The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-19

tEt al feeling between the Republic
can factions prior 90 the opening
Of the Republican state convention
mere today was keyed up 90 The high
go piten mas i1ab.e- The question.
VIII there be d bolt Of the autE-thirI
termeFs. was asked ou every hand
ana remained unanswered iu amy def
I lnlle way. such state nj affairs never
. peTore existed iu Wisconsin. The kew
- ttie SITUATION was apparently held
1@ former congressman Samuel s..
tOoA. candidate FOR governor. with over
~ delegates pledged 90 his support
Without the adherence Of 8Ir. Cook no.
any plan or Withdrawing from on bolt
i1s tne regular convention such pla1
would hardly avail anything tangible
as the Doltere would not have any
where near majority of the delegates
Inc state central committee, Whicu
worked tate into the night. settled but
U.s." contests. tducinE the delegations
lh the anl-third termeTs column to
twenty-five delegates
ne committee was iu session again
today and it WAS said there was uo
question that Governor LaFoHelte
would have majority of delegates.
Senator'S SpooHcr and OuarIos and
Congressman Babcock were today
eounseling 'no bolt"
Plan of the Boilers.
The latest phase of The lacuonaI fght
brings out new plan of the auti-third
termers- II is said now that they will
go into the convention AM who can
and Isl the event of not being accorded
their alleged rights. viii hold a little
convention of their own I'm the regular
han and later adjourn Ia doiuE this
they believe they Wjll Zoe acting law
a
am adjournmeHt VIII it Is said be- talk
en- 20 another han and a complete tick
~ nominated ~ iheu viii be up go
tbe courts 20 decide which Is the Ie-
gally nominated ticket
me plan Of the governor followers
u was said, would be to reuomiuate
the present state ticket from top 20 bot
tom and TO elect Governor LaFoIetta
TO head the delegates AT large TO the
national convention. The latter part of
the programme, It is said. might DE
oveTthrown and Senator Sp0ouer might
mead the national convention deIega-
ton.
The allotment Of delegates as de-
cIded by the state central committee.
after deciding the contests. gives to La
Toilette approximately $50 and TO the
opposition 4S5 delegates.
Protest Unhesded.
When the convention was called TO
order by General Bryant chairman of
the state central committee. an anti
third termer delegate demanded that
a temporary CrganizatioU De effected
before the roU call and demanded +rs-
the protest be recorded. no attention
was paid TO the protest. This was fn
accordance with fbs Man If fba anti
third termers General Prvanr rneu
introduced Irvine X Teuro6r of s-4Da-
rfOr as temporary chairman
I'D debate ON fIre r-aforf-7-. and mi
nority. reports b. h. Hicks made 81 no
ton that every feIaas-e Ts--i5-,~ ---.
dentiaIs signed bv me- r1-air77afl ann
secretary the convention fT ,--f--
he was elected be- allowed f9 vore
The chair Ha14 -rs- 49, -.--+-..-i----
delegates have not the rfg1t f1 sin I'm
the convention and rota IN their 1--r-
cases
The time eff the convention f.rr-
O'Clock untiI 5-45 r-a4 f4l-s- I'M I'm ---,.
ing on motions to subsffrl+- he mi
uority report for the majority report fn
the various contested delegations. I'm
each instance the r7frori5,- rnz- by
about the same Vote. SIS to- so. The
majority report WAS taen adopted as
"a whole
Senators Discr1--Ied
took the floor and qfarrd thar h. had
been asked TO suggest to he CONVEX
tfGu that fbe names .f f--ft-7 =s-t-
..s,..,+-,..-,- e.-------' -.
'foJ-'rl anu ttudt t1s pe not f.
i4eiIoHed Ior ual-nai delegates 1y
I MS convention
The time for a bolt OF the quff-rffr5 /
termers had arrived ana Ii n Tszf-
ls c q Janes e e. lhea a21 . tha5