The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-22
SMOOT ORGAN IS
CALLED ON CARPET
Denounced By the SmOOtite
State Central Committee;
Policy DisapprOved.
STRONG RESOLUTION ON
SUBJECT Is ADOPTED
James I. Hammond Is Selected
Chairman to Succeed Z. S.
Marshal Spry.

Harmony in big chunks character
lied the meeting Of the Church Repub
lican State committee on Tuesday
one dissenting vote:
Resolved That It bs the sense Of the Stnte
Central committee to dsapprove Of the pol
Icy OF tho Intermountain Republican and
that II must change and support tho Re
of, and the chairman is hereby authorized
TO submit these resolutions TO the manage
mcnt of said paper and instruct tho man
agcmont TINT tho paper must pursue n policy
TINT shall be directed by the State commit
tee or the chairman OF the committee.
Tire of the Yoke.
the alleged Republicans Of Utah. Tired
of the chain which Smoot has placed
around their necks are the followers
of the apostle in Utah. Tired Of the
frothings of copperhead are the Re
publicans of Utah, Tired Of Smoot and
Spry and Callister and Fussy Jimmy
are the men who thought they were
Republicans in Utah. Their eyes are
opened at last. Here is the gang they
see who are filing the Federal Offices
in Utah, viz.
spry, William. U. s. Marshal, Nor
oallister, Ed (curly), U. S. Collector
Internal Revenue, Mormon.
Thomas, Arthur, Postmaster, Salt Lake,
Jack Mormon, tool of the hie-
rarchv.
Booth, Ifyrum E., U. s. Attorney,
Jack Mormon and all-around
fawner and cringer of the church
crowd.
Anderson, James H, (Navajo Jimmy,
Chief Deputy Collector Internal
Revenue, Mormon, and man who
poses as the especial friend Of
President Roosevelt.
Smoot, Reed, Apostle of l.. d. S. Church,
representative of the hierarchy,
iindorser of Polygamists, traitor to
his country by his own sworn tes-
timony; claims TO be mouthpiece
of Almighty God and the Presi-
dent OF the United States, and
boss of the alleged Republican
party in Utah.
Howell, Joseph, Mormon, Representa-
tive in Congress from Utah; spon-
sor for Bill Glasmann of Ogden;
abject tool of the hierarchy.
Sutherland, George, Apostate Gentle,
junior representative of the band
of twenty-six in the United States
Senate; cringer and crawler and
servile tool of the hierarch.
And here is the man who represents
them at so much per:
Armstrong Leroy, Democrat from away
back, of the copperhead variety;
lived in county in Indiana which
Endorsed the rebels of the South
and denounced the Union soldiers;
imported into Utah to teach Re-
pubicans what Republicanism is
ial friend Of smoot, of Howell, OF
Sutherland and Joseph F. Smith;
never was a Republican, never
will be q Republican, could not be
Republican, would not be Re-
publican if he could; all-around
maligner Of reputable citizens at
30 much per, and editor Of the
Smoot organ, assisted by his fam
No wonder that the eyes Of the fol-
lowers of smoot, calling themselves
Republicans, have been. opened.
Committee Called to Order.
Yesterday at 1890 o'clock, in the
chief of which Office is Jack Mormon,
the chairman Of the Church Republican
committee called the State committee
to order. The following were present:
County Committeeman. Proxy,
Beaver ---- William Hurst Nv. F. Knox
Oacho H. Bullen, Jr,
Davis -.... j. n. Secrist
Emery William T. Fail. 70. Geo. Miller
JJg1b J,n :---.J A. Hyde ....... Henry Adams
Morgan ..-.Moroni Heiner
Rich w. K. Walton
ssnnsts ss1s ask'. Il Fred SnEeeyyo, WEsy My:on
Tooele L. L.. Baker
Utah .;... .Eph Homer
Masatch ~. ", Musser
Weber ---.-R- Kuohler
These counties were not represented,
viz, Box Elder, Carbon, Garfield, Iron,
Grand, Kane, Piute, San Juan, Sum,
init, Uintah,. Wayne and Washington.
OF the counties represented all but two
give maJorities for the hierarchy,
When, the gavel Of Chairman Spry
fell and the committee was in order
1T was discovered that the secretary
was absent. It was, stated by spry
that he was i'll, and R. Kuchler Of
Weber was chosen temporary secre-
tary.
". D. Livingston Of sanpete was
present With the proxy, of L. R. An
ready to knock Smoot in the head.
Livingston aspired to be United States
Attorney, but he was turned down by
the Smoot"Sutherland-H Howell outfit.
spry Talks of Harmony.
Chairman Spry delivered brief ad.
dress. He cited the harmony that ex-
listed among tho band Of twenty-six
and how the followers labeled Repub-
licans were In harmony with the TWEEN
ty-six. He told them that having been
chosen by Smoot and Sutherland and
Howell as United States Marshal and
approved by Roosevelt, he was under
executive order unable to remain a
member Of the committee, and he
therefore rendered his resignation The
resignation Of William McCrea as Sec
retary Of the committee, and also of
a. Fred Wey, were presented and all
were accepted. After the designations
and before the vacancies were filed
the question of a time and place for
holding the State convention was dis.
cussed. 1t was finally agreed to hold
it in Salt Lake City in the Salt Lake
II a. m, and a cali was ordered is.
sued.
Apportionment of Delegates.
The apportionment of delegates to
the State convention from the various
counties is based on ono delegate for