Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05
ADMITTED MEMBERS.
rs.,t Ppclnc. Delegates Rec'IYod BY
lhe Convention.
, GREAT DEAL OF DISCUSSION
r.r,ssof John Henry Smith, George
r tmery, ". u. Preston, andrew
KIuball aud A. II. Raleigh

u,pai convention opened 80 lu'd0
,rorpins with many prominent
,Y,.Ds and distinguished visitors
-, ,s were ablo 10 crowd into the
IN, narrow aitlc outsidc the enelot-
nr,sstnpatt fJf the momberh
p,yor was offered by the Row DR..
M ami the minulcs Of ysa'orday's
'., vorc read nud approved, after
-,.., 1irF. b. Richards moved that
,,.,,tb of ofice be administered O.
b,mvnuers who were not present
sit4r met meeting
rpaiman Itimbali--Who shall per-
brm Che iasa?
Nr. R.ch,tIr-YourfelL
Trs rBaif-Vefy we'll
crairmsu IllmbsiI tlcn admin
D.4d the oath TO Moses Thatcher
.,t L. A. hammond. This
r--,m53y over Mgssrs. j.. l..
J-sy AND Farley Chr.stlnuaeu
s,s., ard stated that they were moi
r-r..rt OF tho opening sraiion, aud
therefore DID not take tho oath nt that
Ume. rlt later iu the day they had
como before Chief Justice Merritt with
iboHor. ST. Crane aud taken o.
uAub wuomgh pskui 40 Lyaus, Of
Wsbet with a seml.larosstio smile.
gL Jollcy-Wl,h Me- Crane.
oDb. 1 simply misiook the name"
r,55nItd MI EyauB with another
,ni.r. tho manner aud proportions Of
vb.sn dlsp.oastd Mssars. Jolioy and
CBr.ianten TO tho extent that they
demanded and obtained permission to
take tho oath agaiu, which they I'D,
COMMITTEE On CREDENTIALS.
The committee on credentials report.
,duai tho not OF delegates certified 10
ty ibe Territorial secretary included
All except tho members from tho
Third precinct Concerning thote
rs-utmon the committee reported that
aMlayla bad been iilad with them
lending 10 chow shat John Henry
SMITH, George Il. Emory, Andrew
Kimtin, W.. 70. Preston aud A.. H.,
RilgIgh hsl been elected. Those were
submitted with the TopgIt without
10 concentration.
SIC. Ven Horne moved that the re-
p1u be- referred haok 10 the comiIlee
Win iniliutiions 70 ascertain tho quali-
l1tu5uiJf tho memlufs.ulect Of the
precinct lquostion.
m vABiANis OPPOSITION.
No. Yif.an took the door Ia opposI-
ii5u 10 he notion ami said that it COM
'smp1lri something the convention
hziH0i too power 90 do, lie wanted
attention drawn 90 the fact that there
utiH9tuch thing In reality yet ns the
C1ufluuonal Convention Of Utah. Il
vmncIely a preliminary astumblagc.
heha1 supposed yesterday that the
question was thoroughly understood
and Indeed settled. lilo asked Tor a few
u1muuis time Ia which Ice proposed
l0tl0w that the embryoIlo convection
h,iri the very essence % power 10 dee
tImluu the question OF the rsht Of
any pga0u 20 seat anu voice in i,H
ltlutfaiiaus. That was matter that
depended wholly ana exclusively on
ilu certificate of election. So Ml
as uu convention was aware
D. lilu'. ana couldn't know
glcalIy without certified returns
tlal there had even been an election
10 the Third precinct, There must be
arc0fi Ur documentary evidence 90
proceed upon. To permit the simple
hlug % unllavit of claims Tor % rIgut
uthlcg was clear violation OF law.
lie had no doubt but that tue c0uyBu-
IN H..H ~
Hanltgu could reach out its arms and
would do 40 Ia fact aud settle tho
question, but 10 could not do 90 now
Without itnuagGtssiug plain ana well
known principles OF law. lie
de'.iUi % know Wny there was undue
haste in the matter anu Rskud the
question 10 were not 10 make d csr-
tain individual who up TO date was
Wllhout o. certificate Au Official Of the
convention. Il was apparent 10 all
VINO wore cIuversant with the question
lhll % was proposed 10 reach o cor.
Alu tt5ult, That fact could not
Pc luggiud out OF existence. There
uAl uyuu a good deal Of Irritation
All lli feeling over condition.
way af0.u OUT 0i lhr election In the
lblil precinct but not ono member
Ittgtl was able % act Az % C1mpateut
lllEtaul would not DO until "a flll lu.
'"uEau.n had been made. Ho up.
oa'gl Do inc members OF the CONVEX
Won ne Republicans and Democrat.
ny, 10 Wntr record No tue very outset
'lae convention which would he IL
ll.HAmrllnry aud statutory crime, "a
'""7 against popular representation.
hH' VAN HORN mpLlEs.
Ill., Van Horne said that in maklpg
tg motion ho did sD with tho CON,
.t.l'neas That Dee had taken nn oalb
once. Very Into weight could b.,
a.'tl 20 Tho claim that there wAslu0
t1.h thing up 90 dRlo asa Canstituti6r-
convention iu uRh. The EpAblIup
Ae. 'Ienued that bubble by snyiuf
MAl such % bUuy shuulu meet Ina IA 81
iNoiy on thu 4.H DAY of AlaFcn.
ol' ~ .utlher said that that body
tulJ2. We ~" 'NV'n0'''-
4h Evans believed thls oupstiou
,l' Which could be proiilab " dis.
1l.el' Hu donied that tbr ggnysr-
4ll had tEr right 10 c5usidrr me
die',u t'ecluci case DO the manner 10.
ANY, 10 do 30 would be- unlawful
W, ~ IeN1Iutlouary-an eutire oyer
S.'gyHlng OF all Qlecglgnla. lie had no
Wtte 70 'hfo| otstac!rsiu the way of
uouoTaNla gentleman uu the other
s,, Nv VINO WAS nspIriGF o. thoptesilepry
nn He convention. Hisught 20 % seat
' Ne met determined. If ia were
Dagll.heu that ue had tue uEht thp
r,.-'aA Woull vote % make him