Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09
JUDGE ZANE NOMINATED
THERE WAS A HOT TINE IN CONVENTION
Almost Amounted to right Resolutions
Copiousiy Refer To- oar brave
soldiers and Jolly sailors.

Tho state convention OF tho
Republican party Of Utah was
called TO convene In the Grand opera
house Mt 10 o'clock this morning. but
delay In the arrival Of some Of the
delegates from the north brought the
time Of calling to order approach the
hour Of II o'clock.
Previous 70 the fail Of the gavei the
voice Of william Glassmnn editor and
manager Of the Pioneer silver Paper
Of Utah. was heard calling the Weber
delegates to order In n preliminary
caucus. Mingled with oiassman's
dulcct tones was the siren voice of
Lindsay II. Rogers Esq. Both were
soon drowned. however. IN the rene
dition by Christcnscn's First Regiment
band Of "Oid Glory" and followed
that up with the Belle Of Koontucky"
a. which Conductor Nose Christensen
sang out "Rottcnl" when The band
quit.
~ 1886 State Chairman Walton rap
ped a few times for order. but Lindsay
Rogers was 20 busy with the Weber
delegation that the call was unhoafd
until motion before that delegation
was disposed ~ There IL n few mo.
unonts Chairman Walton again raped
Tor order and In the partial silence
ulnHsman's voice was heard In a
Ticl"
OPENED.
AZ length Chairman Walton succeed.
cd In inducing the delegates 20 listen
q him while he said that he cordially
welcomed them 10 the convention aud
ecmlnded them that upon the wisdom
u their actions today would depend
the success of the party. LET u.s.
said Mr. Walton, build "a platform
today broad enough and strong enough
for all Republicans to stand upon. and
when the votes are counted In Novem-
Der u will be found that the mission
u the Republican party IN not yet
ended"
Chairman Walton instructed the rs.
Hlstnnt secretary 20 read the call Of tho
convention, which he did, together
with the apportionment of representa-
tlon.
TEMPORARY OFFICERS.
Mr.. Walton announced ana Intro.
duccd the following temporary officers
Tor the convention!
chiirman-iIon. John l.. Bagley Of
Weber.
seereiary-A T. Butler OF Utah
county
Assistant secrctary-Mrs. Annie 81.
Bradley ~ Salt Lake.
Sergeant-at-afms--J. j, Urecnewall
Of Salt Lake.
Upon introduction Mr.. naEley nd
| dressed the convention. drawing the
attention OF the delegates TO the mum.
ber and class OF offices 20 which they
were 90 make nominations today and
urged upon the representatives present
the necessity Of putting before the pub.
nc such men az not only Republicans
| can vote Tor but men for which any
/ citizen can ana will vote with a frre
heart and no qualma OF conscience
Mr HaEley referred To ne Idea OF pro.
/ tcctlon. which Il was arEusd by som,
was no longer an issue. Don't YOU be.
llevo u" said the speaker: and when
ne made reference 10 the Mckinley and
plnrley bllln the hall was fillcd with
/ applause. Mr.. Huglcy eNtolled tht
virtues of protection at some ionrtt
ana asserted that, while seventy mil.
Hons OF people and seventy billions OF
| property can not be moved M once q
ne appealed TO the audience 10 "a,
whether ur not the Mckinley admins.
uatlon had not accomplished ever
more than the people had expected IN
tho Interest " good times.
Mr. nngioya reference TO the war ma
Ola Glory met with enthusiastic cheer.
Ing, lie Haid that while IN,
Democrats were charging 'impcriallHm'
AGAINST the government. Il was won.
dcrful 90 wee that the millions Of lnhab
ltants % recently acquired territor,
were bcaeechlng tho United states mol
10 abandon them IN thin.in their hour Of
need. and prayed that Old Glory should
noat Triumphant Over them ana tholi
lands. The speaker thanked God that Il
was a Republican administration thai
had control u AFFAIR Ia the trouble with
spain.
AZ TO SILVER.
Mr.. nnrlcy touched upon the subject
% the free and unlimited cnlnngo Of ~.
yer. Can not The Republican party
bring this aboutf' asked Mr. naglcy
Yes, you bit Il can" came anawei
from the body - the hall.
certainly II can" repeated Judg,
laglry and l want 10 say too, thai
the Republican party II the only on,
that can and will do H." ilut the speak,
"a admitted that the members u hi
party In the East were not In harmony
and accord with their western brethren
COMMITTEES.
Col. Kaighn moved that one delegate
from each county be- elected 10 aci
upon each Of three committees. namely.
Credentials. permanent organization
and order Of business; Resolutions. Mr
Rogers offered an amendment 20 The
cuCct that al resolutions be- rcferrfd q
the committee Without debate. which
was adopted. together with the origin.
al motion.
An tnort Of Mr. Deylne 10 ALLOW
Nountlta having twenty-five or NOR
delegates two members on the rcE0lu
Lous committee was defeated,
Mr. Oedlga Of salt Lake moved tina
the convention take recess fug nflsel
minutes o. allow the counties time q
prepare. The motion was opposed hi
an outside counties ana upon rlslnl
velo solid salt Lake delegation wa
seen On ua feet and the afiirmatlv
l,vltc counted up 100, Rising 20 neg
ntlve vote the outside countle
"downod' the proposition with 20
talliCa,
pANDEMONiuM.
Here q voice rose with mighty males
IS Ia the hall and Father" Barker q
! HBNFiuHT let the convention know Wha