Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-16
MORNING SESSION.
DIVIDED House and a Number OF
Interesting Addresses.

Interesting addresses
have delayed calling this con-
vel ion to order because l am Informed
lbet the delegates were out late last
nlk ht" apologlzed President Springer
Al be smote the rostrum with his sill
u gayeI this morning until the head
Of the mountain goat beneath him
tnmblel 10 acquiesence and the big
ettfsd owl almost winked its of-side
81 at least 50 solemnly ayered Jim
b..
hs has been the case at the two pre-
v5us sessions Of the convention the
d sgaies were jardy IN taking their
Nc and L was not until fully half
% hour after the convention was called
ID ogisr before the hall was comfort
"a oiled with the delegates from the
a rty-seyn States OF the Union.
4Dunng this period Mr. Springer, IN
> absence OF the secretary, read the
o loving anu-sh0ddy resolution that
n been drawn ont at the meeting Of
executive committee last night at
n knutstord:
NTl-SHODDY RESOLUTION.
Yhseas The policy Of the American
diment Tor the past thirty years
mot has been 10 protect home man
ellfers ana home grown products.
% purify the manufactured article,
Aareas, Recent statistical facts dis.
NE paradox that the present pro-
7 eol 0i Hoolen and worsted finished
PFC by the manufacturers Of wool
,ae Dn'led states, Is the largest IN
PERIOD OF twenty years and that
consumption Of raw wool is smaller
present. Than az any time during the
period. and believing that the
W lor this condition ar!9es ia q
y measure from an extensive use OF
on ", ana sh0liy IN what is put as
'a'''a 'Woolen goods therefore be
ksiol7ed BY the National Live
association In convention as.
Peg az salt Lake City. Utah that
..a,elle Il TO be our duty to cali
a.tulion Of our Representatives In
l s'ss' 10 these facts and ask them
sg,ile and enact such legislation
,u prevent deceit and fraud In
any, s NE manufactured article as
\ y " WOOL when In fact. the same
.lls largely from cotton and shod
~, we case may be. and 10 provide
ITi,i. penalties for violations Of the
!, '"'As oil such an act and be II fur.
ito I've, That a special committee Of
appointed by the president ~
,s,,i''ssol'iaiion 10 investigate thos.
4. h aud present them TO Con.
4 a " lslnil and labor Tor tha mas.
~. sven a law. and that a con,
Isrv y. 's.olalions be sent by the Sec
Y - Congress. ''''e ana SEN
|, 'ARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
e. -. NE measure had been read NJ,
$50 OF Wyoming IN n sbor,
iss move, moved The unanimous adontio,'
bal ,,,DlsIlon. The motion was Sec
IA Y l s,e,yeral parts Of the house ana
!, IN. 'hout a dissenting Vote u
N ~ lincture Hell's band ron
ss ,ss overture from William Tai :,
ros',',ell eenent that followed from
res u n 70 he effect thar tho Hon
4 Y cannon had Travelled Z 6no
Nv y s, TO be In attendance unop
anio.A convention was greeted
~ ,alse President sprinoesr 49, ~.
Stance '9'e that under ne iii,
Eve tbs ~ nad been deemed best
hrsaib 'elrfan orator time IN tste
lng ID, ana 40 Mr. cannon was
? In ~ speech would be hoard
no., morning The chair,n,n
nj b. p t ~ 70 introduce General
Who ,n, cray Of The southern po'
piny M D"ourced that tbo railros5
pa a roun5 lesented had decided
.ayi. ib,o ''l ~ rate. good FOR t Nj
'N'' eject fEom ogden ~ 70 ' ST..