The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-09

story mad to do with the yellow dog
that hOwled and howled and would not
re appeased with water because Sc had
smelled a chicken pie that was being
cooked in the kitchen nearby.
olasmann Talks Of Pie.
The Democrats are bowling for pie
SAID the speaker. They won't be sat-
lsiied with water. Pie is what they are
after, and they won't be happy until
they get it. But we are not going to
Give them any more of the pie than the
yellow dog got. They'll only get a
The convention felt to endorse Mr..
Glasmann's remarks. A wave Of
laughter started way back In the Pr
ute county delegation and spread clear
through to Cache. IT was evident that
the brethren are fond OF pie.
Glasmann was applauded frequently,
ana frequently provoked laughter, but
he didn't really stir things up until he
began a brief discussion OF the Salt
Lake county situation.
There is harmony in every county
except Salt Lake county" he said Il
think / know the reason for it. The
outside counties have heretofore been
SO selfish that they insisted on foistins
all the great Offices on Salt Lake cOun~
~. That has caused the split and the
dissensiOns.
Settle fractional Differences.
Now If we remove this bone Of con-
tentiOn well restore harmony in Salt
Lake. It IS your duty as good Repub-
hcans to sacrifice the best men in your
own counties 10 these places You have
enough great sons 70 fill these great Of
fees. Both sides in this Salt Lake fight
are personal friends OF mine, and the
best thing / can wish for them is for
both sides 10 get out Of the road and
give the rest Of US q chance.
Furthermore. I say to YOU that the
Republicans of salt Lake county must
wash their own dirty linen. This con-
Vention is no place for such a proceed
ing. We outsiders must keep out of the
fight and let these people settle their
own differences. II you Salt Lakers
must have n scrap. fight Il out. bur
don't let the rest OF US know anything
about it."
Following the close Of the Glasmann
effort committees were appointed. ana
n recess until 1870 o'clock was taken.
The committees follow:
Appointment of Committees.
Permanent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES F.
u. Farnsworth: Box Elder. b. F.
Booth; Cache, David r. Roberts; Car
bon, William Hall; Davis, ANA G.
Brown; Emery, Henry Thompson;
VI.
Barney: Iron. w. Day; Kane. e. i.
WoOlly; Willard f. r. Lyman; Morgan,
r. Olsen; Piute, Harry L. Mills: Rich,
James +. Hatch; Salt Lake. 5. II. Love;
San Juan, none: Sewer. G. T. Bean.
Sanpete. n. 2. Nelson: Summit. g NJ
Pack; TOOele, r. W. Watts: Utah, s.
w. Ross; Uintah, S. r. Bennion.
Wayne. William NJ. Snyder; Weoer.
W. G. Howell; Washington, Harmon
Hall: Wasatch. II. J. Wagstaff; Juab,
r. r. Booth.
Committee on observation-disclosures
W. r. Knox; Box Elder, 3. W. Fish
burn; Cache. Joseph A. Smith: Carbon,
i. w. Loose: Davis. +. p. Allis; Eme-
~. F. a. Kilpack; Grand. a Moli-
HeaUx; Garfield. j. +. Chidester: Iron,
Henry Seigle: Kane, ID. e. White: Mil
lard, George c. Beeley; Morgan, J. T.
Porter; Piute, Charles StOgard; Rich.
D. Z. Spencer; Salt Lake. Glen Miller:
San Juan, none: Sewer. J. NJ. Coornbs.
Sanpete. a. II. Christensen: Summit.
ID. d. White; TOOele. William Spry:
Utah. ID. y. HOutz: Uintah w. A. Coll
ton; Wayne. Albert Stevens; Weber.
John +. Bagley; Washington, Frede-
rick Gift; Wasatch, James B. Wilson;
Juab. J. r. Hyde.
Committee on observation-disclosures
W. W. Cook Box Elder. r. II. Jones:
Cache. Robert Murdoch: Carbon. W. J.
Tibbals: Davis. Z. .. Robinson; Eme-
ry George NJ. Miller; Grand, A. Moli-
neaux: Garfield. .. J. Golding: Iron. d.
a. Lamereaux, Kane, Chas. II ISearl.
Willard. George d. Smith: Morgan,
q. F. OsgOod; Piute. u. Il. Beebe: Rich
q. +. Jensen; salt Lake. David Morse:
san Juan, none: Sewer. J. II. Erickson:
Sanpete. Abraham Johnson; Summit. 6.
L. Radon; Tooele. ]. G.. Brown: Utah,
J. T. Thorn; Uintah, c. n. Cotton:
Wayne. John Althead; Weber. Charles
r. Hollingsworth; Washington, David
IT. Cannon; Wasatch, George 7. Baker;
Juab. j. d. Roberts.