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order at this time. save for the nur-

order at this time, save for the pur-
pose of making a nomination.
The appeal was lost and Schroeder
continued to the effect that Mr., Law
renee would not vote for Bryan and
SewalL If this were 50, it would be
treason to the Democratic party to
EJECT Mr.. Lawrence.
Judge Powers, replying. said that par
tisans naturally felt when victory was
witllin their grasp they should take
all. That they should not be generous
or patriotic. The Populists may be
few, but if we had had their votes last
fail, we would have been nearer vic
tory Now as to Mr.. Lawrence's po-
sifdon- He is a Populist, and for Bry-
an and Watson, but if his vote would
put Mr.. SewaJl in the chair il wolld
be SO cast. Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Butler
are working in harmony, and no votes
Will be thrown away.
John Q Cannon CT Kane seconded
the nomination of Fisher Harris.
S. A Kenner had intended TO nomin-
ate Hadley D. Johnson, but seeing the
tendency to name a, fusion ticket de-
cided his candidates chances were not
good, and contented himself by second
ing Fisher Harris.
J. P. Lowe Of Cache nominated Hon.
Fred J. Kiesei, saying he presented the
name Of a man for whom no apology
would have to be made.
FOR DAILY.
Mat Thomas of Davis seconded the
nomination Of j.. J. Daily and read the
following:
1t is the desire of the undersigned
Republicans. favorable to the election
OF w. ]. Bryan to the presidency of
the United States, that John ]. DAILY
he's e1a tad r,x-+
ton at Provo. as one of the electors.
provided it be the intention Of SAID
Democratic convention to give the Sill
Yer Republicans of this state represen-
tafion on the Democratic electoral
ticket.
James Glendinning. c. w. Morse, A
f. Holden, James A Pollock, T. R.
Jones. w. P. Lynn, J. H. Hinsman,
Sam ]. Kenyon. Fred ]. Leonard, j. j.
Stewart, E. W. Taylor, ]. F. Grant,
Frank Godbe. c. B. MARYLAND. ].
JOS. Lippman, J. K. Gillespie, William
Keyting, ]. Schenck, John w. Don
nellan, George NJ. Downey. S. B. Mil
ner Hiram e. Booth. J. E. Jenkins,
George Z. Chandler, Hugh Anderson,
z. D. r. Thompson, c. S. Davis, Will
lam J. Lynch, W. G. Van Horne, ]. S.
Daveler, George Westervelt, j. T. AL
len, S. B. Westerfield, ]. B. Swenson.
MORE SECONDS.
]. B. Walden of Salt Lake. seconded
the nomination of Richard Mackintosh-
Hon. John T. Game seconded -he
nomination of Fisher S. Harris, after
which nominations were ordered clos
ed.
a. T. Schroeder. of Salt Lake, moved
that no ballots be cast for any candidate
but those pledged to vote for Bryan
and Sewall if elected. The motion rails
ed a storm of disapprobation and John
Q. Cannon came down the aisle from
the Salt Lake delegation protesting
that it was undemocratic. He moved
that the motion be laid on the table.
H. NJ. Ryan, Of Salt Lake. said he
had seconded Mr.. Schroeder's motion
hastily and would withdraw it. The
motion to table was put, however, and
carried.
Joe Cohen mGed a recess of ten
minutes to enable delegates TO prepare
ballots, which carried and the chair
announced that the vote would be taken
for three candidates at a time.
FIRST BALLOT.
The roll call being ordered the ballot
resulted as follows: