Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
POLITICAL CIRCLES,
Democratic Division on a Third judi.
Clal District Ticket
WILL NOMINATIONS DE MAZE,
Jul cill campaign Committee Unapi.
mously igairsi l'-iuo'l.rtl mint
Spys Yes With a DigY.

The wa,crl o. the political Potomac,
nro being vigorously stirred Just now
by the third judicial district Demo.
crazy. The ngi.allng cause IL tie de.
termination on the part Of certain At.
inrnoya to call n convention and nom.
ina.o uiniiIAtc' for the places on the
bonch now occupied by Judges Street
and Richie. This disposition has mel
ami Will continue 20 meet with pro.
nouucsd opposition from many Of the
leaders Of the DomocrAlic party. BE.
sido' that the party'i campaign com.
mitieo arc 70 man against tho parIis,
an movement now under way.
This committee Il composed OF elk
members ua follows; Charles G. Dsv.
chairman; James II. Moyle, \. W,
Dhfkr, hrhor Btnnion,all VI salt Lake
cuui vi, auu John l.. Boyden anu John
q. dc la Mare Of summit aud
Iooclr counties RESPECTIVELY. Judge
Dey said 10 NEWS man 10.
icy Ia speaking o. the matter
That he had under confederation
iau question Of the Hdvisablllty Of
calling tho committee together m the
near iuiufe. just aA soon, he said, aa
MI. M0yle, who IN still ia tho noun.
tales about Brighton, returns confer
rnco viii be held. Concerniug tho
proposition VI nominating ticket iu
opposition 10 the one put In tho FIELD
ny the Republicans, Judge Dry SAID;
~ ucplgfu the movement very much
aud 10 not think IL should succeed.
We started out la the Digit direction
let year. by that mean the
feorlc. We made our first State
judiciary OF this district non-parll.
snu. 10 10 n good foundation
on which TO bulld--it IL n safe guide
i1r the future. l anu proud Of what
We accomplished. Two OF cur caudi.
daioa rcsigued. That was not cur
inull. Governor Wells acted fairly.
He sent Tor mo as chairman OF tho
Committee ana Eaiu he would appoint
any good Domoorai-any sultabls one
that might suggest. Well, our beet
men would not tako II and the appoint.
munt Ia each casu went 10 "a Republi.
can but tho bench II sill non.paftisan
aud SHOULD Tomain 10. / have tnlkei
with iuch men aa Farley Williams,
Judge King, Judge Henderson, Judge
hownt, Mr.. Natian aud others and
they snare that opinion also.n
Judge Dey said that Mt. RawllDf
entertained .he same view and II ID
certain that Judge Powers, chairman
OF thu Democratic State committee
does, for he 20 stated In positive terms
tna NEWS man before returning 10
Brighton on tbs occasion OF his last
visit to salt Lake. But the men who
are Ia favor OF n straight Democratic
ticket are not 20 few In number as
might be Imagined. MetsTs. Dinniny,
Day Fl nj have o much stronger FOL.
lowing In this ease than In their losing
night against Judge Powers. Judge
baeeln looks nppfovlugly upon Il aud
n u the opinion that Judge HOgo
would make n winning nominee.
Judge ney further said he could not
say In advance just exactly what the
committee would 10 In detail but he
vaa OF tue opinion that II would make
a report 10 tue people or 10 the conyen.
ton against tho partisan proposition
aud leave tbs matter In their handg
Tor flnal Opposition.