Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-22
coMMITrEEs APpoINTED.

tee on address, one from each county
a. follows, was named by the iespect-
i've delegations
Bowers. II. Feunemore.
Il \ Eldsr-N-ls Jensen.
Cache-J. n. Paul.
Carhon-JOsnua HcOd.
Davis-B. II. II ,borts.
Empfy-Wm. n ward.
Gaffitld--( Pas,sdl.
GtAnd-( Passed..
lron-Ed. J. Psiner.
Juab-H. +. McCune.
Kane-C. W. Pentose.
Millard--.'as. A. Melville.
Morgan-JoshuA w illianns.
Piul,-(Passrd).
Rich-Aquilla Nebekef.
San Juau--J. Il, Lstcher.
Salt Lske-A. r. schroeder.
Sanpeu -jJy G.. Wusou.
bovisI-BernsIu II. GREENWOOD.
Bummit-Jshn q. II ydeI.
Uintah-Lyourgus shusOn.
Utah-S. X. Thurman.
Wasatcn-W. n. Buys.
WAshington-M Moron buow.
Wsynt-RlcnaTd w. Youug.
Weber, David Evaus.
On molten Of John seaman, of
Weber, Judge Powsrs, AZ chairman OF
the State central cUmmltisr. was added
TO tue committee on address.
THOUGHT IT rRiMA1uKE.
lust a. tue vote was being taken 10
name tie Committee ON address, Chas.
Baldwin g,t the noJr And wss AbluI to
oppose u, wnen ho was ruled OuI OF
hu
of Ogden, brought tue matter up 10 n
manner that secured Tor the gentleman
from sAlt Lake nm opportunity 10
speak.
Mr.. Baldwin stated his reasons for
opposing the motion M bsing that ~
seem premature. Toe oOIvsntIon
wss ginppling with n question larger
than the State committee was equal
lC-lhht was why the convention ual
been called together ~ he uuuetstooI
Ito discuss The issues tnat had arisen
and assist the oJmmiltee. Deliberate
action shUulu be taken. IL II was the
putl ose simply 10 indulge Ia n pyTO-
technical uispay then gentlemen NLo
unuerstUod All about fireworks should
be chosen. (Laushtsr). IL on the
other hand the whole question was 10
be discussed with tue seriousness II
seemed entitled to ihBn the very best
men IN tue convention should bo Sc
Iectej to prepare the address.
A vOics-f Fiat has been done.
There was u little more dlsousslon on
this question Dut lhs committee stood
As namBu,
A VOICE FROM WEBER.
David Evans, Of Weber, offered the
following resolution
Whereas. II has been assorted that tho
language used At Tho recent Prizes hood
meeting by Jose h 4. Smith, relative TO
tho candidacy OF Noes Thatcher aud u.
ii. Rubers, has been distorted, mis-
quoted aud misunderstood; now, there.
fore, bet
Ro,oived, That tho chair appoint n
committee Of flvo 10 wal! upon tho presl.
doncy OF tho church anu respectfully
ask Tor u verbatim report Of that was
said relative 10 the cand ldAcy OF said
Thatcher aud ROBBERS at ,Aid Priesthood
meeting to thu END thai tho public may
know exactly VIVA. was said on that sub
Jecs on said occasion.
II. V. Meloy, Of salt Lake, itonical-
ly moved to amend the resolution by
inserting the wOrds "Patrick IL. Lam
n2D."
Ami tho laughter OF the delegates
the chairman ruled the motion out OF
order ON the ground that II was not
gtrmsne to the question.
Dir. Evans In speaking TO
his resolution said he knew
II would inset with opposition
but II wss n matter OF great moment.
Presidents Woodruff anu Smith h ii
very properly taken the position that
they did not desire to be niisqunssJ.
Phoir lsngun2e,th they claimed, had been
dittorted and misconstfued and II was
due them. the Democratic party Ind the
people 81 Utah that they be allowed to
state Just exactly what they uiu say.
Tnat would simply DO an act OF Justice
u nil and could not possibly WORK In
Jury 20 anyone.
Hon. j. l.. Rawlins said commit
tee on address hsL already been APP
pointed. In that address, he presumed,
tnero world DO hsIatement OF fact as
tho result OF a careful Inquiry into the
case. IL was Iuitless proposition 10
further discuss the matter nj that time
aud he moved As an amend ment that
tho resolution DO referred 20 the com.
lIittte on address with power TO act.
Tue amendment prevailed and the
Convention took n recess until 3 y. m.