Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-23

impor,an, resolution to ofIsr. It was
aB follows
"WboTeas, wo arc all Populie,s and
uepfocate tho talk which has GppCsred
IN some newspapers that there ia dis.
position on tho part Of any portion Of
this convention 90 rafuae 10 abide by
The heli0n Of this convention, there
fore.
"Resolvod, that we repudiate all
such utterAnces ne n reflection upon
the hitli,y oi the members " this
convention and Of the Pcoplub
party"
Washburn sald the question q pre-.
serving the organization OF this
"grand party" was vital, and called
Tor n iull discussion.
storm Of ptotostu came from the
middle OF tbs rohdeu." One made
the point " order tanI before the con.
Ncntion WAC permanently organized no
such resolution could DO acted upon.
A Connecticut delegate named
Henry q. Bsldwln shouted: "If the
papUfs tsy we arc assoc, shall We pass
n resolution saylng we arc nol?"
Chairman Butler ruled that during
the temporary organization a rcsolu.
ton could bB passed expressing the
conventions sense. Thvfeup0u Con.
gresham Howard Of Alabama moved
TO refer the resolution TO tue committee
on resolutions.
Delegate Branch, Of Georgia, FOL.
lowed with motion TO table the whole
subject There was great deal o.
con uslOn ne tho vote was taken, viva
vocr, Chairman Butler deciding that
the motion had carried.
Delegate VILLA Of North Dakois,
moved TO take recess but the cruwJ,
desiring more music and speeches,
voted the motion down, although the
announcement WAS made that 81 would
be . O'Clock before the committee on
credentials could report.
After more music, at 1919 another
motion 10 take recess uhtil Q O'Clock
was made anu II carried.
COMMITTEE ON REaOI uIIOss AND
PLATFORM.
The com mittce on resolutions and
platfUfm-A lnbama, j. NJ. Whitehead;
Arkansas, lsnac MoCrackon; Caiiior.
MIA, J. A, J lhnsou; Colorado, J. II.
NOlrhuti; Connecticut, Joshua Per.
kins; Delaware, j. Grossly; Georgia,
J. X. Hinot; Idaho, James Gunn,
Illinois, John T.. steele; Indians,
Alonz1 Burkharl; Iowa, J. IL. Weaver;
Kansas, John DAVE; Kentucky. j. A.
Parker Louisiana, J. n. Howell;
Maine, James A. Cnmpton; Maryland,
Enoch Mayer; Massachusetts,, II. Il.
Pierce; Micniruu, r.. Is, Taylor; Min.
nesots, 5. NJ. Owcn,; Mississippi,
Frank Butkiu; Misa0uti, J. Suilef
Long; Montana, CIV. Rsvcss; Nebfas.
w., Gov. silas HUlclmt; NcvaIH, nom;
New Hampshire, G.H. ureenloaf; New
jersey, l.. \. Fullef; New York, J. H..
While; North Caroline, w. Huury;
North Dakota, l.. A. Haland; ONO,
Jacob X. Coxcy; Oregon, Rev. J. n.
McHainef; PenuHylvanin, n. T.. Deau;
Rhode lslanf, Bartholomew Nhllote;
South Carolina, nont; South Dakota,
III. L.. Sauohe.; Tennessee, J 'nn II.
Buchanan; Texas, &. J. X rby; Utah,
IA. w, LaWrener; Vermont, Milf T.,
Baker. Virgins, J. a. FIELD; WAsh'
ingiop, John II. R'geri; Wet Va,
IA. n. Houston; Wisconsin, Robert
Sohiliing; Wyoming, VIM. Brown;
Afizona, A. IA. Noon; Indian Terri.
tory, none; New Mexico, Thomas +.
lSullti; District oi Columbia, Carl
Brownti Oklahoma, w. >. Garrisoni
Alaska, none.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Tho delegates were promptly on
hand after tho noon session. Just DO.
fore o O'Clock delegate climbed tue
steps Of this platform and brought mn
umbrella handle dawn with crash on
tho chalfman'a table.
al this Ia the Popullst convention"
no shOuied Ia n husky voice, "fOr
GODS sake DOM get into the Demo-
cratic band wagon"