Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02
|apE TO GET DELEGATION.
;. .,,., Among Leaders, However, In
matt. q Preference for Lawyer
Over Nevspaperman.
,nxe CONVENTION CANDIDATES.
III At Iastmctiug Delegation for
F.,rst-lf That is Done There Will
Be Strong Resistance

a, Utah Democrats favor Judge
|p,ysr, lawyer, or William Randolph
unr,. newspaper publisher, for the
,.ddency Of the United statesY
mis- /, a question that is in process
=, ,omulation, II indeed, II has not
,Ir,ay been formulated. 1t is a ques-
-, tao that will doubtle,s have to be
answered in the very near future. The
,,,on /, that Hearst advance agents
Az actively at work In most II not all
| d the counties Of the state The
rachluery is supposed to have been
s,rtsd BY National Committeeman D.
| q Dunbar who arrived here from chi
afo some weeks ago, with, II Is claim
n Instructions In the premises.
NJ date, however, the leaders OF the
uny have been very wary of any
apn expression or endorsement. Do
| XIV lean towards Hearst? Apparently
no. many Of them. VIII they do SO
When the state convention meets!
hrhaps some OF them will. In fact a
runber Of them will do 40. But from
4, petty careful canvass by representa-
|hrs Of the Deseret News 1t seems
|dtu that Judge Parker Is regarded
|Nrh greater favor than the wealthy
|ypng editor who has a chain or great
|nEspaeS stretching across the con-
Trent sounding his praises and fitness
/ NJ The exalted position,
,Nsrpt,crroN TAIK
l'sihuNlloN lain
l..'l sas hrS, .o nay p s,a'ed
10 Instruct the Utah delegates for Mr.,
Hearst That may be done but II II Is
done there will be as merry a war In
|ne convention as the Republicans are
|npected TO have when the Kearns and
sutherland forces meet each other In
|Alle array al their state gathering In
|hl, city on the Sth inst, and who
doubts that there will be a royal clash
y arms on that occasion, unless there
. complete capltulation on the part OF
|lAe senior senator's supporters, for 1t
u apparent TO every observer Of po-
|iuta events that the ex-congressman
sno nls TRENDS have outpointed the
'nsI lacuon OF the party In every re-
enl move, They are modest about It,
u:on Of % poltcal bessism n' in n tSs,r fe a.
Ny and against the other fellow--a le-
t , natural, and to-be'expected
, ',.se " undesirable imported
n''n0as'
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATEs
~. ,..,.,n,,
p. srs PROBABILITIES are that ex-senator
/. . S,.. WIN De CHOSEN unanimously as
cs sv,.sass 70 lne democratic national
nm rT'' ssn,n. Ex-senator Frank D. Can
nm Mo- "o.','al OF ihe party IN Utah,
y =. ,, nave similar honor conferred up
y. ", IVA o'ner names that are talked OF
N,b4lsr e r Us eN,s'S.e Senator Aquila
whlimona H,a E W" ro"e,s' usuIse
b n Poh.,,, 'uHss W "a, klhg'
ju,,. " ~ Judge II, T. Henderson,
n Nov y, >, Vsrlaan and Hons. James
Ihatchsr n o,, ~ Mart'neau and Moses
IHss!ay Il not EN- entirely HS'Ssa chosen w frO SS
AmOhg the names given above
WHERE THEY sTANn
I,on,,,, ''"i BLAND
Ia, il a. az 20 Where these men stand,
h. na A. not whom they would vote in
sp H One 4. OF tAem cared to express an
4, iTD, ~ the s., subject except to give
, should be i nom STrSSSer H RST S"t
sSa, o. wrongly il Is quite generally generally,
.annon and Memo pSe,lnocratiC circles that
's,hsr proba dIu INA, mat It Is possible. or
\ qnrytI nlHiUao y that Powers would not
lA'nssUD " WIEN lon, IN the same boat. But
lV1r Of tho ny..t "t sldnuH at tnlS