Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13
e,o,e Senate 80 George n. Law
renee, stephen H. Love-


y" renee, stephen H. Love-
~. republicans Of Salt Lake county
....wbed mt the Theater where
.rs engaged this afternoon In nom
.,,c legislative ticket The com
'''', '. ~, ,be county ticket viii follow
rros far the business Of the
@.'. u,.n has been carried on with
..r Major A. +, Grant was tenn
chairman. and Hon. George l..
''' .rranent chairman. An account
W. ., ...e.edings and the full text OF
~ platform follow
All THE THEATER.
-t. members OF the county ,ommiit-
formulated am early beBl nuns III
N to have plenty Of time 10 alspQ9sse
U,.s. large amount OF busln 'ss Wlll
81 G .t. delegates would be required
t"' 5.si 5pr.ng the day ana possibly
% N. II Was therefore determined
La.,.t. Convention should be called 10
'ltt' 80 . u o'cl0Dk. but Ike all conNe
oil. 4. ras latt In beginning, and the
.,.s 20 fba official chronumeter We're
nv man tho hour OF 10 o'clock When
~, .bsIm8ns gavel fell
7, Tta1tpr was neatly though not
S.-,lg Ieeorated on each side OF
s,,aa rested picture Of PRESIDENT
,.,.,i.y and Governor Roosevelt Inc
'. g.sra drained ln the national col
.,5 hunting and flags adorned the
.,5.rs NJ the galleries. Along the
-,,'r sdre of the first balcony huns
,,r, 'srr. luttgrad streamers bearing
b. allowing inscriptions;
aIoyaW and Prosperity, .,
ar4 You Want CommonWeal
aTmb win be Republican Four Years
Mckinley and Roosevelt"
DELEGATES FILE IN.
I, was almost $3.50 o'clock when the
ms. group OF delegates ambled leisure
N through the Theater doors ana some
minutes Inter than that before they
commenced looking for their seats IN
,taIr g,.n r3rts of the house. Meantime
80 hand. a portion OF whose members
were members of the famous Utah Bat
farr band discoursed lively and pa
,.ltc airs While these inspiring pre-
l.mirarIas were in progress knots OF
delegates gathered about. urging the
merits OF this or that candidate 10 TINS
or that office. u was observed that in
many Instances these gatherings We're
4 ,ery earnest. and az times quite ami
mated THE little crowds were particu'
larry numerous about the entrance TO
DO building making lngress aud egress
somewhat difficult.
CHAIRMAN EICHNOR's CALL.
There were very few persons in the
Tha8,er aside from the delegates when
Chairman Eichnor. with a broad smile
ol DIS face. and q big mallet In his
hand. walked 90 the front Of the plat
form ana In "a strong, clear voice said'
"lt s time for business. The delegates
w.l De seated. Get away from the can
dlatJs'
The chairmans admonition was a
reminder that time was ileetlng. and
instantly members sought their respcc-
tive places in the auditorium and
awaited further developments.
MAJOR GRANT PREsIDEs.
Major Frank A. Grant and Receiver
George A. smith Of the land office.
were then introduced by Mr Eichnor
ts temporary chairman and secretary
respectively Both gentlemen were
Received with marked enthusiasm as
lhey CAME forward and bowed their ac-
noFoiBents Major Grants speech
was not a lengthy one. and, he, being
2 military man, quite naturally It
tfe1in.I the war spirit throughout
SAID De-. ~ an proud TO be a Republl-
San. proud for more reasons than one,
we nave but to glance back 10 the days
intervening from 81 TO So TO know that
,lg Republican party made the flag Of
,A.. nation DO not misunderstood me
nave respect Tor the southern Demo
gds Who said they would have a
nag OF their own and We have
greater respect and love for
la' Democrats Of the South
,Eh' helped us put down the rebellion.
4 10 NOT know how you feel about IT,,
..i j have nothing but contempt for
I0,e northern Democrats who assisted
IN Toe rebellion. but had not the cour-
us5 20 cross Masous and Dixon's line
eaI race about and fight Ike men.
q mas come Co me- said Major
uitui 900 % deprecating tone through
.l."0.IH of the county committee. that
s..Ie Is an under current Of evil at work
em.ns Che delegates from different
i,lN or 'Ie county who have said that
:, in.i friends are moi. nominated here
,-la} llat they viii work and vote
,'lsl those by whom they are beaten
"- invention on election day. |
Guy TO s.F that that IS all wrong. The
80. VINO is hon0rably defeated here l
..1'' llEH that defeat with good grace
,i .- remain loyal 10 his party" Cap
.1 continuing Major Grant said: 1T IL
1l H'0t tDr Democrats 10 DO that kind !
~, "''. but an wrong for Republicans.
.l. r lu keeping with Democratic !
p,ls anl methods, but I trust that no
.'t0 VIII DE so low and so mean
e1, ..lt sort of thing II should be
,l...'F 20 support the grand old Re |
49,, party and place ourselves I'M I
IN iI'n Go Bryan and those who /
i,,5' nun ana Agulnaldo and his little |
a., 'I Dll throats l do not mean TO |
p.. .,.i there are no good Democrats.
az, ,np igaders In that party are Bene- |
j,.. "lI.hIIIs and should be fought 10 the |
C,5 -,,'.'h. We must therefore place |
49, ,.lil az he mast head and march |
Icy on. u We DO go we will be VIC
s.ls and the thrill of prosperity viii |
a. sweep over The country We can.
=, We 'o Our duty. elect our ticket 7
ArpIauso) '' ''''' '''"
THE CALL READ.
-, -iary George a. Smith then read |
,' '.Io'al can indicating that there |