The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-04

soon as possible the precinct they re-
side in, under the new subdivision. and
arrange for places of meeting. Chair
men and committees of the old precinct
organizations are requested 70 assist in
the work of reorganization.
The appor1onmeIlG of delegates is
made Uniform for the reason that no
means are at hand to enable the COM
nlittee to determine the party voting
Strength in the new subdivisions, and
fog the further reason that the woman
vote enters into the question this year,
as also the probable acquisition of voG
ers VINO have heretofore been classed
with other political parties but who in
the coming campaign may choose to
align themselves with the Democrats,
an least on the question of presidential
electors.
All electors who support William J.
Bryan for president are invited to par
ticipate in the primaries.
BY order of the committee.
D. C. DUNBAR,
W. C. JENNINGS, Chairman.
Secretary.
Harry McCallum was not especially
pleased with the comment of the Tri-
bune yesterday on his letter to that
paper, in which he suggested q confer
ence of Mckinley and silver Ri pubii
cans, with a view to harmonizing the
warning factions of the party on the
state and county tickets, his chief OBJ
jecGion being that the Tribune discred-
tied his qualifications to speak for the
Mckinley men.
They know very well that I spoke
with authority when. 1 suggested such
a conference" said Mr.. McCallum to a,
Herald reporter yesterday. ''They know
very well that L represented the seGlt1-
ments of Senator Brown in my letter.
but of course the Tribune opposes Mr..
Brown and naturally would me, al
though l don't know who they would
want or would consider better qualified
10 speak from a. Mckinley standpoint
than he. The trouble is, they don't want
a conference. If they do, let them APP
point their committee and fix a place
Of meeting, and they will very soon dis
cover whether the suggestion enlanafe:i
from d credible source or not. Our
committee is already selected, [ can
say fer their benefit, and is ready to
meet them at any time"
Henry R. Woteott, brother of Senator
Wolcott of Colorado, who was in Salt
Lake yesterday, presents a rather
striking commentary upon the sincerity
Of the chief exponent Of the Mckinley
doctrine in his sudden conversion to the
gold faith. The two brothers have al
ways been particularly close to one an
another in all matters, political includ-
ed, but with Senator Wolc0tt'S espouS-
al of the gold cause there came a part
ing of the ways for the first time. When
seen yesterday, Mr. Wolcott declined to
talk politics, saying he did not like co
oppose his brother but said he was a
firm believer in the silver cause and
was not to be converted. He said he
could not see that silver had lost amy
ground since the opening of the cam
paign, but believed rather that it had
gained and would continue to do so to
the end.
Chairman D. c. Dunbar of the Demo
cratic county committee leaves tonight
for Washington to take part in the
eastern campaign under the direction
OF the national committee. He will de-
vote his efforts ait first to assisting the
finance committee in raising funds and
later expects to take che stump.
Chairman Powers decided yesterday
to change the location of the state
! headquarters from No. Second South
to the building formerly occupied by
the Singer Sewing Machine company
at the corner Of SecCAS South and
State. The county headquarters will
be located i'm the Brooks Arcade ON the
ground floor. Both will be opened at
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