Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-14
DEMOCRATS MEET.
,,,vutIou Reid 10 Nominate Judicial
Candidates.
ar PERMANENT ORGANIZATION


n,moeratlc judicial convention
IN, Third district, comprising TIE
s.aa,,,, o, salt Lake, summit Ano
-. assembled In the Salt L.ko
rS,,,.r this forenoon, pursuant 70 mo
Iii ., the Territorial convention
n-,.sn hour aud thirty minutes
,na sehedule ilme--lO O'Clock
~ the delegates got down 70 nu'i-
w., Bot after that there was little OF
Tue Thester was pTofusely
~ ~ ID In anticipation Of a large aud
S S.,,,.,,,,ie a,,enisnoo at the rA,iiics-
W. r,s c,ayen,Iop was called to order
\, J,hn l.. Boyden, Of summit
,sau,y. The gentleman said no uid
!, tho request u committeeman
,,om t,s other counties and wanted
|, ,os,r,lood that the delegation from
s,r,n,,t did not come down from its
,ono in the mountains 10 "dictAte and
,,o lining, according TO its own tastes
.,d iuelluations as u certain other
ssIspailon belonging to another party"
u, Re,den mere introduced Hon.
II Williams, u Salt Lake, a. tom.
.,v chairman. The latter was
l s.i L-~Ilth a warm round OF APP
.,sn,s and promptly proceeded 20 the
s.u,.ty of M earnest speech Ia which
4. snlslped tho convention TO name
s,nJla.tes Of tho highest order--men
Sho.s ability and Integrity we're
tnown 10 the people-mOn In whom
~ Isople would have confidence
ia, could not be shakon' Today's con.
vepllon was an exeee lingly important
sne, The district for which II was
t,snIaeiing butlness was tue groAtest
10 ihe Territory aud would remain 70
IN ihe new stale. More than three
Iurths OF Utahia civil and criminal
mutation would have TO DO heard In
lhls district. Ito hoped that In the
,tellon OF nominees personal pfefei-
eue,s would DO aubordinAtsd to the
Democratic theory AMI practice tina,
1tpeis must first oblain. There was
Iuch a thing in American politics yet
ts the "1filut seeking the man" (Ap.
ulaussl. That time honorod maxim
he sin, efely trusted would obtain To-
day. Lawyers, tried and true, cx-
rtfieuctd and able only should allow
their names TO DO presented to the
convention. They should be men
whose scnse OF honor was W high that
they would pay no debt, political
CT otherwise, while sitting on the
bench. In Utah there were exper-
4 need opponents aud practitioners OF
the law as able as could 10 found In the
United Statesmen Of property inter.
ests and honor who w0ulu remain true
10 their citizenship anu manhood
through the sweat And grief Rod
political turmoil. some Of them houli,
10 matter how strong their personal
CANCELLATIONS might be-, now come
ioiNafl and offer their services when
thsy weie much needed.
10 conclusion, Mf. Williams said, 81
appeal 10 you again 10 sink personal
pitiephcrs-think nothing OF locality.
Let there be- no deals ana no mistakes
--ho Ilumph OF local pride over good
judgment" (Appiauae.)
L. Wilson was then named NJ tenn
p0pfy secretary, after which the fol-
living committees were appointed:
Ciedentials-SAlt Lake county, J. +.
RAvlinl, Al. Dyer, John Siduoway,
J. IL. Murphy, J. II. Haslann, 3. W.
sltgtfl, Mrs. Nellie II. Little; SUM
init, Ionn l.. Boyden, +. &. rhoinp.
SOM Iooele, A. FAwson.
tfm1nent 0rganization and order
Of bunntss-5alt Lake. Charlie, Bald
win, q. Il. savage, o. Z. Miller; sum-
NIL {. +. Sweeney; ToOels, Il. Il.
Hlynti.
fhs convention here took a recon-
uliil IN.