The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-28


nf the warriors is fired anew and they
Ire ready again to take up the haUcil9l
and use it to good effect against the
foe. 1t was held in the q. A IL nan
Tor the purpose of considering union
pf the Democratic clubs and other
husiness and drew about fifty mem
bers of the club. They we're from
among the best representative Demo
nrats and good feeling was manifested
On every side.
There was a very interesting fight on
the question of uniting with the other
clubs of the city. The question came
I'D ~ the resolution passed by the
boaf#6f sagamores pronouncing a re-
n1nkiation Of their separate existence
to be inexpedient at this time. Fisher
Harris, Judge Hoge and Judge POWERS
led the fight against union, making
several hearty Tuscarora .;p2eches Il!
which they said that the club was the
best in the city and would arouse more
enthusiasm. 1t should be kept ahEe
and brought to the front. j: H.
Jetcher, Arthur J. Street ana y y
Dunbar. spoke of the necessity OF some
pianks9hereby all the energy may De
conferred. as it is now too Iargeiy
divided by the four organizations III
the CITY. After some sharp passages
at arms the resolution of the board OF
sagamores against union was passed
by almost two-tmrds Eote.
Delegates and officers.
The following committee and dele
gates We're elected:
tbcn of Democratic societies-Fisher :.
Harris, O. w. Pow ers, j. w. Judd
Henry Barnes, d c Dunbar, angus
nj. Canl.on, jr., I. i. Welsh, y. +
Arnold, 2. J. Moran and Aehr!
''ii Members of the council of united
Democratic clubs-J. Z. McNaHN'
r,enry Barnes. d. &. Dunbar. y. -
Gibson and ), 2. Chace-
Committee on new members-O. w
Powers, J. p Crowley and J.. {. Dun
bar. ,,.,..o
uounced the following appointments:
Big chief conductor OF ceremonies, I.
Il Reilly. $1,000.
Senior Brave. f. Crowley.
Old Man-Dan Griffin.
Committee on printing!. g NC
Nally. s. u. Chace, c. L. knight !. w
Houston. E. p. Newell.
Committee on finance--A. u. NoTrell'
O. 2. Arnold. D. c. Dunbar, William
McQuea.n, R. n. Baskin.
C6IAkittee on rrespondence-J- x.
I.stchWk Dr. a. c Ewing, Frank Har-
rs, GfSAge T. Brice, Arthur /. Street
Commatee on NaturalizatiQln[W' =
Hall, Alex Mitchell, L. ". W lISon, b.
z. Quinn J. A. Williams.
Committee on resolutioGs-E. D.
Hoge. f. :. Richards. O. ". Powers,
- A Gibson, Lee <. Snedaker.
Degree of Minnehaha.
The establishment of the degree Of
Minnehaha was left TO the board of
sagamores, which will take action on
it in the near future and will also call
a business and an initiation meeting
III the near futul o. Several names OF
candidates for admission, among them
that Of J. L. Rawlins. were presented
last evening.
Through a reerettable error In yes
terdays Herald the meeting Of the
ICle1. sl7sh ward Democratic society was
rept %ented as being that Of the Tenth
Y
Ninth Ward Society.
There was a good attendance at the
meeting of Ninth ward Democrats held
last evening in the annex to the meet
ing house. among those present be
ing a number of ladies. Tie object
was to reoIganize the ward society
and this was partially accomplished
some Offices being left untitled until
the next meeting. when ii is hoped
that the ladies will be more fully repre-
scented.
n. J. SheckelI the president, acted
as chairman, and after the prelimin-
airy business had been disposed of, W
A. Taylor was elected president and
D. c. Snedaker was reelected secre-
tarv.
The following committee was ap-
pointed to make a canvas by blocks:
y. ]. Shecken, Mrs. Nary MAR, Mrs
Martha Burrows Mrs. Joseph Woolley,
John Gillette, Hyrum Case, %. H. Pet
tit, Mss Effie Webb and T. W. FOllett
IN ing the evening rousing Demo-
cratic speeches were made by Hon. J.
r. Letcher. Hon. c. W. Penrose and
othsEs.
Eighteenth Ward Meeting.
About fifty Democrats, men and
women, of the Eighteenth ward,
among them some OF the prominent
ladies of the party, assembled at the
school house last night and reorgan-
lied the Democrat society of the
var In the absence of the president
of the society, Judge Pyper, Vice
President Byron Groo took the chair
and stated the objects of the meeting
He said that the names already on
tt ron numbered $50; new members
mainly ladies, to the number of 100,
had signed membership cards, and
this total would entitle the society to