The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-05

church can confer upon hin,
II NC desires to enter politics : :
resign his apostleship and ~
sen upon equal footing with nnse:
rants If an apostle runs ~ q,
against q layman, Won knov ,
appsCie mas 3 great advantaof,
FRANK h. Nebeker OF Cae5, !
qeGlared that Eve out of ever
puplieana IN tho State would y
asked ,copfidentially, that Tho ~
Apostle Smootl to The Senate ~. ~.
Take. 1.-The Republicans - NJ
are our enemies. We are nof
an assault on the church. and y
no lnslnuatlon here that the cE
done wrong. We do saw. hoyvas
5moot did wrong when he rs,
Senate. | would not mind sfr5 .
the words relating TO The ccn .
OUT think the remainder shoT >
manfully." 2!
Clark Cracks joke. q z.
J. b. Clark OF Utah eountyf,I
ground that the Demoerstic =,
not Know any chuTce in fine A.
ne objected to any mentief = Z
church.
At this point IN the nroc. }. ?
nePpy thought struck l. 6. Tn !,
Cscbe county, and he moved, /,
Vlous question, but before IN 9,
was put b. n. G. Stott Of Tiiss
county was permitted 10 saw
words, was a violation of tn s'
Iha constitution crept in trsuI
ror on the part OF the suh-esIa
the committee itself not hav =
Spch a recommendation. I'D"
D. h. Moyle then arose and :.
the convention would stultifr rll
1t struck cut the entire claust II
Mr.. Ihoreson g motion prsyE-l
the amendment providing Tor =
ing out or everything aTter na
- observance OF the SANS. ~
and lost The motion to eIi1< Z 4
words, was in violation of :
OF the Constituticn,' wes tha,z q
earned by an overwhelming vsre
bert L. Olsen then moved Aha -
De inserted for the public owl ,, ;,
public utilities, which prevss !.
the report as amended was adts,
unanimous vote. IA
Harris Is Pleasing, y :
Nominations for Represa,- /,
Congress are now IN order. - !,
King announced and tishe
emerging from the wings of y 9
was recognized. Mr.. harris q
an ovation. Mr., Harris then, :,
he had been so deeply inteyesr :,
proceedings of the . ouartslt !,
cratic conference that hesh;zsr
ten most .ot the things that ~
tended TO say; " But he !. =
am mere for the purpose OF |. u.s q
2 candidate for Congress. !. -
King has said, this is time
purgation. ] don't know thu. i
understand the msanine OF trE
but Judge King used il, and J
it IS not 2 bad word. I su's-l
al know who ! an, going to = !.
and he is already nominated ~ -
hearts. When / was g boy
think OF the kind of man " Or
well represent a State In Coz u,
thought ne ought TO be q mafZsst
legal knowledge, g man Of wid s.y
and 2 man who could forciE Tll sa
any Of the great questions -
continuously demanding pulst.'
ton. I did not think he sd i !
man or infinite silence. >" ay
Here Mr.. Harris was intern "
roar CT laughter and IT was = g
before he could proceed. W.
was again restored he contil, -
was not referring to our pre- y
gressman. 7 like him; he is ns-G.,
but ! do not think he is ths ia
represent this State in CongFe Assl
Judge Powers Named |. y !
Nr. Harris then presented ~
Of Judge o. ". Powers, andE L
went wild. Hats wei =
into the air and it was severe g
before business could be :. =
via. r
Bishop Maxwell, neighbour y;
Powers and g prominent Morg .,
remarked that the Judge Z,
ward and he desired to second sral
nation. From all over the : q
lions that the Judge bs nom : - !,
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