The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-16

The primaries of the Democratic
party, which were held last evening
were unusually well attended and the
greatest enthusiasm prevailed all Over
the city. Every primary was com.
posed of earnest men and women VINO
are all anxious for the election of Bry.
/ an and Sewall and the balance of the
ticket.
Among those present will be noticed
the names Of several members of the
Republican party, who have abandoned
/ the principles enunciated by the ma
/ tlonal convention at st. Louis and have
decided to stand with the party of the
people. These men have hitherto been
active in the cause of the party of
protection and plumber, but they have
seen the evil of continuing their action
and are welcomed to the fold of De
mocracy, where all is peace and joy;
where the star of hope ever shines
and where the future Of the republic
is guarded.
In comparison with the primaries of
the Mckinley men, held on the evening
previous, the goldbugS faded into in
significance. The gold men did not
have as many members in the entire
city as did the Sixth district and the
annex. There is no mistaking the tenor
OF the people, and when Utah speaks
next November it will be with a voice
winch will be heard around the world
In several of the precincts there
were ward clubs organized and meet
lngs called for the purpose OF taking
action
1t will be noticed that the women
received recognition from the party
which was first to advocate their being
admitted to the right of suffrage. This
action on the part of the Democracy
STANDS out in marked contrast with
that of the goldbugs, who placed the
plank in the platform as a vote-catch-
er, and nothing else.
Campaign committees were organized
IN every precinct and an active cam
palgn viii be begun right away.
THE DELEGATES.
The following list is nearly complete
Of the delegates and alternates elected
to the county convention:
District l, comprising all the an
nex)-H. j. Dininny, e. W. Wilson.
Alexander Mitchell, joseph T., pitt
George Hill. Alternates-J. B. walden
James Johnson, ]. Briggs, W. W. Gee
Ihe above were elected to attend the
ward convention. w. w. Gee was en-
dorsed as a candidate for the office Of
justice of the peace, and H. J. Dininny
as delegate, and George Hill as alter
nate, to the state convention. Judge
> uoo was endorsed as a delegate to
the judicial convention.
District samuel Allen. Fisher G
Harris, Miss Eva Lloyd. Mrs. F s
Harris. Joseph Booth. Alternates-W
j. Powell, Sam She'll Campaign Com
Allen, Stephen Alley.
Adam Duncan
District S-W. H Lett. Mrs. Belle
Jefferson, Mrs. Martha Slaughter. John
Siddoway, DR.. J. Milliron. Alternates-
n. Il Siddoway, Dr. S. E. Newton.
SS$ampaign Committee-W. H. Lett,
way. N4ei1o-
District AIRS. NJ. A. Game. Mrs.
Marie Penrose, Oscar GrosheIl. Louis
version, II. L. Penrose. Alternates g
A. Aldero. A. NJ Tanner. ir.. G q
Johnson. Campaign committee. + 7
; Kelley, Mrs. Marie Penrose. Patrick
Peterson. IN
District Sc. W. stringfellow. John
-rVlne, Fergus Coalter, George H.
. a hoWIden' w. w. Brown. Alrernates.
[eorge Strlngfellow, Z. ]. Gardiner
rhomas G. G. Dawson. Campaign com |
nlftee, E. j. Gardner, Mrs. Elias A |
smith, E. NJ. Weller.
District 6-W. R. Foster, c. T. Harte |
7. A. Greenewald, w. E. D. Rarnett I
Jrs. c. T. Harte. Alternates. S. n
" atson. Mrs. N. G. Chambers. Cam (
,algn committee, S. U. Watson, T. II.
Howard and c. T. Harte.
District George T. Brice, Miss An
lie Lynch, F. ]. Rawlings, A. W. Cal
acher, Richard Chamberlain. Cam
oalgn committee, F. J. Rawlings. DIR. 7
3. keysor, Miss Annie Lynch.
District S-Granville Gillett. A. M
y oolIey, A. K. Webb, Mrs Mary Mair
lrs A. II. Woolley. Alternates S. w /
)arke, NJ. Grant Hamilton. f. w. Ma
news, L. c. Snedeker, r. NJ. Holt
District 80. H. Petit, Mrs. Clara
'arkinson, j. H. Rives, ]. NJ. Barton.
lrs. Annie Miers. Alternates. Joe Bush.
Walter Murphy, Rodney lillian. Cam
algn committee, D. s. Griffin, Mrs.
lara Parkinson. Hyrum Case.
District 10-Gilbert A. Mclean. Judge
hepard, J. T. Strong. c. S. Kinney.
Y. II. Cassidy. -Alternates. H. S. Ian
Y, James Kelly, Andrew Busby, C. c.
uckle. H. Don. Campaign committee.
S. Laney, c. c. Buckle, c. S. Kin
ev.
District 11-R. NJ. Jones. ]. B. Tavlor.
= L. Schroeder, Reuben Simpson, JOS
phi Darke. Alternates, ]. H Wolcott.
eter Cunningham. Campaign commit
ae, A. t. Schroeder John B. Taylor.
oseph Darke, Peter Cunningham and
V. Trent
District 12-Thomas B. Needharn.
'scar Hadley, j. H. Bailey, T. C. Lewis.
w. Cunnington. Alternates. A.
'reece, E. S. HERSHEY. Precinct com
littee, A E. Bryan. ]. H. Bailey I n
1itchell
District 1s-J. W. Scott. t. c. Bobo
'. ]. Dunford, Alfred Srnithens H
reen. Alternates, Mrs. Jennie Dun
ord, Miss Mary Davey. Campaign
ommittee, H. Green, f. ]. Dunford.
gorge Cheshire, Frank Stanley, ]. w.
colt
District NE. c. Nelson. R. ]. Filce
!. a. Carlquist, John Stubbs, s. A.
-enner. Alternates. j. l. Hurchisocl,
rchfbald Buchanan. Campaign COM
littee, Mrs. S. A. Kenner, c. j. Miller,
-rchibald Buchanan, David Green.
gorge Tittley.
District Isl. W. Rhodes, H. ]. Walk.
J. G. Wilson, Orson Harper. j. T.
rown. Alternates, R. S. Aveson, G.
Jones, Robert Hazen, Harvey Chan
ian. For justice Of the peace. w. II.
hapman, and for constable. ]. T. S,
resser. were endorsed. Cannaign com
ittee, J. w. Rhodes, H. ]. Walk. G.. NJ. I
ones. The voters will meet next Tues :
ay night to form a Bryan and Sewali !.
ub. {
District 1e-J. H. Cochrane, James
ansen, John w Hill, ]. Tonessen, H.
Hansen. '
District 17-Arnoid G. Giaaue, James /
Watson Huph Xyo4ro,, NTr- 81 I