Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-22
DEsERET EVENING NEWS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE o2 1898.

! Klsson and other contests. the other
I committees could not be completed un-
I % ltcday bu; their rJmp zion arc not
/ changed.
There was scarcely any factlonai
/ minority In The convention az u was orr
/ ganizod The national administration
men az distinguished from the state
/ administration had everything theli
own way without oppoaitlon. Tho sub
committee on resolution was kept Up
during the night because Of differences
un the resolutions regarding the state
administration and the legislature.
some wanted the governor aud boiling
Republicans In the legislature con-
domncd for not abiding by the rosolu-
ton adopted az the state convention at
Toledo last June undurHlng MA Hanna
FOR Henntor. and they were especially
anxious for stronr donunclntion Of
the seven Republicans In the iogisln-
turr who ala not abide by the caucus
nomination for senator. but the sub
committee reported more concilintnry
resolutions To- the full committee nt q
n. m. today and the report was thus
agreed TO-.
Tho following nominations were made
by reclamation;
Secretary ~ State Charles Kinney.
supreme Judge-W. H. Spear
Clork Of Supreme Court Josinh u.
Allen.
Food and Dairy commi-rioncr-
Joseph II. blackburn.
Member NJ the Board Of Public works
w g. johnson.
fhc only Incident OF unusual Interest
WIS during the consideration Of che
majority and minority reports on crc-
dcntlnls Tho minority report was pre-
scented 10y Mr. Baslpr OF Dayton. the
uUIW NWn ~ hs faYsUfv...f.. sst.fut..fn
" the committee signing II. and he wns
the only one who supported ~ IN the
convention.
A. soon NJ the majority report was
adopted the McKiasun men and others
lnsentod were provided with seats and
The proceedings were go oNpCditinusly
dispatched that the convention Mt liam
adjourned sine die
The new state central committee or
ranlzcd with cyrus HuiIn chairman;
y. W putrvicc chairman. and g. y.
liildohrund secretary. After the report
ON credentials the state committee COM
sisted " twnnty-une so-cailo1 Hanna
men and an m the other committees
were without minoritlcs.
The platform adopted by the conVon-
ton cuniratulates the country upon
the fact that protection and rrcipluc.
n.y. twin measures or Republican pnl-
irN, have been ru-UHtIhllHhpd, aud have
been embodied into public law by the
enactment ~ the hlnnluy law: faVorr
the construction. by the United statps.
Of the Nicaragua canal; asks the Con-
gfcts 10 enlarge and Ia mako more "
fccuvc our navy; approves - the steps
now being taken By Congress and the
President. providing Tor the nnnoxa-
ton ~ the Hawaiian Islands. approves
W the declaration of war made hy the |
United States against spain. endorses |
the administration Of President Nc. !
klulCy. approves 40 that Congress has |
done 90 provide Tor tn vigorous and |
successful prosecution OF the war. ana !
niyai
1--WE send greeting o. Admiral Dewey.
whose victory 90 Manila oclipsOd In |
cost ana courage any naval victory of |
the world. 90 the friends and relatives |
u Ensign inglaN, whose mobile young |
lie WaH the nii forfeit ~ the war. we |
send coincidence. 90 Lieut. tiuhson and |
his companions. whose brave deed in |
sinking the Mcrrimac In Santiago har-
Dor, has made them honofod ana en-
dUhrtd thcm 90 their country. we send |
cheer and greeting and commend thu /
Congress lu recognizing ln hitting way |
their courageous and heroic conduct |
and we demand that their treatment Nh
prisoners ~ war shall accord with tho
rules and uHngeH of civilized warfare.
To the army and navy. a. the boys
wearing the blue upon land mr. sea, we
send greeting and encouragement, arm
In the belief that their services viii add
Iustrc 10 the American arms and bring
victory 60 the c0unty'l cause. W.
hereby pledge the Republican party ~
ohio and % senators and representa-
iiycs In Congress their support and de-
Tense"