Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-28
DELEGATES ARE IN FORCE.
Jacob johnson aud Isaac Smith PIE.
lImI1lTy Officers.
MANY CANDIDATES IN The FIELD.
PTosnccis Tor Lively and Ensrseue
Work In the Convention from
Commencement 10 close.

The gT'alost political convention ye,
held In Salt Lake city met In the
Ib'H.rr 10 'sy, the occasion being the
ga.hsiins o. Republican delegate, to
tomi atc CAM IstCs Tor State officers
anl representative to Congress, 10 DO
NoioI ior IN November next. The
convention consisted of $50 delegates,
from tie various c3uni,s, who were
t'igned places Ia the ra,queite and
dt-t' cifrc. Toe upieg circles were
ihr W. o. Il g. spectators, about one
half Ui whom were ladies. The fair
* elsI had good Representation
amrug tht delegates.
Among the candidates, generally
speaking, thorelwAs the best Of feeling,
excepting perhaps IN connection with
the gUvurnontip. while lAs ca, ii.
dEtfs Tor this office displayed no IN
Will toward zach other per,snully, the
long continued nght which hss bssa
wsgel bas ucCsslanci sDme Li,lotneas
between 'acli,uF, which piobAbly will
di5appess who's tao iisksI 10 nually
'et1ioi upon. Today, BgweveE, the slIua-
,iuu wHsN su5lsrt flr lsEOnu digaut.
sion, nld win ihu wSvaday pIospsela
oitach consulate, it may b. said that
AZ the time % callipg to convention 4,
order, Tue .uurruaighal nqmiLa,iJu
wss any bo4y'- !.hi,
There NAs delay In preparing the
luea,or iOs tho d.tioienI delegations, 70
mat il Was lg:3J U'c,eck wban the
iIolr WSre ulonei. A. 1885 tao con.
1ert'"n was called 10 order Ey HUu.
Ggl,s1 81. Cannon, chairman o! tRo
Republican Territorial COMMITTEES.
Previous q ibis, tho Denhalier bsSd,
WHICH, with the Provo afum oorps,
had Placs ou the Stage, plsySd several
srlcCl,ons.
Immediately after the convention
wv, called 10 order, the Salt Lake GIse
CLUB was requested 10 como 10 the
stage; two NJ tho members being alb
soni, the Deahaltsr Tend furnished
mutic,
Mp Lille II, PArd0e, secretary Of
the Republican Territorial com mIttee,
then read the call for the convention.
Chairman Cannon followed with q
speech welcoming the delegates, and
calling attention 10 the importance Of
the gathering, He was satisfied that
the convention was determined to do
the Dett II could for the people Of Utah.
The Republican party had n deter
mined foe, but he believed that In
November the Republicans would
have elected q majority Of the State
Legislature. all the state officers. and
Representative 10 Congress. Urged all
TO work for the good Of the
people independent OF Individual
iiEss or aislikes. He then nance
Judge Jscob Johnson, Of Sanpete cOun-
~, ~ Temporary chairman Oi the con-
yeutiou. His speech Was received
with ApplautU, 40 were also those u
O,hof SPEAKERS.
JuIgB jacob johnson was thankful
frtup honor conferred upon him. Hs
bell we'd inst ~ NOv0mtsr the shouts
u Republic yi#afy would be heard
# m CaCpo NaiIvy un tao north u 81.
George n tue '4h.h.
CHRirman Cannon then nnnlTd HrG.
las Satin, Of Cache county, AS lenI.
pOtaIy secretary OF the convention.
A motion Tor committee on ore.
dentiAls, a c7mmlttse on resolutions,
ami committee On uoTmA-
Ueut organizations aud order VI
buslness, each TO consist VI Ons mem.
Der from each county, was carried, AMI
tho convention loJk n recess for nya
minutes.
Upou resumlng, committees were
named 81 follows. Committse on Gre
den,ialE
Beavrg-w. J. Kennedy.
Box ElftT-W. +. Hansen.
Ctchc-W. II. stovsE
Cathor-H. \. Mellon.
DGvis-Jusoph 4. Macy.
Emery-Orsngs SeVloy.
Gafneli-M 81. Sal Jr.
GFsui-J ", Moore.
Irons. A. Hluckley.
Jusb-J. T., DrscOll.
KRue-A, Il, Cuuer.
MtIlard-rhOmss q. CAlllsteT,
M5rsau-Mis. Jane BrJugh.
p,ui---O. stewart.
R.cN--Juhu Srbeksr.
San Juas-N0 representative pres.
eut.
salt Laks-F. l.. Cushing.
Sanprtg- Ferdinand Alger.
Ssyiet-J. W. Phlllips.
summll-W. /. Snyder.
T1otl III, T.. kimhall.
UIntAh-W. T.. Ffench.
Utau-W, ID. Robinson.
WMntch-Junu Muir,
MsHuinglOE-Samuel Judd.
wayne-E. n, Blackburn.
Hutef-Au. u. :, CRflelOn,
Comgai,tee on resOlullons-