The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-29

meet on the stage where we can keep
our eys on them. daughter;
Callister, of Millard. asked where the
list of names could be found.
a Weber delegate said that Judge
| Powers was responsible for the whole
trouble. Oaughter.) There was a res
minder of Tuscarora deviItry in it.
QAughter)
Finally George NJ. Cannon cut the
| Gordian knot by asking that the Gre
dentials report be passed and other
reports received. This was carried.
Permanent Organization.
Joseph H. Lippman came forward
and gave the report of the committee
on permanent Organization and order
ing:
Chairman-C. S. varian.
Secretary-George ]. Kelly, of Weber.
First assistant secretary-Miss Lii
Ian Roherg, Tooele
Second assistant ecretary-George
Palmer, of Davis
Observation-Disclosures Caziere
Of Juab.
Assistants-orange seeley. of Emery:
Charles Whitlock, OF Sanpete. and
James Whitehead, of Utah
Der.
Order of business:
Prayer by Chaplain.
Report of the committee on resolu-
! tions.
Nomination of candidates for judges
OF the supreme court, the governor,
congressman, secretary of state. treas
drer. encouragement, auditor. and
superintendent of public instruction, in
their order.
Naming CT a state committee, which
shall elect its own officers.
A recommendation that a majority
OF aiI the delegates elected be neces-
! sary 1or nomination was also made
Aliens Fight.
A minority report was also submit
ted, recommending that the Congress
man be nominated before the governor.
Hhls was the move OF the Allen men,
VINO wanted to nominate their man be-
.ofe an opportunity was given to hurt
MN by the nomination of non-AIor-
mon candidate for governor
Hugh NJ Dougall moved the adoption
OF the minority report and Barlow Fer
guson the report of the majority. A
night was Immediately precipitated,
but there was no speechmaking. The
viva Eoce vote was called and was
very close. After some parliamentary
confusion caused by the laxity of Chair
man johnson, decision was finally
had and the result was an overwhelm-
ing defeat for the Allen men.
Crltchlow moved to make the nomi-
nation of supreme court judges last.
but that was ruled out on a point of
order and the committee report went
I Wrought with a whoop.
Variants Few Remarks.
Chairman Varian. in taking his seat.
said he would make his remarks brief.
(Applause) The convention had met
TO nominate ticket that will meet the
approval of the people. The high am
! nltlon OF the Republican party can be
supserVed only through wisdom and
harmony. 1t is a party of principles
not candidates. The highest duty is TO
serve the best interests of this common
wealth. Let us nominate men who win
carry our standard so that it may be
placed on the outer battlements of the
state OF Utah, so there shall be no spot
on It's shield, no stain on its honor.
Credentials Report.
In the meantime Chairman Snyder.
of the committee on credentials. had
appeared and he was called on for
report.
The committee covered a great
many subjects of small importance. A
majority favored giving an additional
1 delegate to Tooele county, in order
that Gold Hill might be represented,
This is a new mining district to which
no registrar was sent last year. owing
TO its being unknown to the registra
ton authorities.
The majority of the committee on
credentials favored seating the adj
ditfonal delegate. A minority report
on this subject was voted down. The
report was then carried with a shout.
though several endeavored to secure
recognition from Chairman Varian
before he put the question
Harry McCallum endeavored to have
a reconsideration in order to secure
an additional vote from the First pre-
cinct, but the motion was voted down.
Critchlow tried to explain, but was
cut off sharply by Varian, who said:
You must move to suspend the
rules"
Critchlow-I believe the chair will
not take me up unless objection is
made
The chair will take you up. 1t is
here to administer the rules
Chritchlow moved to suspend the