The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-11
OGDEN DEPT.
RERALD BRHNcH OFFICE,
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Ogden. September II.
REPUBLICAN JUDICIAL CoNvEN-
TION.
Ogden. September II.

The Republican judicial for the Sec
ond judicial district met in this city
yesterday morning.
T. S. Wadsworth, of Morgan county,
was temporary chairman, and Mrs.
Clara Stayner, of Davis, temporary
secretary.
A committee on credentials, consist
ing of five members and one of three
members on permanent organization
and order of business was named by
the chair, after which the convention
took a recess for thirty minutes to give
the committees time to prepare their
reports.
The credentials committee came in
on time but the committee on organiza-
ton were seemingly in a peck of
trouble, and while waiting for the re-
port on permanent organization Judge
Bagley was called on for a speech. The
judge is always ready and while con-
ventions sometimes refuse to hear him
he is always on hand to respond to
the next call.
He started in by referring ito the re-
sumption Of business on all hands and
saying that it was not to be credited
to the Democratic party because the
factories were merely being started to
supply a demand for goods which had
become scare in the market, as though
factories were ever run for any other
purpose. He did not explain how a
Republican tariff could cause de-
mand for anything which the people
did not want. He bepated the admins
tpation because the navy department
had notified Cuban reVolutiOniStS that
they would not he permitted to get up
fllibuStering expeditions in the United
States to go over and free Cuba. He
considered it un-American to enforce
the neutrality laws.
In closing he referred to the presi-
dent as a copper-head and said he
would rather see a southern rebel in
the White House than the man who
was there now.
AS a campaigner the judge is
sets his own arguments by his
wild statements and in reality
does more injury to the cause
he is advocating than the one he is
fighting against Democrats as well as
Republicans consider him perfectly
harmless.
Calls loud and long uang out for
Glasmann when Judge Bagley got
through, but the willy editor knew he
had, things his own way and he did not
propose to talk when there was no
was holding his ammunition for an
emergency which came later.
The committee on permanent organ
ization came in and submitted the fol-
lowing report: J. E. Bagley, chair
man; Mrs. Clara Stayner, secretary;
Samuel Campbell. assistant secretary;
e. W. Wade and H. E. Steel, sergeants-
alarms.
An attempt was made to adjourn THE
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and his friends voted the proposition
down.
Nominations being in order Captain
E. T. Hulonisk placed ]. D. Murphy
in nomination in a few brief words,
naming all his good qualities.
E. w. Wade seconded Murphy's
candidacy and urged his nomination.
j. NJ. Smith, of Davis, nominated e.
NJ Allison, jr n. J. Harris, of Har-
risville, seconded Allison's nomination
and urged his choice in the most earn
est manner possible. He referred to
rings and cliques and declared that he
Harris) was not a member of one nor
was his candidate so entangled. This
brought Glasmann to his feet, and he
read the riot act in great shape. He
said Allison had once withdrawn in
favor of Judge Bishop, and that Muir
ply had entered the lists against
Bishop and had won the fight. Later
Bishops friends had come to Murphy's
friends at Salt Lake city and asked
that the nomination of attorney gen
eral on the state ticket should be given
to Bishop, and they. would bury the
Ratchet and forever afterwards hold
their peace. This was done and now
Mr.. Allison comes in and claims the
judicial nomination.
ct will never do" said the irate
chief Il tell you the pledges made
to Murphy at the primary must be
kept"
Charles De Labaum nominated j. N.
KimbaH
Every time Murphy's name was men
toned there was great applause
among the delegates, and when ALI
sons name was spoken the spectators
were very enthusiastic.
A ballot was ordered, and the result
was that Murphy received 43, Allison
q and Kimball L A delegate moved
Murphy's nomination by reclamation,
and that was the end of the story
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