Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-29
CALLED TO ORDER
-. Henderson Made Temporary
s .m,n-Ue Makes q Speech.

'~n,n-Ue Makes q Speech.
.,-,,,,,eption was called TO order
c.s nv County Chairman Node
r,-om. and the call was read by
=. Thomas Homer Following TINS
y w,rnlm announced the temporary
II of ,he convention, the same be-
NJ q follows n u Henderson
dsat Lake. AZ. II
srt Vice Chaiman--Mrs' Dc ~
sriih Of salt Lake. 49,, - n T.
~ s.,,nd Vice Chairman-Mrs. u. d. ~
vsndy Of Salt Lake.
f Ss.11.1s,sry--D, w. Moffat Of Murray
;.,r@nt.at-A rms--John Shea OF Sail
~. Henderson was then intro
,.os1 q, temporary chairman OF the
s-rsDtlon and spoke substantially as
.gTs the speech being received WIN
nod round Of applause'
JUDGE HENDERsoN's SPEECH
gsaips and Gentlemen--l am sens'-
n, N the honor conferred upon me IN
snr called upon TO temporarily pre-
IA over the deliberations OF this con-
vntlon We are again confronted, as
,tizsrs. with the duties pertaining 10
tao,her biennial election, and II IL our
snty 10 elect q county and legislative
,leket that Will be not only a credit 10
,he Democratic party, but a credit rs
We'll 10 the whole people Of this coun-
Is. We are here TO place In nominal
,lcn men who win vote to elect sena-
tof Of he United States, and as the
representatives OF the only party III
DE nation that stands for the rights OF
mankind, II behoyes us to perform that
duty well, with but one single idea 10
mind and that to name the very pest
men ior the places 10 be filled. In the
performance Of this duty no mere ques-
ion Of personal friendship or prefer
zoe should govern, but rather should
sbe a question Of eleyating the Office
|, he man. legislators should be
sIcted that when II comes TO exercis-
IA the prerogatye OF voting for
tsited States senator, II will never be
ftn to a man living in Pennsylvania
10 whose interests are there. A man
e1ld be elected 70 this Office who IS
lDye suspicion and one, too, who VIII
Va credit TO the people of this state.
I friends met in convention only
~ days ago and none were there
zned but had a preference for a GER
81 candidate. They made a slate and
yahsi Il through Let not that be said
tlas convention. Let men be named
y their personal worth and let them
. INTO the legislature unpledged, to
re for whoever may be best fitted
= The position, IL this rule Is fol-
Lih IN the naming of our county
tfsl today, we shall name the men
70 vii be elected-the next officers
Alt Lake county. If we will be
= rlded We must, we shall sucIed.
ns convention, ladies and gentle
"a let us settle our difficulties. put
~ al INTO one common crucible. we
~ better 30 down to defeat behind a
va ucket than to succeed with a bad
Ns The Republicans have felt the
tgil Of the latter long ago and let
~ Us, as Democrats, have the same
'nag 70 repent Of.
Islman Henderson asking for the
,,.Hhtr pleasure Of che convention,
ltsale G. NJ. Jackson moved the APP
gslnent Of three committees, one on
sN'nuas, one on permanent organiza-
" ana order o. business. and one on
'.rleIm and resolutions these commit
~ % consist OF one from each mu-
wv ward IN the city and three from
!; districts outside the city. In the
'.d above given. the committees
'tah were as follows:
COMMITTEE NAMED.
ny Preclnct-Mrs. NJ A. Whitley,
sn Montgomery, Philip S. Maycock
! Sssohl Prec.nct-John Shea, Thomas
:, Tsen G. n. Jackson.
seud Precinot-Pearl Hill, j. L.
i@ Eli A. Poland.
,.ssflh Precinct-E a. Wilson
ne D, Alder, George II. Dern.
Inlh Precinct John Arnup. G. r.
.s,han' James n. Moyle.
w $, Mousley, d. h. Jones,
~ Lind; D W. Moffatt, ]. q. BY
,sh W. Quinn; David Evans, John
Hsoh Jrr J y. Clark.
.1s convention here adjourned until