Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15
Democratic State Convention Will 70
conT!nO In This City Ori. %,
InR DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET.
Franch Armstrong for Mayor; Y. L.
slsap, Recorder; George y. PJp,r,
treasurer, W. W. Gee Police
Justice.


Ticket, too, was much spoken Of by TN
I arty leaders on either side and com
rsrlSons made with the ticket already
n the Geld. The municipal campalgl
msy now be said 10 have lAkef
dennite shape and from this time forth
the city committees mSy be expected
TO do their share OF work.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION RECALLED.
The Democratic state COMMITTEES last
night alters tempssiuous session OIL
several hour, decided 10 reconvene th'
state convention for the purpo''s 90
iorib IN the following CALI
since the nomination Of the Demo-
cratic stale ticket through no fault OF the
Domocraiic party there has arisen crisis
In political affairs Of this Terrltory. IL
has boon caused by the ofiorl. u design
ing aud INSCRIPTIONS kopublioans, VINO
have used aud distorted ill.adyised state
ments Of high Church officials In order
to secure their own designing ends.
Efforts arc being made TO cause tho poo
pie who have boon taught 10 rovoronce
authority, that the dominant church Of
ticket. This condition OF things moods
tho serious consideration Of every think
ing man aud woman. II present, before
the people a question before which all
othSes arc dwarfod. II relates to the
rights OF poraous and tho personal and
po,itical freedom Of every individual.
The Democratic party, which has ever
b, on tho parry Of tho fullest freedom 10
tho citizen, proposes TO meet this issue
aud fight IL out that IL may bc,ciiled for
all lime. That peace may come TO tho
reople Of Utah. That the adoption Of
ihe constitution that IL presented tor the
confederation Of tho people may not DO
defeated.
IL has no quarrel with any church; II
admits the right Of every society 10 gov
OIL and control itH members Ia it, own
affairs, 30 long aH tho rights Of the sta
or the rights OF other individuals are MT
snoroachod upon. Its grievance has
boon caused by those who arc ready and
willing 70 drag the cross OF Christ In the
IN I'D aud dust and NTH Of politics, to adj
vance selfish ends. II matters not
whether this was ocoasioned by innocent
motives or innocent action, tho condition
IL hero. and an issue has been raised.
There should be no Injustice done TO any
man. There should DO no interference
With tho rights OF any church or Of any
individual; but for tho good OF Utah as
vol ~ for the good OF Democracy the
question should DO met In many way,
aud In q manner that tho people will
know that the Democracy has spoken
aud will act accordingly.
Therefore, In view Of tho conditions
existing, In order that there faay DO
issued = declaration OF political INDIE
psudenco and for tho purpose OF declar-
Ing that no man or set OF mon shall
hereafter uso the power or tho name OF
aay church or ecclesiastical authority 20
control tho votes or the political sonti-
ment OF any citizen, the Democratic
state committee, duly assembled u. salt
Lake City on Monday, tho 18th day OF
October, 1895, by unanimous vote, here
by directs the reassombling OF tho dele
gates that composed tho convention that
met 81 Ogden on the 9th day OF Soptom-
Der, 1905, at Salt Lake City. on Tuesday,
tho 22nd day OF October, 1896, at the hour
Of 10 am. All delegates to tho late con-
yenlion are earnestly requested that lay
ing aside all business and excuses they
attend this convention for the good Of
Utah and all tho people, and thus aid In
settling onoo and Tor all one Of tho quos.
lions that has NO long harasHod all classes
In this Territory.
The convention will also DO empowered
TO take such other action than that stated
In this call ~ the etlgenclea Of the oooa-
uion may require.
o. ". PowERa, Chairman.
Il. A. MDASirL. Secretary.
pEMooRATIo MUNICIPAL TICKET.
After the NEWS won, to press yss.
tsrdAy. Tho Democratic city oonvsn.
ton made the following nominations
For Mayor-Franols Armstrong.
For IecoTdef-EuwArd l., Sloan,
For troasufer--Georgo ID. Pyper.
For city justlco--w. W. Gee.
Those placed In nomlnation and the
Eolss received wsrs No follows
For mayor-Franois Armstrong.
1881; A. w. MoCuno, ll0i; Il. N.
Baskin, BS.
For Tsoorder-E. L.sloan, 277; John
n. Pike, 81; Il. A. POLAND, 1; 9-slsve
II. BAokman, o. Msssrv. Fslland ard
Baokman Withdrew before bAlloting
logan.
For treasurer, Judge Hoge presented
tho name OF George ID. Piper, anu by
unanimous consent no was nominated
by reclamation.
For city Justice, W. w, dee was
nominated by AoclamAtion, Morris
Bommer and Il. +. Lloyd, the other
gentlemen placed IN nomtnstian hs,
Ing Withdrawn.
Tho committee ON resolutions re-.
ed after som- ii.cns.inr' "A' au0P'-
IVA ,ha namoc,a,s afS,,,,,.
4, conyan,ion ,...an,, VI 1st lake Sl'y,
and AMIN on, cooaine, ns'opy renew
nrinciniaa o''' 'u Donioofalo
We sndo,.o ,,o
the stata nsmac,sdrx "',U, III suop'ed 5y
thS, nar, g p az \, and particularly