Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-07
COUNTY CONVENTION
OF The Republicans Of Salt Lake 10
The Silt Lake Th'a,tL
a FEW tOSrEsrrSe DELEGATIONS.


Parsons called to oti.r the Rspubl.
c.n ,ou,ty ro,,.a,,.. A.. 81,
lake Tb,at,r I'M. mo,o,,, .ntvn,,a
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'uo ue'oH""e were llcAtlus themseivts
In their proper seats tho Dsnhslior
band playoi the American X ,pubiis
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'"u'ns "H'''"u' h'is' "h'h 'he music
was nnishol tue delegations were cot
near ,oatol, bul the chairman never.
tbeiess instfue Of s.r,.t.,y A x,o, 4,
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l'ee'u Wv" wv ieA4ihE OF the cali
when was done when Chairman PAT.
sons announced that tho executive
,enruttle, "a, ,h, .,,,,,, ,.,,,,.,,,,..
nau H'Ieo"u ho following Wmpofafy
tnlccrs TOT tue convention!
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heoie'AtS-"' W. Wilson, SANDY
Assistant secto,hfy-Mts. Rachael
Miller, fhifu ward.
SerRsaut.At.atms-C. q. uo,dselL
As.l.,ant ,sty,,nt..,.,,m.n ~
Nesbim
mr. OIilehlo" was Introduced ana
p"' s''u'
We have met here a. a county con.
vention snd We all ngrcs upon one
niopoaiuoui We arc all turublicaus.
we arc also hgfecd upon the fact that
ssn i,., % U, uoh,' isel ~ though No
.u,u,p ~ uounu 70 Cst'aln u'olaiA'ions
w. wy p'a'osui piomulgash Iom Tue
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~ s vi N'h'iuu snu .uls
iuae nv snrreb. ,csal,,ian ~ .ae,st
| ballot any ,ie,visinn NJ 40 thr,, mai.
tefs, Salt L,lu county ba, hsr,t nm.
been soli1iy Republican ami our only
bond T. In toe unity Ut our piHy AnI
We should make up our minus TO pre-
pare ticket hero which will 10 SUI.
| ported by tho ontite party and then
vote tot II. Win psflieulsr reference
10 the l.RltiatVe lofupn VI ,ho Dsmo'
oiAuo tlohet uesiro 10 say mat the
leAal profession 70 not Ieptcsen 81
ihsfeon anu lhiA convention thtuc
u.e uisetstion ~ " nominations io'
'his plftioh OF theisHpubiican uohot II
oiuet 70 meet INC very evident nroae
~ he mex 'eg'lauVe osdy'
coMnIrfETs APPOINTED.
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| ,,,''s",o" ,.fu'..ei wy "hpo-
~ Al, 49,, W 'aNI s.a on 'ne s.ss,
SUI s 'vpn - hyhoh m'.es 100
d. ntials comuittss nvs ,,on, liz .i,,
AMI len ffom m, cnunty AT ia,,s
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Mt. george NJ, cannon moved M
a eennni,,.a N, ,sa 80. , ,,,s ~.
,s,n,an.n, o,,.,1,.,,an 80 a., ~
hnsIn.ss s N's'' W
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amsndment that a similar eommit,ss
be selected oh resolutions
IL was presumed that this would ha
the signal tor n struggle, but whlla II
looked fof few minutes as Though
there would be- some "iuu" tho cloud,
soon rolled away aud the resolutions
msl'rf was aniloaoly settled.
Mr.. George A. Smith said, talking 10
SIC. Coium's ameniment, that with q
good many members Of the delegation
rom we SECOND whfd IN" view was
htli ,nat 'he introduction anu passage
81 fssolutiour ny ihls convention would
prove OF uhadvan,age 70 INC party aud
asoufce OF discofi ~ the convention.
MT, j. ). 6feenewald thought the
adoption OF tho platform upon which
MI holotook Wa nomlnatei t
osden would De gooi enough for any.
Oohy'
II. J. MCLAUGHLIN said that tho fear
OF Republicans to formulate resolutions
snh,.,,asa % Anu o'""u'y
The motion with all iia amend ment.
was caffied and tho rail- ovdereI called