The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-10
IN THE AFTERNOON.


When the convention met again at
! O'clock. Sergeant-at-Arms Jake G:aene
wald in behalf of Simon Banbergel
to visit the Lagoon. y special tFaiI
would be run out to the resort abou
6 o'clock in the evening.
! The committee on credentials wa.
not ready to report, and the delegate.
spent the time listening to Christen-
sens band play Hot Time" a very
| appropriate selection for the occasion
Finally the committee was. ready. ant
/ Miss Lizzie Austin of Utah read it
ties except Iron and Washington rep
resented, and recommended that each
| delegation be allowed 70 cast the fui
number of votes allotted TO the county
whether the fun delegation was present
or not.
The report was adopted without OBJ
lection.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Chairman A. S. Geddes then read the
report OF the committee on permanent
Organization ard order OF business
! which was as follows:
We, your committee on permanent
organization and order OF business, beg
TO report as follows:
Order of business:
Report of the committee on creden-
tlals; report of the committee on per-
manent organization and order of bust
ness; prayer by the chaplain; report
or the committee on resolutions: nom
ination of judge of the supreme court
! nomination of representative to con-
gress; election of state Republican
committee; miscellaneous business; ad-
journment.
We further recommend the follow
ing as permanent officers OF this con-
For chairman, Arthur Brown of
Salt Lake.
Vice chairmen, Miss HERNIA Robinson
of Willard county, Mrs. Lucy Clark of
Davis, Robert Murdoch of Cache.
James Ivers of Summit. Mrs. Grace L.
Cheever of Utah.
Secretary. f. j. Henderson, of We
Der.
Assistant secretaries, Mrs. Priscilla
son of Salt Lake
Chaplain, Rev. E. NJ. Knox of Davis
Sergeant-at-arms, Jake J. Greene
wald of Salt Lake.
Assistants. Grin Seeley of Emery.
James McGeary of Beaver and Frank
Mcdonald of Summit.
CHEERS FOR BROWN.
When Arthur Browns name was
mentioned there was spontaneous
outburst, which broke into prolonged
cheering as Alya Eldredge and Reed
Smoot escorted him to the platform.
SHY ON SILVER
When this applause had died out, the
ex-senator began:
congratulate you that the Repub-
lican party in Utah is still alive
Cheers; not crushed by the defeat of
iSyo, but alive still. see voters who
left US have come back to the fold
again. don't wonder at them want
ing to come back into the grand Re-
publican party. think when the votes
are counted in November it will be
found that the Republicans in Utah
are reunited. (Applause). We have
seen the magnificent administration of
Mckinley (cheering), and l don't Won
der we all want to be Republicans
again. -
The speaker then referred to the
benefits of protection to Utah. and
spoke of the recent victories of the
army and navy. The Republican party
mad brought around this era of glory,
he said.
Il am glad we have a president who
is not led astray by false cries He
mas upheld the. Monroe doctrine and
sent out the message of humanity to
millions in bondage. Think of ii.
When this war broke out the admin
lstration had 100000 armed veterans to
contend with, and in a few months they
nave been conquered in manner as
effective as if they had all been killed.
ana this in a way much more salts
factory to US and to them, too"
Uaughter).
In closing, the speaker said he could
see victory in the future
AN OVATION FOR TRUMBo.
AT this point Colonel Isaac Trumbo
was discovered among the spectators