Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27
1nf REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.


ton Some RESOLUTIONS
The Republicans " this city and
county met lnrt night and elected one
hundred and twenty-five delegates to
the State convention. Generally speak
lnr the primaries were very harmonic
GUS Bryan aud Mckinley Ropub-
ilcans shook hands across the financial
chlsm that had divided Thorn In the
past and resolved to act together at aii
hazards.
FIRST MUNIcipAL WARD.
In the First municipal ward Council
man Buckle presided and I. ". Fisher
acted Ne secretary, The followins
resolutions were unanimously adopted
whereas. \ ,arin law framed and
nansod BY a Hrpuhiican Congress v
now In force. and safno could not ~
any event De repealed while the ltepnp-
lean administration twhufc term does
not expire until March Z. ie1D remains
In power; and.
Whereas. our foreign trade IL In such
satisfactory condition TINT DURING the
last fiscal year our exports cAcccdnl
our Imports more than fGoo,uQ0.Vll, ana
tho further fostering - ohi foreign
trade hy reciprocity with other nations
may safely be- lon to be- dealt with by
Republican C0nErcaa; ana
Whrrrns. The patriotism. zcnl ana
ability dlapiayad BY President Mckinley
In the snnuiah-Amcrioan war receives
Inc Enforcement ~ all citizens, on all
parties, In all parts Of our country
Whereas. The question n the free
e,lnare ~ silver IL vital issue. de-
mnrdine rrtucment. and touching the
| iuterrsta III every lahprlng man, OF
/ every producer and ~ ovcry aruNc
/ huaincan man IN THE country a correct
solution " which Issues van nfihk ~, ~
/ pioyfrent 10 the idle. good prices 20 the
/ farmer and producers, Increased volume
/ IN bualnern 10 the merchant, and gen
| rral prosperity 10 our country; and,
whereas. The silence or cquivncauon
| ~ tho Republican platform IN uthh
/ an tho silver question would be haled
and proclaimed Us the gold monome'h-
lets aud the gold proHr Of the hhai an
Indifference and dihoyulty OF ths re
puhllcanu " the silver ptnulclnt st. ,.,'
10 the cause OF the royal white me'hl'
and -. ..
! form aud have the courage 10 express
/ AM ouiulon as 20 what IL the proper
| course fnr our country 20 take on IN.
suvar Issue. aud drpr,cihte any httemp,
of tho politicians Of the East 70 conitol
our expression OF opinion therefore
Boz 10 49,. -.
lnnut and proHrnt Issue demanding set
urmont hy the people ~ THIS country u
the free coinage oi silver.
rhnt M dclogatea chosen 10 represent
this precinct In the state hnpnnhsAh
convention De instructed
Flrat-To earnestly strive 20 have In
corporatcd leo tho Republican platform
] fnr thia state "A resolution uncauiNuc-
] ally favoTng the Independent nee CONE
aFe III silver by the United states a,
the ratio N 10 90 J..
RtcDnd-ro support no man or woman
| Tor nomination 10 Office who " NOT
! hvnwsdiy la favor Of free coinage.
The 'd6lcrates elected are AZ follows
! MI. A. X gViHry. delegate 40 lurHei
annex. 4. l.. Timer. W, \, Lcei lllsl
ward. j. NJ. nfceEc, y. A. stanford.
second ward. James Eager FRANK
Holman, Third ward, Edward TICK
rring. ~. NJ, knlEhn. Elshih Mhil' r..
a. I.s pr1hnn. Jnhn Wlthrrk ninth
ward. A. A. Dix. TheO lsnvcndhhl'
Tenth ward. ID. n. s'rhup' l. NJ
rhe aiternatcF are; First ward, A
g. sadirr Mrs CHAIN; Second ward
Josrph smith. Joseph Hicks. Third
b wand. William Crume, Joseph Weller
NInth ward. ~ y. Hllls, Albert Hot
: Tenth ward, ". W, McAlllHiCr Wrlsh
! pickering. Tho annex aud the LiEhii
: ward dl not elect nlternatra.
SECOND MUNICIPAL WARD.
Ina the second municipal ward Parl.l
T.. ChflHttnson acted hH chairman unt
charles 4. Post aa secretary, The 10y
llwln delegates were chosen; y. u
, | Igdradue Ir. Wiley =, lirown, Jlmei
clwan. n. 4. shannon, Harry Cart
wdght. Alexander Watson, Peter =
Cundio. l.. T.. Palmer r. Fills brownie,
| pHrl,y l.. Christensen, r. q. Howell
/ Nrs H.. n. Price, Thomas Hun, II. y
Evans. Fred W. Price, a. =. Riser, \
~ Kelley. Daniel Parker aud Miss NJ
. | Munruv.
THIRD MUNICIPAL WARD.
In the Third municipal ward \. :
Geddts was PRECEDING officer ana w
W. Taylor secretary Following az
the delegates. O. I'D, Lewis. George \
smith. a. a., lyInl, Mrs. Annie Elliott
p A. =. Oellcs. lINln y. lnrry, l, \
, / Emery, W. H. NChtkr, e. \. lierm lu
=, John 9, Sanders, 6. y. Emory, MIS-
Relic Lawson. ana W y, william.
The following were named Cor alter
nntesi James lllalnm, W. W. Tayl1
10 and Moses Taylor
non, John Henry Smith was anon
p th1s. present In a brief speech b
Ellls
n ~ wish Do say in connection wsl
% this matter that I trust tha1 every Re
FL | publican ln inc Thlrl precinct VIII De-
81 member that ghc Republican rlm0 Ia
81 been made very honorable lu the pas
e. Tow months hy tha record ~ ths Pres.
p. dent VI the United states, The sllye
"a proposition has shaped itself ln sue
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