Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-10

On fef0lullOut-flfst precinct, W.
l. Moore; second precinct, 3. Il. ARM
,ifong ihitd precinct, J. NJ. Tanner,
nunh precinct, Il. Il. Coiburn; n.th
trc.nei, n. n. Mayo.
The necessary committees having
bssa appointed, u motion carried for mn
Attainment tiil 9 O'Clock TO give them
.ngls tine to prepare their reports.
The Afternoon session.
liwu after 9 O'Clock when Chair
mln Smith called the afternoon sessiu n
border. THIS audience OF Interested
tleeislon had materially increased
OSsf that OF the morning, people being
dnwn 10 the convention hall In antici.
patton Of q lively sessiOn. There was
10 lack Of interest among the dele
Sslst, either, they appearing TO feel this
Importance VI their work, both from
Afiy and ptfsonAl standpoints.
rns ejmmltIee on credentials re.
lsiied ~ follow: The number OF
delegates entitled ~ iolts on the fioor
Ct lhs convention wa, a5s. Center
und was Slowed two vote, msking
total Of 300. The report was adopted.
The committee on permAnet ofgsni.
ilion anu order OF businefs ROT oi,sd
AHhuf Blown a. pefmaDt mt charm an
John d Spencer, permanent secretary;
X i, Connolly, assistant secretary.
Tue regular order OF business should
b. hni, report Of com nittee on ore-
denilali; tec0pd, report Of COMMITTEES
% IstmAuenl organic ,tion nni order
ol tu,ines'; third, report OF comnltice
On ft,olutloDS; fourth, nominations Tor
mayor hith, nominations for recorder;
ttlhi nominAtlons Tor treasurer.
seventh, nominations for police Jus.
Vol eghth, election OF chairman OF
ellI committee; ninth, election OF CITY
clmmlllee 10 consist a two membofa
lion tach pTeoluc,. The committee
eho itelmmended that tho voting be
aohs BY wards and that the chair.
MAJ o. each precinct shall announce
lhs vols OF bis precinct and that no
Precinct DO passed, but must vote In
IL Turn.
me- Meyer, Of the same committee.
.u''sd : minority report taking excep.
we 70 Tue manner OF voting recon.
msnaed BY the majority. Hls plan
Hnlo Keep the vote OF each PRECINCT
seiet until all are ready TO cast their
phloti and that the vote should be-
~. 10 NE secretary for announcement.
.onsluefa0le warmth was iu.used
'nN me debate on this question. The
question on the minority report was
MAnu carried with u rush. Tnis
useihtihe friends OF the majority 10.
VT 70 lhelr feet and they preoIpi-
"''u not debate on the convent n.
molon to reconsider the vote on
pe minority report was made anu nut,
nv ~ convention voting by precincts.
~. ' ~ 'o'o VI i''
The maIo,it, $780,,
nnAily caIilpu.
AZ .nl' poln. Of the proceedings this
E,aAhenl chairman, Mr.. Arthur
49, TOOK the gavel and delivered n
,syN Ailtess, pointing cut TO the dale
sas lnt TACT that the busiues, of the
~ was u business proposition
viewed In our eyery-1ay
v's Tue men whom the can.
'si auon VIII nominate should br
,s,se,eu Tor their business ability. Such
q, ~, ~ were necessary for the proper care
4, business OF tho city. "Wo owe
iS,v .alu INC speaker, "to tho Terri.
nry'n soon TO become n state, 10 our
ilep., anu To cur friends, 10 put up ~
bn,',nete composed Of epresentatiy,
ss., 'ue's men ami wa should do IL on
49, less principles and In a kindly
~" ~. harmonious way.n
SENT, committee on resolutions pre-
''p.ed The following; F
49,, republicans ui Salt Like Cltv
N. 4.o. .u IN convention, congratulate
t,s ople Of the city upon tsa raniI
puoIlcsa SUI general adoption OF Re-
p-,laS y prlnliples therein, during the
~. lAfly organization.
f,s,s svoghlLs with saIisfactIon the
wv ,S . neh OF Salt Lake Civ into n
ssal,s V.n,et Of trade, reputation and
Da,n and we pledge the Renu1Iioan
5y " encourage its future prowth
,gn g,'e ileslelailon anu tbs economical
hat n ",d'',n o. It's Affairs, to tbs onu
md cam, at lulhll Its manifest dostiny
h. ivyhlnno TO be the metropolis ~
w. Ihountain empire,
w alepl AMI affirm tina ss,,.r
NV, o. Republican prlnc,nla.
10 Re p ~ Tue platform adopted by
ib",s gollcAn state convention
"'puoilcAn party has sysr