The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-07

Republican administration. The DEM
ocratic party viii give humanity a
chance. 1t Will at least place humanity
on level with capital What we want
IS to- restore the reign OF the common
people, TO give every individual an
equal chance with every other individ-
uaR We want the man with the hoe
TO know. when he looks on the counte-
nance of his child after the days work
Is done. that that child viii have a
chance to carve his name higher IN the
temple of fame than did his father be
fore him
At every period in his speech Judge
Powers was applauded. and he aroused
the convention TO a high pitch OF en-
thusiaSm-
The appointment of the state COM
mittee was then proceeded with r
H HOlzheimer of Juab told the con-
ventiOn that he thought his county
should have another member OF the
body IN addition 10 the regular county
chairman He pointed out that other
counties with fewer delegates had more
members. and thought il was hardly
fair to keen Juab in the background
Mr.. HolZheimer'S request was agreed
TO by the convention The fun com
mittee as appointed and ratified fol-
lows:
State Committee.
Beaver. + Tolron. Beaver
Box Elder-T. H Blackburn, H. H.
Gordon, Brigham City
Cache N Blair, Logan; Joseph
Monsoon. Richmond
Carbon-AIbert Bryner. Price
DaViS-R. w. Barnes, kaySV1ie;
David Stoker. BOuntiful-
Emery-Levi N Harmon, Hunting
ton.
GarfeId-S. 0. Crosby, Panguiteh-
Grand A Huff, Moab
Iron-R- g. Lund. jr-, Cedar City
D. U,f, Ia ir1e- 4
p p. Christensen. NeDhi-
Kane-YV. r. Stewart. Kanab-
AIillard-JoshUa Greenwood. Fillmore
NOrgan-Thomas Spackman, CrOy-
den
Flutes. G James. Marysvale-
Rich-John Kennedy, Randolph
Salt Lake-B. T. Lloyd, Salt Lake;
D o Rideout. Draper o w Powers
w. J. Newman. W. H Dale, Salt Lake
San juan H Redd, IT., Bluff-
Sanpele-J- P Christensen. Ephriam;
l. F. Blocker. Manti-
Sevier-James a. Ross, Joseph
Summit-JOhn l. BOyden. COalVllle;
John Paradise Park City
TCOele-Ward Stevenson, Mercur-
Uintah-JOhn G.. Davis, NernaL
Utah-Otto T. Malmberg, Provo;
James II. Clark. American Fork; VIII
liam ROylance Provo
Wasatch-Richard Bride, Heber.
ashingtOn-Thomas p COttan. St.
Wayne-Joe Eckersley, Loa-
Weber, NJ. ConrOy. Daniel .Hamer,
f. r Christensen. Ogden
First Contest On.
After the committee matter had been
disposed OF came the first real test Of
the strength OF the opposing candi-
dates for governor. The report of the
committee on resolutions, II was an
noUnced, would not be ready before 7
o'clock and the Observation-Disclosures
people thought th=e saw a chance TO
gain something.
A MoyIe man moved a recess until 8
o'clock Another MOyIe man offered
an amendment fixing the gathering
hour at Z O'Clock A member of the
opposition proposed q recess until 9
o'clock this morning and this brought
on the fight Secretary Cohen explained
the difficulties that would attend such
a long recess. He said that the Theater
was engaged for a play Friday night
and that Manager Piper had informed
him the convention must be finished
10y noon today
Frank Nebeker of Cache, who was
one of the Thatcher floor leaders, made
plea for the long recess He thought
some gentlemen were trying TO force
things with an OBJECT in view He IA
VOred deliberatiOn and calm cOnSidera-
ton of all nominations and thought