The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-29

government of our country demands
that we return as speedily as possible
to the money of the constitution; and
therefore we insist upon the free and
unlimited coinage of both gold and
silver at the ratio of 16 to 1 without
in any manner considering the desires
or acts of the effete monarchies of the
old world. and that we elect as candi-
dates to the state and national conven-
tons only those who are willing TO
and do pledge themselves to work
therefor.
Second-That in our opinion the great
evil of the age is: Legislation in favor
OF the monied class against the inter
ests of the masses of the people.
Third-That we indorse and reaffirm
all the principles enunoAated at the Og-
den convention, reconvened in Salt
Lake city on Oct. %, 1885,
Fourth-That we are truly grateful to
kind providence in using the Demo-
cratic party as an instrument in Sc
curing to Utah the inestimable boon of
statehood, and hereby pledge ourselves
to maintain invioiate SO far as lies i'll
our power the principles of our state
constitution end consider that both the
interest of our state and the continued
peaceful existence of all churches with
IN its borders demand a complete sepa-
ration of the functions of the state
from the functions of the churches.
Before proceeding to the election of
delegates the convention took a recess,
but not before a committee was APP
pointed on apportfonment, consisting of
the following: A ]. Evans, Lehi; Hy-
vine, Payson; John S Boyer, Spring
vile; and James Hutchins, Spanish
Fork
The name of each precinct was called
as per report of committee on appor-
tionment.
Alpine-Jchn A. Vance.
American F'ork-Mrs. Alfred Dunk
ley, B. Y. A. Greenwood, Joseph Lap
ish, A. ]. Mercer.
Benjamin-James w. Stewart
Goshen-Mr. Simpson.
Lake Shore-Andrew Ferguson.
Lake View-George C. Scott.
Lehi--A. ]. Evans, Mrs. A. J. Evans,
Mrs. Louis Garff, ]. B. Gaddie, G. M
Childs, John Warwood Alternate,
George Garner.
Mapleton-Louisa M. Johnson.
Payson-William L. Worsencroft,
Mrs. Sarah A. Reese, Mrs L. G. Wight
man, ]. s. Perry, S. D. Moore, H. Lem
mon. Alternate, E. H. Wilson.
Pleasant Grove-William Clark,
Joseph E. Brown, a. o. Bullock, L. P
Lund, Ella Winters. Alternate, John
P. Hayes.
Provo. First ward-Mrs. Celesta
Strong, John B. Miner, A. o. Smoot
Alternate, MILFORD Giles.
Provo. Second ward-Alex Wilkins,
Mrs. Electa Bullock.
Provo, Third ward-Mrs. Louisa
Newell. John A. Brown, Henry Kruger
Provo. Fourth ward-E. E. Corfman,
Mrs N. L. Nelson. Alternate-Mrs.
Cornelia Clayton.
Provo, Fifth wards. R. Thurman,
Mrs. Jesse knight, Mrs Myron Newell,
A. D. Cash. Alternate, Mrs. John R.
Twelves
Vineyard-George NJ. Sn1oot.
Bench. F. Patten.
Salem-Samuel T. Curtis.
Santaquin-John D. Halladay. Levi
Openshaw, Chester Neighsanger
Spanish Fork-W. w. Clasolrn, Will
lam Greer, w. D. Hughes, w. o. Greer.
john Moore, MoSinus Larson, Miss c.
o. Jones, Miss Eliza Chisolnn. Alter
nate, Mrs. Ben Argyle, Agnes Lewis.
Sprlngvile-Mr. and Mrs. William M.
Roylance, James Caffrey, H. T. Rey-
Eolds, George A. Storrs. r. L. Bird,
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Deal, Mrs. Mary Bird.
AIternates, r. A. Deal Mrs Mary Men
denhall.
A. D. Cash was elected chairman of
the central county committee. D. j.
Williams secretary and Miss May
Brown, assistant secretary.
The delegates TO the state convention
were instructed to work for S. r. Thur
man as one of the delegates to the ma
1lonal convention at Chicago.