The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-14

miLtee on organization Che temporary
organization was made permanent.
The committee ON delegates 90 The
national convention reported as fa.-
lows.
Delegates at large. Senators Shelby
A. Cull0m and Albert j. Hopkins.
Speaker Joseph c. Cannon ana Gov
eTnOr Richard Yates.
AIteruates. Lieutenant Governor So.
A. Northcott. Hon. Asa Matthews
Paul Morton and samuel Iusnuu.
Electors at large. Lott Brown and
William J. Monkey.
This report was adopted unanimous
Iy and the committee on resolutions
then reported
The platform gives credit 90 the
money policy of the national admins
trati0u I'm assisting To bring about
present uneNampled prosperity and
pledges the party To the maintenance
of the gold standard. Loyalty 90 The
protective tariff ls rcanrueH. APP
preparations are favored 90 place the
navy in point OF strength and eff
hcieHcy iu its proper position among
the uayies of the world Tine possess
sion of the Philippine islands gives tla
United States the right go a voice IU .1H
affairs of that part az the world and
the action OF Secretary Hay BUD s6eur-
ing the open door policy of trade iu
the Orient is recognized as the great
est diplomatic achievement of modern
times.
Hit Endorsed.
Retention of the Philippines is
favored as well as the maiuteuauea 1t
the open door policy of trade iu east
em Asia. The policy of the Demo-
cratic party iu its desire 10 abandon
the Philippines is denounced. The aLlr-
tude of congress and President R0esH-
Welt regarding anti trust legislation la
commended. and such further IrEisIs-
ton, state and national. as may Foe
required is recommended. THE admin
istratiou of President Roosevelt Is
praised and the delegates to the ma
Ucual convention are instructed for
him, and TO use all honorable means
to secure the nomination Of Congress
man Robert R. Hit of Illinois. as
vice president. A compulsory primary
election law and a civil service law for
the state are favored.
The vote on the adoption of the re-
port was unanimous.
Candidates for governor were named
as follows:
Frank O. Lowdeu. Charles IT,
Z DiEeen. Rowland j. Hamlin- Eezpasiau
I Warner, Richard Yates and L. ".
+ Sherman.
Result Of Ballots.
10 nomination for governor had
+ been made up TO the fifth ballot which
stood: Yates 431, LoWdeu. 49s 1L-l65-
+ Deueen, $50 $50, Hamliu. 1l1- 5ler-
man. 56; Warner. "a $3.50 John
Pierce Of kewanee, 81 $3.50. Pierce
was placed In nomination after the Sec
Oud ballot had been taken.
On the seventh ballot the Adams
county delegation undertook TO start
a Yates stampede, but Cannon sup
pressed the demonstration by vigorous
use Of the gaveI, and the ballot rec
suited I'm practically no change.
On the ninth ballot the boilers iu the
New Alexander delegation returned ra
Yates and the Yates people started am
other demonstration which they re-
peated when Boone county gave their
candidate three votes. The roll Cau-
however. was without material change.
The tenth. eleventh. twelfth lEfr-
teenth and fourteenth ballots were i-
decisive.
The fifteenth ballot resulted
Yates. 1876. LOWdeu. s05 g--z. Derz-n.
a5l 9-22. HamIiu. III. Warner. 1855
Sherman. 5I- Pierce. ST.
AT 1928 D. IN. the convention took
recess until 10 "a. m. tomorrow