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

SSANAAS 49,.
The men on the ticket with Governor
osborne are above reproach and in evers
instance they were named unanimously
amid cheers. Judge Samuel T. Corn Is
loved and respected wherever known. He
= now justice OF the supreme court of
Wyoming and will he retained r. S. Tai
la1erro, the candidate for congress. is d
splendid camDaigner and will visit every
community of the state before election
day. Wyoming Democrats swear by Tai
iaferro
Horace c. Aleer of Sheridan county.
who was honored with the nomination Cor
treasurer. is no less distinguished than
his running mates He is wealthy
banker and real estate man OF the eX-
treme northern part of the state and was
his party's candidate for governor IN 1875
and made good run.
George #. Beck Of Big Horn county.
John l.. Murray Of Cheyenne and 4. D.
Quinn of Evanston, the three candidates
for presidential electors. are all men OF
affairs, standing high in the business cir
cles of the state and all Democrats
Able State Chairman.
The good work of the convention in
naming the ticket was capped by the
Hamm of Evanston as chairman of the
state committee.
The committee includes such men as
n. L Corthell of Laramie ". Dean Hays
OF MGlceiSt. Joseph II. ClduSt OF fNdh
Inns. 5. A. d. keister of Lander. Andrew
Kennedy of Buffalo, L. W. WarlaumOnt
Of Cheyenne, d. A Robertson of Cas-
per, j. NJ Labban of Sheridan. A r..
Stephenson Of Rock Springs and c. A.
Dorm of Evanston.
The convention was late il meeting To-
day because consent to run had not been
secured from Governor Osborne, and be-
cause Of this gloom prevailed. In spite
of this when the roll of committees was
called and Albany had yielded TO Uinta.
Attorney ]. {. Hamm placed Governor
Osborne in nomination in a sDiendld
speech that voiced the sentiments OF q
large majority of the Wyoming people
Cheered to the Echo.
The speech was cheered to the echo.
The protests Of Governor Osborne in the
chair were in vain and by rising vote
and amid great cheering he was declared
the nominee.
No finer tribute could have been paid
any man. A recess was taken after Gov
ernor Osbornes nomination and during
the recess pressure was brought TO bear
upon him from all parts of the state, from
Republicans as well as Democrats. with
the result that the threatened declinatiOn
did not come at the afternoon session.
The balance of the ticket was quickly
made uD Attorney Charles +. Blvden
burgh of Rawlins. In nominating T. s
TaliaferrO for congress pointed out the
fact that twelve years before today the
Democrats on that spot mad nominated
ticket that went 10 victory at the Vols.
Mr. Taieferro was named with "a great
cheer. The other nominations followed
and the work was completed before the
afternoon session closed.
The spirit that dominates the Demo-
Gratis al the close of their convention is
in striking contrast with the ratified CON
dition of the Republicans.
Eve m Democrat went home determined
10 do his utmost for the men who made
4 .ev,1
places on the ticket Some OF the dee
gates had made sacrifices IN attending
the convention coming 900 miles at big eA-
pense and loss Of time
Republicans Are Sore
Republican trouble has tao sources.
Chatterton was beaten for governor and
Brooks won by the worst exhibition of
machine politics ever seen in the state.
The use Of money was fragrant: the con-
YentiOn was a farce As result Repub-
licans everywhere are in revolt and it
needed but the nomination of Osborne 20
insure Democratic victory.
The second source Of trouble is Jesse
W Crosby one oe the candidates for
presidential eleeter. Crosby,s polygaln-
Gus relations nave been made known TO
the people OF Wyoming. The RepulSican
committee has failed 10 act in the mat
ter for fear. no doubt. Of losing the heavy
Mormon vote in Big Horn county.
Crosby is still on the ticket and gives
no sign Of resigning. and the party knows
pot what 10 do The Democrats discussed
the matter in their committee on resolu-
tions. bur decided 70 let the Republicans
settle their own problem. There are many
indications tonight pointing to Demo
cratic victory in Wyoming; The Demo-
cratic editors tonight organized the Dem
ocr; tic State Press club by electing VIII
Reid of Rawlins. president PARK {, Hays
of Casper secretary. and j. Z. I'M OF
Rock Springs. :. A. ID. keister Of Lander
and NJ. Il Merrill OF WheatanG on the
executive committee.