The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-29

thousand factions. Arthur Brown,
candidate for senator, is ready to
break out In open warfare against the
Republican state committee and its
chairman. George NJ. Cannon. He de-
clares that the state committee is be-
ing used to forward the candidacy of
Crank 7. Cannon and ]. e Dooly, the
Trihune's candidates. Brown says that
he cannot go into the committee room
to make any arrangements or susges-
4ions without finding MI. Dooly IN the
vav. He SAYS Mr.. Dooly runs every
Wing in his own interests at head
quarters. while Frank is put out on the
sturnn with the leading candidates. he
has decided that unless he makes some
heavy move in the near future j. II.
Zooolv will go TO the Senate with Frank
81 Cannon, and he is just trying 10
figure out what he will do.
Truly, those who are opposing Frank
Cannon and MIR. Dolly for the Senate
are in a very unenviable position.
Arthul, Brown has not been given any
oDportunity for tour of the territory
The committee has not offered to send
him out The only speeches he mas
made have been under the auspices of
the Oouirrh club or Uncle Ben Whit
, The county committee has taken pity
on him ard will send him out But
there is no solace from the state COM
mittee
C. W. Bennett is in a little better
position. He will be sent out to san
pete county next week, with Junius F.
Wells. OF course as Wells is a, Frank
Cannon man the two win be set off
against one another and Bennett will
get but small comfort out of the move
ment.
Outside the senatorial fight, however,
there is the utmost dissatisfaction The
bows in the trenches, the party work
ers that have been en- rapport with the
head of the party in the past have
F, been given the marble heart None of
i them have been called in to counsel
with the head of the committee. Some
Thing is bound to drop.
Trumbo is Coming.
Right on the heels of The Herald's
exposure Of the eXtremities to which
the Republican state committee is re-
duced for wart Of funds comes the an
.lounceme.t that Colonel Trum5o is
about to return from California. is he
coming to necotiate with the state
committee and lay down the law to
them? It is pretty certain that he
went away with the intention Of stay
ing until he saw there was favorable
opportunity TO return and do good.
What could be better than 20 come
back when the party is in such finan-
CisI straits that he can dictate the
terms on which he will furnish money
10 pull the committee through the
campaign In the face of this fact
George NJ. Cannons denial, which, by
the way, does, not deny, is very weak,
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Nominations in Utah County.
Especial to The Heraldl
PAYSON. Sept. 2S.-The Democratic
county convention convened at 2 p. M
The committee on credentials reported
S79 delegates entitled to seats Each
delegation was allowed to cast its full
vote. ]. D. Irvine was permanent
chairman, and D. H Robinson was
permanent secretary; sergeant-at-arms,
.. E. Sargent; chaplain, S. Worsen-
croft Ringing resolutions were pre-
scented by the committee, and greeted
with loud cheers and applause on the
nominations by the state convention
Of Rawlins and Thatcher These reso-
buttons were adopted.
Nominations were made from all
parts of THE county The following
were selected: Senators-A. J. Evans
and Nj. NJ. Warner. representatives.
w. NJ. Roylance, Hyrum Lennon. A
Q. Smoot and Martinus Larsen. Super
intendent OF schools-D. H Christer-
sen. The total vote was 326 The con-
vention adjourned at p. m. Tonight
a grand torchlight procession met the
Ri) Grande train bringing Governor
West and other prominent SPEAKERS
from Salt Lake. The Opera house is
packed to suffocation and the streets
crowded with people. Bands are play
ing, guns are firing. amid she uts Tor
Rawlins, Game, Roberts and Thatcher.
d The Democrats are earnest owners of
The town. Good feeling prevailed
throughout the day. Payson is royalty
caring for the immense crowd of visi-
tors.
This is indeed a Democratic year.
Mrs. Lille Pardee has withdrawn
from the Republican legislative ticket
and Tom Ferguson viii take her place.
Mrs Pardee was not especially strong.
but now she has been replaced ly a
man who is so utterly unfit for the
place he would occupy that there is no
possible hope of mis- election Mrs.
Pardee handed in her resignation yes
terday afternoon. Ever since agitation
for her removal was started she has
been very Indifferent as TO she result
and has finally Withdrawn.
This leaves Emmeline B. Wells as the
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