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

ans; Kane, John Ryder; Willard, Or
vii L. Thompson; Morgan, j. +. Port
er; Pilte, d. ]. Frew; Rich, w. K.
Walton; San Juan, no response: Salt
Lake, Joseph Lippman; Sanpete, Ras-
mus Clawson; Sewer, William NJ. Me-
Carthy; Summit, Mark Hopkins;
Tooele. Charles r. Mcbride; Uintah.
Nv. Z. French; Utah, Hugh NJ. Doug
all; Wasatch, John Hubert; Washing
ION. Joseph T. Atkins; Wayne. no
name; Weber, r. C. Lundy.
MIR. Daveler, of the Tribune. moved
to adjourn, but the chairman called on
FRANK j. Cannon Cor speech.
Frank j. Cannon Speaks.
Mr.. Cannon said it was the most
responsible convention TO be held
within this generation. In its hands
rested the destiny of the people of
Utah for Utah. He wanted only to
sa1 Work and work conscientiously
In the discharge of our duties.
Calls For Allen.
There were shouts of Allen" but
.ee Utah delegation started to yell for
Szooth and other delegations broke
loose, until pandemonium reigned SUI
preme. The chair restored a semblance
of order and, on motion of c. E. Allen,
2 recess was taken until o'clock.
" oANAhB.
,RShen the delegates came together at
zSo'clock in the afternoon they found
themselves on the verge of a long and
weary wait, during which the various
elements turned themselves loose and
tried to find something to keep up ea-
shusiasm. Under the remarkable lax
ity Of Chairman johnson all sorts of
things were INDUCED in and the house
Tesembled a very playful outfit instead
Of 2 business assemblage.
At > O'clock the committee on Gre
0entials was not ready to report and
time was Whiled away with music
Again a cali was made for the Glee
club, but it was not present. Several
calls were made for the committees,
but-they did MOI resLt nd. Three sepa-
rGte motions were made to hear from
each committee, and Mr.. Daveler of
abe Tribune again made himself con-
EDicuous.
Daveler-Let's hear from the COM
mittee on resolutions. Even the Demo-
Gratis can vote for them.
j. II. Bdcon-Weu, if that's so. we'd
better not pass them.
Mrs. Pardce Appears
Calls We've made for Frank Cannon,
and calls were made for 'Pardeei Par
deer After some hesitation the lady
in question appeared and was received
with applause. She plead fatigue, how
ever. on account of her work as Sec
rotary, and did not speak
BagIey Sat Down On.
There were calls for Cannon, Ed
redge, Bagley and others. After a
long wait and several calls for the re-
ports, an Ogden delegate moved that
JFdge Bagley be invited to speak The
yr1H5 ZION only received about twenty
iSotes and yell Of noes from all over
xe house. Bagley did not speak.
TWO sergeants-at-arns We're appoint
ed to find the secretary of the commit
tee on credentials. The name of the
secretary, however, could no; be
grew very impatient and asked for
verbal report from the chairman.
Someone moved a vote of censure on
the secretary.
The vote was taken on Daveler's mo-
ton and Johnson ruled it carried with
out calling for the noes. An appeal
was taken and heavily voted down.
Thee We're calls for Gushing" ne
being and erstood TO be chairman. r
u. BicKaig, however, threw a bomb
snen by explaining that Gushing was
not chairman.
A delegate-will the gentleman
please tell us who the chairman isl"
Don't know"
An Ogden delegate moved to let each
county take care of its delegates.
Thereupon Mr. Daveler, of the Tribune.
again made himself heard and was
accused of being in league with the
Salt Lake hotel men,
Mrs. stewart Heard From.
a motion was made to hear from,
Mrs. Stewart, of Utah county. This
was plainly voted down by an over
whelming majority, but Chairman
johnson said ii was carried
Mrs. Stewart said she was ready 10
SpealJfeT the party, which was started
andy the man whose portrait hangs
s.hefe pointing to the Autograph of
s5rant) She pointed with PRIDE %
the Republican record on education,
zild woman suffrage. She said Repub-
licans viii not veto the silk industry.
The Republicans wit win by a ire
meI3dons majority. Democrats SO love
the Apoer that they want to keep the
people poor. The Republican party
1oyesl the laboIi1g men.
Chairman Johnson-Has the lost
secfe tary of the committee on creden-
tials made his appearance?
There was no answer.
The roll OF the convention was called.
but nothing came from this.
ChaHlie Bell moved that the COM
&Eme elect another chairman and make |
1fWkt This was carried