Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-04

which declared that the free territories |
should Doe given up DO slavery lua' |
of l,5l. which declared that the war TOT |
the Union was "a failure ana that lhe |
Southern Coufedtrlcy should be recoH, |
uIH.I2 or that OF 1865 which declared |
tha, the national debt should pe pUa
On paper promises NOT 10 pay |
which one of your eNtlngulshel cauiP,
fires DO you now desire 90 rekinole
What doctrine that you ever adVoealeu
would YOU now care 90 re-ussett Du.'
Ing tbc last forty years the people trust
cd your party just once Win power 10
enact or repeal "a Federal law. Dld ~
GUM. 70 single one OF tht pledges uP,H
which 1t was voted into power. ~
promised tariff reform Zoo the interest
40 the workers IL gave u.s. the wilson
sugar trust. free wool law.
"lt promised 90 repeal the tax on
state bank circulation So as to secure
to the country the blessings of am uh-
limited supply of wildcat currency,
and when Congress assembled IT. hau
the bad faith but the good sense 10
break the promise, and there was never
q member ur q senator from Maine 10
Texas that ever even introduced hlH
O. ulnl the walign pledge.
"u promised 90 revive our shipping
Interest and our ships rutted az ine
Wharg.s. while American products
were carried t0 Europe under Foreign
flags. II promised continued prospect
ty. and the mere fact OF its success
With the menace of its platform dtciar-
uti0ns closed the factories ana mills
put the railroads into the hands on Ir-
coiyeTs. deprived "a million men oi em-
Tluyment and cost the country as mueh
as q year of civil war
"rhat i- 'h. record of your party, MT,
Bryan. and A. rs record that can
neither Doe explained, Oblitcratel, or de-
"What rs the Republican record?
Turn Your search Light upon IT, Ihefe
b not "a page OF IL which We are
ashamed or afraid 20 unfold. We gave
nomcsteads to the landless though
Democracy voted No We gave the
irst Pacific railroad Co the land
though Democracy voted NO We
gave our Tag t0 history To- humanity
and 90 hope without a stripe erased or
polluted or ~ single star obscured'
d Democracy voted NO We gave
the Confederate debt to the waste
| baskets of finance. and locked the as
uranca OF national honor and solVency
In the strong box Of the Federal Com
/ otituton though Democracy voted
/ No. We drove the free trade wolves
/ of poverty and hunger away from the
/ workers door. though Democracy
/ voted No Upon the record and upon
/ the promises Of the two parties. we are
/ content 90 appeal to the patriotism ana
Z the common sense of the country Once
more we align Our forces. We do not
fear the result We DO not doubt that
] victory viii perch upon the Republican
} banners for the right Is with ms. Coo
/ is with the right and victory with
] Cod"
Mr. Fitchs sreoch consumed one
/ hours time u was punCtuatel with
7 cheers. laughter and tremendous APP
plnueu After the gentleman had re-
/ summed his seat. it was fully five min
| utes ngt0re order was restored. Twice
I be- arose Co acknowledge the compile
/ weut paid him by the convention. hut
! hts efforts to restore quiet We're futile.
/ Tho delegates and audience simply
/ went Wild. hats. canes and delegation
| cards were thrown in the air, ana pam
! domonium r..gned supreme After or
| der had finally been brought about me
! regular order OF business was proceeded
! Vi,n
col ST. NJ Kalshn Of Salt Lake
! .noyet the appointment OF committees
( 0' credentials. permanent oIsaIlsHi'on
!. order cf husiness aild platform ana
i rasIutlons. three from each county del
relt 1u. The motion prevailed. and the
! chatham of the different delegations
ANNOUNCED their choice OF committee
| men as follows
Crcientials-Be NJ NJ. McKen-
] zie. B0Xelder, a. w, BaIlantyne; Cache,
D.. &. Hyde: Carbon j. T.. Harrison
! Davis. Lucy A. Clark, Emery, Orson
! Robbins. Grand A. a. Taylor Gar
| HHd Thomas sew; Iron. David Stone
| mab g. jay Henriod, Kane Jeol A.
| Johnson: Willard j. A. Kelly; Morgan.
W. Ii. Dew: piutc. II. p. Wiley Rich.
a. r. Easmond, Salt Lake, II. L.
! Shu.uN. SEWER Joseph II. EriekSon'
sargate. r. 4. Anderson summit
Frank Evans, TOoeie. W. h. MARSH,
! Unuh, William Witbeck' Titan, Geo
! Webb. WasatCh. c. ]. Bronson, wash
ngtUn samuel Judd. Wayne, Albert
g. stephens, Weber Martin Skeen,
Permanent organization and order OF
bugIness-Beaver r. l.. Brnsoni Box
elder Peter Lowe. Cache. j. +.
Knowles. Carbon, j. F. Fitch; Davis A..
/ BENSON. Emery. j. G.. Lemons, Grand,
James r. Muller. Garfield. NJ. NJ Steele
DR.. Iron, Albert Lloyd, Juab, J. a.
HYDE: Kane. James Peters Millard C..
Waddrich: Morgan, David Lyman;
Pmte. d. A. Peacock, Rich w. X. wal
ton. Salt Lake. Theodore W, whitley.
SEWER Carl Rapp. Slnpete f. Alder;
summit Charles Keath; Touele VII
| liam S. Spry; Uuntah. Don {. Cotton;
Wasatch Andrew Lindsay; washing
ton. u. c. Olsen: Wayne, James Meeks,
Weber, s. W, Chambers.
! Resolutions and plauorm-Beaver,
". NJ. White. BoXelder p. II. Holm
green, Cache, 4. \. Law; Carbon u.
II. Caffery. Emery Lorin Woolley;
Grand. J. d. Miller; Garfield, j. F.
chichester. Iron, Albert Boyd; Juab, j..
n. whitehead: Kane. ]. +. Brown, Mil
Lard Il. L. Canster. Morgan. f.. j.
Wadsvorth. piute Charles Morrill,,
Rich. T.. r.. smith salt Lake. G. r. Al
len. Sevler. J W. Phillips, Sanpetei
sven o Nelson, summit Alma Ell
9redpe. Tooele. Francis Hail; Uintah,
y w. Davis. Utah ii, n. pougall;
Wayne NJ. L. Sheffield. Wasatch. j. B..
Wilson. washington David kerchy,
| Weber. Joseph stanford,
Following The app1ntmert OF these
| committees. a recess was taken until z
o'clock
SALT LAKE COUNTY CAUCUS,
At caucus Of the salt Lake county
delegation. taken immediately AFTER
the temporary organization had been
perfected. a ballot for congressman re-
suited as follows.
DcVine.., 5000 O.. 90 '' '''' ~
Grant. o.. ,.,., '''''' '''' w
Sutherland. .,,. ....,,,' ''.' 70
Glasmanu. COCO 90 ''''''''''