Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-06
NOMINATIONS MADE
By Uah Democrats for Their STATE
Ticket.
H. II. ROBERTS FOR CONGRESSMAN
John !. Calne. Govsrnor, and Thur.
man, Maloncy and Young for
tile supreme Court.

nj 1915 10y Chairman SmUO.
Tue committee 1u uft lentials, by
their chairman, j. 4. lllion, reported
that III but Kane pud Grand counties
were rcpru.ou,oi and commented
that eacn county cast It's full vote.
Report sdopcd
The com nit'oe on permanent organ.
izntlon auI order Of buslncs. made tho
following report;
ChAirman-O. W. P1weu; vice
chaifmri Mf.. y n. Pc ~, Of Weber;
Lyman Il M.r.iuuau, o Csch,: Mfs.
EIecta Bal cs, Of Ut,h, Mrs. Emily
Richards, Of SAT- LAX; a. W. Ivlns,
81 H. &c rye; Charlts Kelly, Of Box
Euirt' Nt.. l.. Il RIDIs,, Vt Saupotg.
William Howard, Of Emery: Hailey
y. JYhusIn, u SAT- Lake; -,oretary-
William MgGnw, nj Wsbsr; assistant
secretary o. ME-. Ella Jskrman, "
Jbu county, fytuny ci,f,-J uscgh
NJ. & hum, uf sal. la.,; cfseant.ai-
srm.-iuiurit 30. B,IstsI u Weber,
HatIsinrl-A. q. uatfis, " Weber,
nul H. T.. DAVE, ID; BIA Elder.
lio uumml.tu" recommended the
rclrcuyu I'd. iwU UMted States sen.
1'ur' O. be- voted iuf ~ tho same time;
"a c0ugl goes man, three juis ~ the au-
uirnc court govern &, q secretary "
state, state HuHilOr, ,tste treasurer
h'iofu'y genera, aud sup,riut tent
OF puuic iustfuutiIu In their order. 10
wa Tee mmr del tuat nom nations
40 muuC uu cal. %. q uutita 4I tnat a
mHi Iriiy yDi, OF the wuUlu convention
be- necessary 90 vl'C.
After come little disCrs.lon the re-
tori wns q utrI.
Judge y WefH was 5Hr1ftui T. the
chair by Mr.. A. IL liaynau anu &C.
lyins. lie 9 nde suftl.g Algrch
when wHi received VITA uusli .tvI
applause.
lhu committee On tig niz1'ion #
tue party frpOrtci IN fnvlf u the
abandonment NJ the lIH! Fystem II
clrties aud q mmIttrrs ~ nkriy 10
cause co fuHiuu auI mnundrt,tsnd.
81 IS, anu fUcl muruded that the Only
ahiLAtipu Ui hat pHfty Ie that uu.
der thu Democratic COMMITTEES rs pfg.
IOrly constituted.
james II. NDylc movfd for recon-
mitmuut ui the report a. Il diva iot
'muOIy toVuInl items 81 Importance
which s4uula nr there. Carmel.
Aucf select. ~ Ivy the bann, the 70.
oft was EgHiu Presented. suggesting
asinplo UrggniEstiOn,snd recommend.
Tag that the Territorial cnmmiit.e con.
rst o. the chalfmeu ~ the various
county cumIittces Throughout the
Territory, with seyen extta members
from SAT- hske, three oacn 10 IN
Weuef anu Utan, two from CacIc.auu
one each from Sauprts aul summit.
Al THIS Junriutu, the 20 c silver
orator, uA-G1ugte' auau W. j. Bryan,
Of NrbrasKu, tulufsI, and uuIu iuul ION
tue rules were Husl ended, N the de.
uuguishei gentleman wa iuyIstd TO
address he INVENT On.
Me- Bryan ,as receive with cheers
aud HldtustCl tue convention VI soma
length GA The principles Of ID mp.iUy.
Tnr reiOt VI the Committee n
organisation ut the parry was again
tskon W. tut not being satisia Ivory,
another D. commitment vas urI.fou.
The following platform was then
real by =. J.. Wlliiams, cInilman u
tue committee on lesoluii0usi
Tho Democratic party n Utah In con
youtiOu l-s'niuiud, ruplsIug its trust Ia
Tho Intelligence, patriotism aud Justice u
the people sanding upon the Cou, itu.
ton d. "a foundation and Limitation ~
tho powers uf tho government Uz we'll a.
the guaranty " tho litoftir. OF tho clll.
2ou-ruugra'u,ate tho Iorrlt1ry-uow
soon 10 be- u ~tato-pu thu assured Euc.
cess Of the policy adopted by tho national
,.F.FUrNyutINU IA IuII flRvyW la ali If.
forms.
For the Democracy Of the outiro Tnrri.
tory We Teatlifm our faith In tho perma.
nOuce O' federal union and our devotion
to the Constitution aud tho law; aud de-
clare Ne cardinal doctrines OF Domuc-
Tacy3-
rr-Absolulo acquio.conco In tho
will NJ the majority ~ vital principle
VI the Democratic party.
SOcOud-fOlul separation of church and
state tor tho snLo alike VI civil and ro-
!igi0us liberty,
Third Tn liberty u tho individual
uuyCAtd by stump uuTy laws.
Fourth-suppYr. by tho state Of tho
public schools,
THh-lho supremacy o.. tho cIvil over
the military power
s'x.n-EEaot equality Of all persons
before the law.
nNN'AH. N- N' lNahF so AINN hAllhl7#
the ri ,.hL prusvryutlyH ut Nll other rights,
Eighth-rha thU democratic party IL
the friend OF tho lahlrug mon Ia oyury
ayuga " llfp, and viii pru.tu his m.
teres alike against the uggrHsslons "
monopoly ~ well A. tho commune.
We believe tho restoration Of tho
money uf IhU Constitution In now tho
paramount issue before tho country, mud
Insist tuat both parties shall plainly slate
their ru.pUc i've positions upon the qnos-
tion u order Ihla tho voters may iu,elli-
geuIy express tlHir preference. Wo
therefore declare ourselves 'u favor uf
the immediate restoration of tho free aud
unlimited coinage ~ gold and sIyeTRg
Tine nrt sHul legal ratio ui % fp J, a. such
coinage existed PRIOR 90 1873, wi,hou.
waiIug fur the Hlu or consent Of any
other uluu. Gold aud liver coin hl
"a fall aud l.Ell tender Tor all d0ht- PUB.
lic and prINh TO-
W. duuHu.p tho Republican party
for tho decentralization ul silver iU lHtI
aud for is repeated ar.- Of hostility Co.
ward l.z rpWuuu IzAIiln.
We call u.outiun 20 tho iHr. tina ,ln
country wHs Boa iHf thruus ui iulng /
uuuic whom thp pumnrru lu rdm.ui.tr,.
ton assumed cun.rnl In 1898, ann aacuu-
griululo tho pcopl upon the approach
ing reign OF prosperity aS u fusuli OF n
Democratic reform OF the iarin. ard ul-u
tp $40 mct that factories, found To-, Hni
mil nave resumed work suor he Up al
uf Tho Mckinley lnw,and Goo tine uH.-Huut
(COHlUHsd o. Iags rs.--'