fIF NEws.
SARATOGA, Sept .D.- Tho Tam.
many aspuhuts we're thfuuu lut1 D
cIuuttipu bordering on panic To-Day,
when he Associated Press bulletin
auupuuc that whitney hal de-
CiiueI tue nomination for gov fuuf
WIS read. Senator Hill said; III sup.
pO'Cd he would declined 10 accept"
Lieutenant Governor 5hUunau said!
Zine situation nov IL rather mixed.
We have wasted VALUABLE time 10
chasing a shndUw.n
John ID. Chmmins, personal
friend Of Whitney, has received =
message stating that whitney declined
for peuOunl reasons. Al the head
quarters Of the other candidate tue
nswH caused rejoicing. The IuRichef
peupleHt once began TO nsteft tina thcif
candidate would bu nominated on the
iitst ballot aud some Of the lammnuy
people expressed tuu same belief
mn uE THATCHER
The BulIO rcople ON The other
hand asserted that candidate should
he chosen from western New YORK anu
that Lockwood could unite all fac.
tiufR.
Thc ndhcfents Of Cook Of Rochester
~ declared that their m could be-
named on the first ballot. Senator
II 10 declined 10 ray that ho was fof
any candidate.
a fep1r, was started that BOuTkr
Clchtau would stampede the c0uvuu.
ZION m Hill'a my0f. Mayor bilfUy
rAiui ~ re nothing tut Hill" The
Gnyuuf boom has picked ~ little,
but 10 h COuCudul tuat there i little
nope for u. A. II O'Clock u was Hil
~ Thatcher the iatiet In catu Nm r.
fuses 10 accept.
Tue Democratic leaders IRE alleged
20 have decided upon the nomination
0i John Boyu Thatcher for governor.
IL In alsO reported that when thr time
comes Tor nOmiuati0ns, Thomas +.
Crazy will declare a tigers call TOT the
tremendously big mau and viii there
upon name Senator HIN.
4 NEW NAME.
Just ~ the convention was about 10
convene, new name was added b.
the gubufnAtotiai candidates, Judge
BIfnAfd VI PUughketlsir. Senator
II w called the convention TO order At
1860.
THE PLATFORM.
Tue committee on plstf I'm for two
hours disCutstd the oudUf emrut OF
the tnrltl anu the proposition advar crI
by Mtsheehgn 10 c1nIemu the Income
tax. Burke Cochran declared TINT
under no circumstances should the
rarity endurse the iaTii TIL IA whole,
Instead, II should declare Tor some
features. THIS cnuFci long wTanglr
which continued until the time for the
convention 10 asstmblc, A. Il will be
presented to-day, the platform viii be
unchanged from what II was last
Bight.
The committee on contested delega.
lions deuldud In favor Of all tho sitting
delegations, except In the case OF
Monroe county, iot which the repre-.
seutation n divided equally between
tbs two delegates, each having half
vote.
The report u the committee on per.
mauent organ ,lion, recommending
Senator HUI fyr ornament chairman,
was adopted. Lieutenant Governor
5heehan, chairman Of the committee
on platform, pleading n cold, handed
up the platform g. be read by the clerk.
II was passed with a plank expressing
regret for the Income taE.
The shepard people from King's
county lett tue hall. Win thiBsxcrp.
ton the greatest good hum0r oharac.
terlZed the adoption " the committed
report. When some utins business
had teen dlsIOseu Of, tue convention
was ready 10 nominate the candidate
for the gUvetnOuhip.
Galen II. Hit proposed Thatcher for
the Office, IN "a highly euioglslic
lpsech.
NH DECLINEs.
Delegate Reynolds from AllegheRey
TOtu aud said; "ME Chairman, | de.
sire from Allegheny county 10 nut In
nom nation our .frt anu only choice,
DAVID Bennett Hiil, La an instant
there was lAndtuuuium. The dele.
gales were standing on slTs,cIUwdlng
aitler, showing TOWARD tue platform,
yelling themselves hOurse, shouting
"liul, Hill,"
the senator stood pounding the
gRvel, his face pale hul lips shut, lie
hammered vigorously but az he diu
tO, tue din ihCtvsseas 'lhtee cheuIt
Tor the next governor u tue state"
shouted mau IA tue rear nnd up went
mighty Bhoul. Aittru i've mluutts'
remarkable scene, there was soue order
restored ana I'M raj: 81 am grateful
tU The Democrats tor this showing OF
their good wili anu tDtir iHitb, but
cannot accept the nomination you
Ulet ne.n
81 mast say no 20 YOU" declared
Hin Again tie tumult broke out anu
again i'm VAS uuaUlt T. rlup n. Hr
banged with the gavUl, ana appealed
10 tho baul 20 play, ihe lhuu played
but lts music WAS GROW nuu by thu
fhlu,luR NJ the uvlesutus. Colonel
Fellows got recognition anu asked thai
Ihs clerk bu authorized 10 Gail the roll
Of C1unlies.
THIS was done anu when Columbia,
kings and Lewis we're fesohrd the
delegates shouted, "Aill." When