The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-04
DOUBTFUL AS TO
SUPREME JUDGE.
Democrats Have Not Yet
: Agreed on Candidate for
Nomination.
POWERS BY RECLAMATION
WILL BE UNANIMOUS CHOICE
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
POWERS BY RECLAMATION

Judge Orlando W. Powers will prob
ably be nominated for congressman by
reclamation at the Democratic state
convention, which will begin it's DELHI
erations at the Salt Lake theatre at 10
O'Clock this morning. No other name
has been mentioned for this place on
the ticket. and there is no prospect that
any will be.
The nomination for supreme Judge is
still in doubt. Judge II. II. Rolapp of
Ogden could have the nomination by
reclamation If he would accept, but
his private practice is making such de-
mands on him that he feels he cannot
make the sacrifice TO run. Several
names were suggested by delegates
yesterday, among them r. n. Baskin
former justice Of the supreme court,
and Samuel w. Stewart former Judge
of the Third district court. Both are
residents of Salt Lake
The convention will be called to order
by Chairman Lyman r Martineau He
VIII Introduce James n. Moyle as tenn
porary chairman, and Mr.. Moyle will
preside over the morning deliberations
In the forenoon there will be speeches
and the appointment of the customary
OrSanlZa-
ton, on platform and on credentials
The convention will then, in all prob
ability, take a recess until afternoon in
order TO give the committees a chance
TO meet and make UP their reports. The
nominations will be made in the after
noon.
Numbers of delegates arrived yester-
day, and many Of them came to the
headquarters in room 200 of the Wilson
hotel. There Chairman Martineau. Sec
rotary John +. Clark Stephen H
Lynch and other local Democrats were
on hand TO meet the visitors The
headquarters were packed last evening
with delegates from all over the state
who were exchanging notes. Their gen.
eral tone was bright and hopeful.
we are going TO carry Willard coun-
~ this fall" said DR.. T. o. Duckworth
of Fillmore. james A. Melville will
undoubtedly be nominated for repre-
sentative. and he will be elected and
the outlook is splendid for the county
ticket / have met a number of Repub-
licans who have told me they were
with us this year. The drift is all Dem
ocratic.'
p. F. Luke Of Orangevile said the
Democrats would make great gains in
Emery county, and former Representa-
tive d. II. Morris of ST. George. who
came i'm with Bishop James Andrus
and William S. Perkins from the same
place. spoke i'm a similar strain of
Washington county. G. A. Robertson
of Moab said Grand county would be
all right this fall.
Judge Ferdinand Erickson. w j.
Stewart, J. w. Cherry and ]. B. Chris
Jensen of Mt. Pleasant and Jacob Isstad
of Manti and John Frandsen of Mo-
rOni were among the Sanpete county
visitors. They reported the Republi-
G.-1.s
feeling strong against the SmOot ma
chine, and the chances good for the
Democrats, i'm spite of the fact that
Sanpete has a normal Republican ma
jority.
"In the southern part of the state
there is a strong and growing feeling
against the SmoOt machine said ]. F.
Gibbs of MarySvale. 81 speak of Nor
mon Democrats and of a large number
of Mormon Republicans. The result of
his mixing in politics has been serious
TO the state and to the people and
there is a genuine revolt agains the
methods used by him and his 8
ates. The remedy for all this Il De
is in the Democratic party, an lhe
people are realizing it more and -fe.' -
John Welsh of Park City declared
the Democrats would carry Summit
county this fall There is strong DEM
ocratic trend all over the county. H.
Covey of Smithfeld said the Demo-
Gratis had put up an excellent ticket in
Cache county, and would be in line
with a victory this fall.
Thus came the reports from all over
the state. and the delegates will so into
the convention today buoyed with op-
timism over the prospects, especially on
the county tickets, beginning with Salt
Lake county.
Among the others from outside the
city who registered at headquarters
were the following: Judge ]. B. Miner,
Provo; J. A. Ross, Joseph H. n.
Hayes, Richfield: c.. H. Anderson. Mon
roe; former Representative r. McKin-
non Randolph; l.. Lisonbee, Monroe;
T.. w. Berry, George Smith, Park City;
j. w. Cherry ]. b. Christensen, Mt.
Pleasant; Hyrum Hayball, Frank K.
Nebeker Wesley Jaques, William Ed
ward, Joseph Wilson, Logan.
j. II. Mace of Benjamin, Utah coun-
~. is a new recruit from Republican
ranks.
I'VE are going to carry Shoots own
county this fall he said. People are
getting tired of the Utah county ma
chine. and there are many accessions
to the Democratic ranks / am only
one of the former Republicans who will
vote the Democratic ticket this fall
The Woman's Democratic club of
Salt Lake held a meeting in the county
headquarters in the Atlas block yester-
{ day afternoon to arrange for the en-
: tertainment of the visiting women dele
gates. Mrs. j. y. Reid presided at the
meeting, and there was a large attend
ance. There are between forty and
fifty women delegates to the conven-
ton. and the club decided to give them
a luncheon at Franklin's at the close of
the afternoon session of the convention.
The women will gather at the Theatre.
and will go from there to the luncheon.
Appeals TO Reason.
The Democratic county committee got
out yesterday for circulation a. card which
instantly gained wide circulation. The
card says: