The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-15
PATE CONVENTION WILL MEET
Democratic Committee Has Called It Together to
Consider the Crisis.
STATE COMMITTEE.

1t Was an Earnest Meeting of the
Democratic Leaders.
The Democratic party is in thorough
earnest.
1t will meet everything that the Re
publican party may bring against ii.
The party. no matter what may be
their religion, are out to win, and
they will meet the crisis before them
firmly but moderately.
The party is united on the PROPOSE
ton. There need be no fear that this
is. a scheme of any of the old Liberal
party to revive that Tt is not the
Liberals who are pressing this fight.
II is the Mormon element, anxious Ito
vindicate their honor and show to the
suspicious country that the confidence
reposed in them by ]. L. Rawlins was
not misplaced, and that there is a. de-
termination to keep the promises he
made in their name
Never was there a more important
or earnest meeting of the Democrat tic
committee than that held last night.
The meeting had been called with but
lsttle notice, but the gathering was a
notable one. The following members
of the committee responded TO the roll
call:
Beaver-G. H. Fennemore.
Box Elder-Hyrum Staining.
Cacfe-Joseph Monson and L. r.
Martineau.
Carbon-J. A. Williams, proxy.
Davis-David Sanders and P. P
Willie.
Emery-A. E. Wall.
Garheld-G. r. Clark by proxy.
Grand-O, W. Warner
Iron-Not. represented.
Juab-Charles Haynes.
Kane-Not represented.
Millard-Joshua Greenwood.
| Morgan-Thomas R. Condie.
Piute-W. O. Cross by proxy.
Rich-Anson C. Call.
Salt Lake-O w. Powers. D. C. Dun.
bar, James H. Moyle, Heber Bennion
Nat NJ. Brigham, W. H. Dale.
Sanpete-E. L. Terry and Oscar B
Berglund by proxy.
Sevier-G. T. Bean.
Summit. L. Boyden and Scion Spi
70 by proxy.
Tooele-W. H. Robinson.
Uintah-Not represented.
( Utah-A. ]. Evans by proxy, E. A
Wilson, w. n. Dusenberry, A. D. Cash
and S. R. Thurman
Wasatch-J. R. Murdoch by proxy
ashington-Anthony W. WINS.
Wayne-Not represented.
! lWeber-H. W. G. Williams, w. L.
Aiaginnis. David Evans and Thomas
Dee.
T. addition to these prominent lead
er1 most of the candidates on the state
tictet and a number of other candi-
datts we're present. The gathering
was a rery representative one and
combined the political leadership of
the whole territory The men there
were. ia deadly earnest, too. They had
conae to meet crisis and were pre-
parSd to meet it like men, with de-
terphination to win.
The meeting was. called to order a
few minutes after ? in Unity hall by
Chairman Powers, who directed atten-
ton 10 the state of affairs confronting
the party. He said that the party had
seer ID to demand action and he want
ed tie comnIttee to take it.
The discussi pm then started and was
kept up il 6 o'clock. taken up
|. ; ! !. !. J. !.
agai1l 7:9o and continued
until The Democrats
preser n alited in the belief that
the grave and should be
met b stion of how it was to
be me that caused the dis
cussio, ne of contention was
the Dr. reconvene the Ogden
state C. nd have it take some
action ter. Some members
though ntion was unneces-
sary, l. state committee
could t action on the plat
form al ID.
Some people in the differ
ent conl puld be called To-
getherv s. ings to express
their or dhe end of the
discussio called and every
member Il lttee voted to re-
call the ton. There was
not dis The party was