Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-19
SILVER RESOLUTIONS.


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son; sergsantat.arm', II. n. standi'h.
The committee also reported in favor
OF the appolnimsnt Of the l45 dele
gates TO the Slate convention ~ fol-
lowg
To the nny.two delegates Ia Salt
Lake CITY two delegates each, to DO
selected by the representation OF the
various precincts ia tie conveniioni 10
the county pIscinois outside the city,
foriy.ono delegate, each country PIE
cinct 10 be represented 10 this conven.
tion TO select one, and II all tbs pre-
olncls arc not Represented, the balance
Of tns foriy.ans delegates TO be selected
ut large by the delegates from tho cut
side pfscincls.
SILVER REVOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were
snsnimously adopted;
We. tho Independent silver l,epubli.
cans Of Salt Lake county, assombled
pursuant 10 call, declare those 10 DO our
reason. Tor acting separate IRON tho calls
Of tho old party committees;
FiTat--Wo hold the FREQ colnngo Of sll-
vor NJ the ratio n ~ 10 ! TO DO NJ unco tho
position OF the Republican patty In Utah,
ia accordance with IT, repeated doclarn-
lions Ia state aud county conventions,
aud tho paramount issue Ia this cam
palgn.
second-Thai we insist upon the nomi.
nalion aud election Of Republicans to th9
Legislature who will maintain ANA carry
out this principle.
ThIfd..Ihat we indoro the action Of
.he Independent Republican meeting NJ
ogden, and tho appointments OF commit
toes pursuant To the will OF that moetinr.
Fouuh-1hat we unqualiiiedly indor-"
and approve tho action OF senator Gam
non aud Representative Alton Ia Con-
gress on this, the prime question OF tho
hour.
Your COMMITTEES would further recon-
mend tho adoption Of the following 1880
lntloni
Whereas. Section ~. Of chapter % Of
tho session laws of lsgd, affords an oppOr-
tunity for any political party or nomi-
mating committee To choose an appro-
pirate omblom or design whereby tho
nominees Of said parry or convention
may DO designated, and
Whereas, By reason ofthcir altitude on
tho silver question, an emblem reprosont-
Ing FREQ COLLAGE IL peculiarly appropH-
ate Tor FREQ silver Republicans ihofoioro
DO II
Ro,olvod, by the Independent silver
Repubiloans " snlt Lake county, IN con-
vention assembled, that we adopt ~ our
emblem and urge upon tho State con-
Vantion OF Independent silver Republic
ans to adopt as their party emblem, the
following dosigni Tho figures SO over
tho word "lo'f aud tho figure 81" boz
In H4ANN hNI1afaAn
printed on a shield In outline.
Fiat Proinct-John Ladue, A. q.
Paddock.
Second Preciuo,-J. II. Gnnln, J.
IL. Brown.
laird Prccinct-waltsr williAms,
Louis Lswison.
Fourth Prseinct-D. Turngrsn, Il.
L.. Willard.
Finn Prsolnci-A. 4. Chapman, J.
II. Weller.
Sixth Prselnc,-J. p. Ksate, Joseph
Obefndorfer.
Seventh Prseinet-B. +. Stewart,
j. N. Scott.
Eighth Prccinot--P. o. Perkins, L.
\. Urry.
Mini IPrccinct--Ffed q. Bssse,,,
Dan q. LOTUS.
Tenth Precinct-wi lillian NJ. Rlsley,
4. Il. ofisnbaoh.
Eleventh Prscinct-F. J. Leonard,
J. n. Evans.
Twelfth Preclnot--E, L. Jsgsins, E.
IL. Chlllater.
Thirteenth Prscinct-w. Ii. Bteez,,
l.. IL. Hunter
Fourteenth Precinci-James Cowan,
Thomas \. SnAfr.
Fifteenth Preeincl-wi lillian A nder-
son, A. l.. Groavenor.
Sixtsenth Fredericksburg T.. San
born, u. NJ. lie Ptohon.
Seventeenth Prsoinot-A. 3. Relssr,
II. A. King.
Eighteenth Preoinoi-P. 4. Condlt,
George IL. Bennett.
Nlnslsonth Preoinot--M.lH. Walker,
George Sutherland.
Twentieth Pfeoinet-J. ID. Bwenson,
George weaiervslt.
Twentb.nrst Pfseinct-J. II. Nichols,
Frank Gillespie.
Twenly-scoond Preclnot-Angus NJ,
Cannon, J. q. q. Glanneld.
Twenty-thitu Precinct - willard
Burton, ID. W. Gamble.
Twenty fourth Prscinol--John Ire
week, George Canning.
Twenly.fiiih PTocinct-D. Il. Parry,
l.. 7. Ashton.
Twonly.aixth Precinct - T.. A.
Reamer. J. J. Duchwotth.
Twepty.eeventh Precinct - George
Dryer, T.. ii. bcoti.
Twenty.eighlh Preclnot-Ds Wit
EIisfbsck, William Heating.
Twenty ninth PTeeInct-R. LEONE.
~, George 4. Adkins.
ThiTlisth Pfvcinct-M. w. Taylor.
Ernest Cox.
Thiriy.iirst Pfoelnol--A. 4. aeidss.
Dan Dunn.
ThiEly.secopd Themss Il.
Jeremy, J. T.. OpenAhaw.
ThiTty-lhird Pfeoinel-Getrgs IT,.
Thomas, J. II. Smith.
Thitty.iouflh PTeoinet-T. A, Har.
Iigan, n. Matthews.
TniTiy.fi1h PTecincl---Jo siah Leey.
II. NJ. Lyman.
Thirly-slxth Prclnol-J. q. San.
born, /. J. StArLuck.
ThlTiy.seventh Precinct - Frank
May, Brig Barton.
ThiIty.elgnih Pfecinet-GeoFgs A.
snow, George ElleTbeck.
Thiriy.ninth Precinct - John Ia.
May, James Glsndlnning.
FoItieth pTeeiuct-Mts. 40. Ian.
nings, w. ID. Crgmuf.
FoTty-nrss Precinct - Or. Ii, A.
Whitney, sessI h LppmR1.
Foriy'toosnd PTeolnot-E. J. Allen,
w. s. Higmhu.
Forly.tnird Preoinct.--C. u. Marx.