The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-07

Jensen, Joseph Jeppesen, F. 4. e.
Roche, Miss Fanny Graehl, Nels Jen-
son, w. st. Clair, F. j. Holton, Alvira
Reese, S. N. Cook, w. w. Lasley, Hy
rum Standing, William Lowe, a. w.
Taylor. -.
Summit C. chanabers. Scion
Spiro, w. H. Goliath, C. R. Tewks-
bury, P. H. Talon, F. ]. Mclaughlin,
j. P. Sweeny. c. H. R. Stephens, John
Horton, w. H. Branch, William Sar-
gent, Miss Ida Miles, George w. Young.
o. T. Lyons, r. w. Maxwell, D. Lam
bert, Mrs. NJ. j. Atwood, D. S. Kimball,
Miss L. Evans, j. L. Boydon, F. H.
Wright. ..
sevier-James H. Wells. alternate.
o. w. Powers, proxy, E. W. Mcdaniel,
I. P. Rudolph, Andrew Poulson. Chris
tan Taft S Sorenson, H P. Hender-
son. D. P. Jensen. Mrs. r. F.. Baer.
Hans Taft, I. J. Stewart, e. a. Nc
Daniel, r. F. Baer.
Washington-David H. Morris George
Salisbury, Moroni Snow, Miss Lottie
Ashby, Mrs. George Morris, George F.
Whitehead, Jacob L. Workman, DR.. r.
B. Pratt, Fred r. Woolley, Charles w.
Penrose, John Wood, Moses Gibson
1t was decided, in addition to the
report, that all delegations be per-
mitted to cast the full strength of the
| county representation ,t't
THE SINEWS OF WAR.
Pending the arrival of the report of
| the permanent organization commit
! tee, Judge Powers was called for and
| in responding to the repeated calls
I Judge Powers announced that o. P.
Arnold of Salt Lake had subscribed
$40 to the campaign fund. Corey, of
Iron, put down $40 and from that on
subscriptions flowed in until $3.50 was
subscribed and collected.
Judge Powers then expressed the be-
lief that the skies were brighter for
Democracy now than one year ago. He
expressed a hope that the convention
would act wisely and moderately, be-
cause victorys door was open and all
that was needed was to enter in. The
principles of the party are the prin-
ciples of the nation and at this time
when they are about to be INDICATED,
all differences should be settled
At noon the speaker received letter
from Senator Jones of Arkansas, in
which he said the battle for silver
was already won and that now it was
only question as to the majority
This verifies the promises made in
the past that if the friends of silver
wanted aid they must turn to the Dem
ocratic party The platform at ST.
Louis will mean two things. We want
to show the country that Utah is right
and will be redeemed this fall
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The committee on permanent organi-
cation and order of business made the
following report:
Chairman, ladies and gentlemen of
the convention:
We WI
organization and order of business
beg to report the following:
Permanent organization for chair
man. the Hon. David Evans, If Weber
county.
For vice-chairmans, Mrs r. A. Dea
of Utah county, DR.. G. H. Fennimore
of Beaver county. Aaron F. FAIR, jr.
of Cache county, Mrs. Cynthia Stew
art of Davis county, and DR.. Matte
Hughes Cannon of Salt Lake county.
For secretary, Mr.. H. F. Murray Of
Sanpete county.
Assistant secretaries, G. F. White
head, Washington county; E. w. Nc
Daniel of Sewer, and Mrs Samue
Francis of Morgan county.
ergeant-at-Arms, Mr.. Parry, O
Iron county.
Chaplain, A F. Hammond, of San
, Juan county.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
First-Report of committee on ere
dentials.
Second-Report of committee on per
manent organization and order of bust
ness.
Third-Report of committee on reso
, lutfons and platform.
: Fourth-Election of six delegates an
six alternates to represent Utah in tn
national Democratic convention to b
. held at Chicago, July next.
!. Fifth-Election of central state com
. mittee.
/. RECOMMENDATIONS.
J. First-That the nominating speeche
, be limited to five minutes.