Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23

nINNNM MNNA NaHNAWt ~ hAIAANANtNA NIaANi
Dr. I'M. secretary Fred v. McGutin'
assistant secretary. Mrs ANN NJ.
Bradley: reading clerk, John =. Dave
ior; aafselnt-at-nirna John Wlthf OK.
order 81 iuiinfla. Nom sutton u cam
dlutes Tor Offices as foll0ws Three
county olmm'gsl0neit, snurin. cl.rk,
recorder. attorney. treasurer afsesfor,
auditor. surveyor. inrne stat fsnatlrs
and ten r1prcsurtiduvcf. selection pt =
county committee. Two NJ NIB Ii ffnm
each municipal wlri q me city and
flvrn from The county az llfse
Delegate WAITE moved That The order
of business b. reversed su ae 90 n1.n.-
nttc the iggiflrilvr tcket hrrt Ciff,'i
Ex-Gov. ThuHIa .ihen affum q IN
duties 81 tho fhtir and cunrr1tui
the convention on me nillllnce On W
publican prospects, Utah. ~ ntl, We
much better OF nnlutfIiy and iirlhi-
trially Iigin four yrifa ugu. IN. q. ap,ii
shat ufmuency had cftaitd 10 thN
nfd had been dltpened BY M fllns
tide o. Hcpubiiean prosp ny. Inc ~,
toral adm nlniftilun. ~ faE 1a u hiu
esee. had made n most magnificent
faosri. ii was abe 10 f11w ln me nhprt
r.riIi on ton mrnthg a balance ~ Jude
Ia favor " the United Fties % isVvl'vVp,
No Democratic administration WIS eNtt
able 10 chow aul n q record. Repuui..An
de'ls stood above th.ae - Dem 'rary
ns the mountain tops DO above me VAL
icya
Personally the speaker was giad 70
see n reunion ~ the Republican force.
In Utah and that silver. protection and
reciprocity was % be- their aloran
The convention should name lcflHla.
tive candidates who. n elected. would
choose "a United states senator who
would stand for an ~ the manifold
resources u Utah ~ well AZ silver.
II ought not take the convention long
10 nominate a ticket In every way
superior 90 that u the Democrats "
thry aid they would be- victorious
without question. Everything was
nEhting for Vopubllcanlsm this year.
Even tho stars and their courses we're
nrhtinE for the party (checrN. The
war which Mckinley had - aucccaA-
fully conducted was nnhtiuE npr the
PARTY. tRcnewed cheers and applauscl.
In conclusion tho speaker paid a
warm tribute 10 tho Utah soldier boys
10 whom nil could take on their hats
In fevercntlsi admiration Tor their
brave and effective work for human
liberty.
DR. mn then offered prayer after
which Eichnor moved that George NJ.
Cannon be- appointed committee ~
one to 20 In search ~ the committee
on resolutions. This motion was slide
tracked by Delegate Stnndlsh moving
that committee be named 10 solicit
subscriptions 10 pay the 500 expenses
which the chairman said the C0nvens
ton would cost. Delegates Sihndiah
and Harper were named an such COM
mittec.
PLATFORM AND REVOLUTIONS.
Colonel squifcH then read th' fol-
lowing platform and resolutions which
were adopted Unanimously ~ a rising
vute 81 the convention.
We, the Republicans % Sal. Lake
county, In convention assembled. DO
hereby renew our fealiy 81 the lispuh-
llcan party and % ths principles upon
which ~ honprs and achievements
have been won.
We hereby afirm and endorse the
principles OF the Republican party u
this STATE NJ act forth NJ The platform
adopted az lhe Rtpublioan STATE eon-
We congratulate the country upon
/ she great financial success % the re-.
publican doctrine % protection as aN-
I pressed ana fuinlicd In The Dingisy bin.
reminding the voters OF the many mill
/ lions " dollars BY which .iie wealth OF
ths county has been enhanced by fea.
son OF 70. that Lad mining has been
[ sustained and could exist only under
ducilon has been made p-lntabls
thrpurh ~ agency; that revlvinF
prosperity follows this Republican
policy az u always has. We pledge the
nominees ~ fhls convention 10 support
The principles ~ that bin.
] Protection has been ana shall be the
corner stone ~ Rrpubllctnism.
We ra-afilrm our allegiance 20 the
cause u The Independent free coinage
" silver 90 me ratio ~ 10 To 1 and
aiiirm our belief that the reservation II
silver % ~ former place mus come
ana VIII come through the Republican
party.
woMANs PLANK.
We fryely acknowledge tho equal
. flrhia ~ women under ths STATE con.
Hiltutlnn. AMI re.aiilrm our belief IN ths
| value VI har public services In many
] deptwmrriHi especially Ia promoting
tho moral. Industrial aud educational
lnicrurs u the Hato.
We recognize their patriotic loyalty
and devotion exhibited ln giving hue.
bands aons and hrothcrl 10 nxht fhe
battles ~ our country AMI In providing
Tor thelr support.
We commend their Efforts % establish
I ne nllk Industry In this State, ana
pledge the party 10 Ia support under
Republican principles.
We Insist that II shall not be for
FpHCn mat under a Republican al,
mlnlsraiion enforcing and carrying ou
established Republican policy. our ma,
ton has, by 10 glorious aohlovomsn,n
BY hnd and BY sea, taken h. rlgaifu
place In the forefront of all the nationl
u the earth
We pledge our candidates f1r once
IN the county government 10 the STRIFE.
ct economy consistent with the com
peteut administration 81 public analrs
VI mo county Hut We lnsIst that this
/ economy SHAH be- secured by uniform
and cqvitihie adjustment. ana not au
has been done by the prevent DHma'
cratic administration through o Auction
~ wages ~ the day hb0rtr D. a pit.
tincc insufficient 10 buy the absolute
nccefaarics ~ lifc.
Finally We congratulate the party 30,
on ~ unanimly and enthusiasm, and
/ upon thr prospect OF assured success IA
the coming election,
| LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.
Frederick Garfield Waite nominated
Harry =. Joseph Tor the short torn
state scnataruhip. There was n quloI
halt M the proceedings ana no othel
candidate being brought forward at thl
time A. Waite moved that his nominee
be given the honor by ncClamatiun
This was voted down after which
Frank Hoffman insisted that W, l.
picknrd who had visited every sheer
camp In Utah be nominated.
Judge Street nominated H. W Tny'
Tor ana 4. ~. bishop named Aaahc
n. Woodruff. The convention here pro.
cerdcd 20 ballot.