The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-10
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from above salt Lake. City. two below
and two from the city
Cries of .'uo, and other expressions
Of disapprovaf went up from all sia4s
Of the theatre.
a. ~. jackson of sale Lake county
declared the amendment out of order
contending the convention could not
dictate from what sections Of the state
the. delegates are % be selected
The chair held the amendment was
not out Of order, but tie convention
overruled him.
Charles Burton of Garfield county,
moved THAI The delegates vote for SIX
nominees. and that "a majority OF the
votes OF the convention elect eeVefal
other suggestions were Followed Dy one
from Ferd Erickson of Sanpete county,
which was adopted, that the six dele
votes be declared elected, provided
they AN received tie majority of the
votes cast III necessary more than
one ballot should be taken.
Nominations Are Made.
Joshua Greenwood OF Willard county
made the first IiominatiOg speech. plae-
ing the name of George c. Whltmore
before the convention. III was received
With applause and a few CHEERS. moses
Thatcher OF Cache county nominated
Joseph M0nson of Cache.
s. sec0uding speech Followed Nheh
Chairman R0ylance announced that no
further sac0ndiug speeches would be
heard until after all the candidates had
been placed before the convention. Ihe
following men were then placed III
nomination.
Major samuel A. King, Utah county,
by John Evans, Utah county; former
Senator Frank j. Cannon, Weber Couu-
rs. whose name was loudly applauded,
by r. ID. Johnson. Weber county
Mr. Hutchinsous of Juab county,
moved that the rules be suspended and
that Senator Cannon be nominated by
reclamation. There was applause and
cries of emo" =. j. DAILY of Salt Lake
county, amended that the names Of
Senator Joseph J.. RaWlius of salt
Lake county, and Major King be
coupled to that of Senator Cannon
There were more cries Of no and ap-
G. L. Olson of Salt Lake county,
asked that Mr Whitm0re's name be
added also. The whole motion was
opposed from beginning TO the end
by R. w. Sloan OF Salt Lake county,
who said he did not like the 'wild-eyed
proceedings he added
Let's play fair ana be just"
Motion is Voted Down.
n ieIleE Oh tFlaA4 county DLEtEu a
substitute to lay the whole on the ta-
bile, and it carried with cheers.
Further nominations were made as
fellows Senator Simon Bamberger.
salt Lake county by MathOnihah
Thomas. Sewer county; John HalVer-
SON. salt Lake county, by John r..
Howell salt Lake county. a. r. Wee
ter summit county by Joseph al. Co
hen, salt Lake county Senator Joseph
Caine, salt Lake county, Martin L.
AIulvey. salt Lake county, by Fisher
Harris. salt Lake county, j. r. Barnes,
Davis county, 10y Alr. Fisher of Davis
county. Mrs. j. FeWs0n Smith. salt
Lake county, by Fred Dern, salt Lake
county, George Billings. San Juan
county by j. r. LeJcher, san Juan
county. j. III. Kidd, Salt Lake county,
10y Judge H. 2 Henderson, salt Lake
county
Secoudiug speeches were as follows
George e.. WhiJmOTe by ID. III, Morris
OF Washington county. simon BAN
berger by Thomas Green, salt Lake
county. Martin u. Muivey By T.. NJ
Jackson and Daniel C0llet, Salt Lake
county; Major King by a Weber cOun-
Is man. A. Il. WeeJer by Mr.. Nc
Donald of WasatCh county; George
Billings by a Uintah county delegate
Joseph Monsou by AQuila Nebeker Of
Cache county. every candidate by Mr.
Kirkendahl of Juab county; George @.
WhirmOre by 1IT. ThOresen Of Cache
county,
When Chairman Roylance notified
the Delegates to prepare their ballots
there was the usual scene of disorder,
delegates calling the names of their IA
vorite candidates, the throwing of bal
lots I'm the air, and two selections by
Held's band.
It was an hour and five minutes from
the time the last secOndiug speech was
made until the result of the ballot was
announced. The latter was followed 10y
prolonged cheers
Lovey Is Elected
Then came the nominations of alter
mates. The six were nominated by ac-
clamatiou. The hrst name placed be-
fore the convention was that of Alan
J.. Lovey caTt0UnisJ ON The Herald
At the conclusion OF the nominating
speech by Senator Frank j. Cannon OF
Weber county. George j. BIair's mo-
ton that the nomination be by accla-
nation was carried with cheers anC
applause.
Ia placing Mr.. Lovey's name before
the convention, Senator Cannon said:
III has Eeeu very enjoyable duty fo
me as chairman winch position j au
very soon 10 lay down. but before dOlul
So I wish to nominate Alan J., Lovey.
name him now SO that YOU can enjoy 10
When Democracy was Dropping who wa
DO that made as feel as though We were ol
earth agaluZ Alan LOEeE- the CaTL00liSl
j Thought that YOU had all gone 10 tn
Republican party until saw Alan "a
Luvev's cartoon OF sm0ot iu Chicago
when We have been ouWuhearted. VIII
has cheere4 us, The earJooulst, and WIN
81 better man than the CaTCuUulst or TN
salt Lake HeraIi2 You have been nom
mating from an kinds of people here. Du
one Jf the best C3urtu2tuts of the Demo
cratic party are the representative q
the Press club, the men who have attend
ed all the conventions and have reporte
Ehc Republicans from kepubilca
standpoint and the Democrats from
Democratic standpoint He has WOrke
for the Democratic party and his salar
club got that or, j didn't He has bee
here eight wears and he came here Zoe
cause he Thought that Utah was bette
than California and he likes Utah bette
and DE is entitled 90 be called one @
Ttah's sons. ] nominate Alan l.. Love
OF salt Lake City
other Nominations Made.
A. r.. Weeter was then named by Jo
seph ~. Cohen. and the nomination
was made unanimous. r. j.. Davis o
Box Elder county came next. LOllOWe
by Mrs u. j. ID. ROuudy. salt LAX
county. whose name was proposed b
Judge s0mmer, When DC Was propose
that both of them be nominated by ac
cIsmauon a motion including Mrs. j
Fewsou Smith of salt Lake county wa
not opposed. and the three wen
through with a Who0p. Mr.. Morris O
Washington county nominated John II
Barnes Of Davis county. and he wa