The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-26
AMERICANS WILL
ORGANIZE SUMMIT
First Mce.-lg Will Be Held in
Park City OH 0c-
tGber 3.
SPECIAL TRAIN WILL
BE RUN TO CLOUD CITY
Requests Pour in From All Over
the State for Americans
to 0rgaHize.

The American party will be organized
In Summit county. The first meeting
will be held IN the Dewey opera house
in Park City, Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober 3. A special train will be run
from Salt Lake There will be good
probably accompany the speakers.
This is the first move of the Ameri
cans to organize the State. Ever since
the Smootite church Republican State
convention turned the American hag
down, there has been a cry from all over
the State for the Americans to organize
the party in tho several counties There
are hundreds of members of the two old
parties in Utah who are disgusted with
the church Republicans and the church
Democrats. and are anxious To cast their
lot with the Americans.
The action of the church Republican
State convention in killing the Harring-
ton resolution, which declared against
the union of church and State, and also
unalterable opposition TO high eccleslasts
holding political Office, has shown that
the hierarchy proposes to continue ITS
grip upon the State and under guisc of
Republican and Democratic parties
maintain the strangle hold on the peo-
pie of Utah.
People who have come TO Salt Lake
since 1890 will recall how easily $4,000
when Moyle and Richards dissolved and
disbanded the Peoples party and de-
clared the members Democrats.
What was done then on the order of
The hierarchy is being done now under
the same order, but the eyes of the peo-
pie have opened There is a rebellion
against the tyranny of the band of
twenty-six, and a desire for political
freedom.
This accounts for the appeal from all
over the State which comes daily to
American headquarters TO organize the
several counties.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Woman s Auxiliary will be held al the
South Sixth East street, Thursday, atf2
O'Clock p. m. As important business
will be transacted, . large attendance
is desired. MRS, SAM RANDOLPH,
Secretary.
Chairman Cunningham of the church
County Democratic committee has APP
pointed the following as members of the
executive committee; J ohm DerD, James
H. Moyle. Richard p. Morris, Charles \,
Quigley, Thomas Marioneaux, Frank B,
STEPHENS, Mrs John 3. Reid, Mrs. Anna
Meier, Rulon S. Wells, Henry c. Lund,
Ashby Snow, Fisher Harris, w. II. Dale,
Louis Z. Iverson, y. ". Moffatt, W. j.
Horne. Pearl A. Hill, Joseph Z. Caine,
John S. Critchlow.
The church Democratic executive
committee of the church Democratic
State committee will meet Thursday
evening at the Office Of Chairman Mar
tineau. AT this meeting the plans as
promulgated by Apostle Smoot for the
church Democratic State convention will
be ratified. Apostle Smoot was in Salt
Lake Tuesday. II is understood that he
gave orders TO have Judge William ii.
King chosen as temporary chairman or
the conventions Judge II. II, Rolapp
for Judge of the Supreme court, and
Judge Orlando W. Powers for Congress.
The permanent chairman of the conven-
tion was not named, as advices from the
hierarch, who is in New York, have
been delayed.
At a meeting Of the Salt Lake county
American committee. held at American
party headquarters IN the Cullen hotel,
Tuesday night, the committee was or
ganized by the election of j. h. Darmer
as chairman, S. 2. Armstrong as secre-
tary, and G, r. Cleaveland as treas
urer. The chair was authorized to Sc
lect committee Of FIVE to act as an
executive committee in connection with
the chairman and secretary. These APP
pointments will be announced in a day
or two. a plan of campaign was out
lined that will require the earnest en-
deavor of every active member of the
American party from the beginning of
the campaign until and including the
day Of election.
Bill Glasmann, by the grace of Snoot
and Howell postmaster of Ogden, will
assume charge of the Ogden post
Office on Sunday evening, September 80,
at 6 'clock, and will be relegated to
official life, until such time as he is re-
moved, losing his Opportunity for
pernicious interference in political af-
fairs only as he may pursue the
underground. 1t is explained that Glas-
mann has not changed his mind, and
that his enforced early assumption Of
the Office was contrary to his desires,
as he recently stated that he would not
assume the Office until after the fall
election. He wanted, he said, two
months to stump the State IN behalf Of
the church Republican party, but the
executive order stood in his way,
At Provo it is different. Smoot' 8 post
master there pays no attention to execu-
tive orders.
Postmaster Glasmann also got busy
in other lines. He removed Fred Dal.
ton as assistant postmaster of the .
QEH OHlGej anu GpDOlhleu hUlA5
Garner, who was displaced some months
ago for Fred Dalton, to the place. a
grateful public extends blessings TO the
authorities of the Postal department
who have made it impossible for Bill
10 indict himself as a stump speaker.
The committee of fifteen, appointed
by the so-called Independents in the
church Republican party, Will probably
find itself hailed before the court be
fore the present campaign is over, or
the charge of cruel and unusual punish
ment- The fact is that this committed
has prepared a campaign against the
Smoot machine that is nothing short
of diabolical. 1t viii be remembered
that some time ago so-called Independ
ends, within the church Republican
ranks, held q meeting and declared
against 'machine politics Promi
nent in this coterie was Stephen n
Love. So prominent was Mr. Love il