The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-06
district Judge at the convention to be
held In salt Lake September 18th.


NtattiNt luust ~ tut convention 10 De
held In salt Lake September nth
sENNroRiAL DELEDArEs.
For senatorial convention to be held
at Park City, September 2Bth, the fol-
lowing delegates were elected: Park
City, K. G.. Cnriell. O.. W. Geiebcr. A.
II. Nolan, Hugh ReIi John Nurtha. Il.
T. Hurley. Thomas Cupit q. J.. Perry.
T.. :. Talon, Farley, Park. T.. :. Kim.
ball Coulvillc. W. W. Cma. Jr., William
Carruih. J. VI Falles. j. A. Fisher:
Echo, Joseph stlrrr lieneirr. William
Richins lInyt.yillc. W. ~. Wilson. G..
II. West Kamas. VI. -. Maxwell
Rockpou. W u. Bowen Upton, John
CLARK Wan-hip, Barnett Rirby Wood.
land. Daniel Mitchell Atrruatps, J.Ii.
Williams, j. Allen. + Wicket. R.A.
Jones y. B. lewi., William White, A.
e.. Mmcbtnt. Henry ,eamons, III
Powell. Jr. +. Peterson Any precinct
not iepre.cniltcl may D represented
by proxy.
HANIty, NNn rnAIonLH.
The delegates we're instructed 10 vote
Tor and sustain l.. Raw lusa and Moses
Thatcher Tor United state. senators.
coyNr, co'rrrfEr.
Following b. thc county central com.
miuee: n. Shields. W. u. Goliath, !.
10. sweeney. David Fisher solon spiro.
Joseph purkiu. y. 5. Kimball, T. l.. Al
len. Charles Calli-. j.. J.. Boydeu, j. A..
Fisher, John Clark, A. q. Briip, C. H..
Il. stevens, W. II. Wilson, q. G. Pack,
q. Leonard. K. ". Maxwell. n. b. vii.
Iiam-. John lloriin, g. ". Young, W.
Il. smith.
The committee On resolutions then
offered the following, which wa. adopted
unanimously
eve. the Democrats OF summit
county, Ia convention assembled, en-
dor.e the platform adopted by the Dem
ocratic Territorial convention Of 1894,
and pledge our best efforts to carry ont
the will Of the state convention TO be
held at ogden September ., 1893.
eve denouncc the legislation Of the
Republican party A. the cause Of the
late depression in business, and con
graduate the Democracy upon the be.
ginning OF prosperity ~ an unmistakahle
evidence Of the benehcent results Of
Democratic legislation.
1--WE congratulate the Democracy OF
Utah Tor the great work oi their dele
gates in the late Constitutional Conyeu-
ton, in introducing Democratic prn.
ciplc- into the proposed constitution
through the ability ~ their delegates,
and the stability and honesty Of Dcm-
otraiic principles and upon the succesi-
ful efforts OF its representatives, in the
said convention In granting to women
the same political privileges as men
and We welcome them to full and free
participation In the affairs Of the new
state.
eve denouncc the Republican party
for the demonstration Of silver aud their
present general opposition;to 1t, and We
demand It's reconciliation at n ratio Of
ld IL D., with or without the cooperation
OF any other nation.
1--WE arraign the Republican party OF
| Utah for the continued examples Vi
rccklcssness and incompetency Ia carry.
ing out the affairs Of government, and
especially the legislature Of 1894, in
crippling the University aud other pub
! lie institutions by refusing to appropriate
money for their support, and otherwise
so conducted its ahairsns to forfeit the
support OF all good citizens.
1--WE sympathize with the American
I people Ia being compelled TO resort to
/ the issue Of bonds 10 cover the deficit
l In the treasury Of the United States
I caused by the extravaganza, recklcssness
and the Incompetence OF the last Re.
publican Congress.
owe pledge proper consideration for
/ the rights OF laboring men and farmers
u der the constitution and the passage
Of such legislation rs will secure those
rights. and We denounce the Republican
party for their shameful discrimination
against the laboring class"
CHARLES CALus, Chairman.
yorE oP THANKS.
The convention then gave vote OF
thanks TO he officers OF the convention
and 10 the proprietor OF the hall for ia,
use OF the same, after which they act
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