Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-24

All three state chairneu were In
their Offices at work on platforms pol
icies and campaign literature Hon. O.
j. Salisbury performed his first official
ac, as head Of The Republican CAM
psign today when he called in a group
| Of party workers for consultation At,
] ,. m. The group was selected dis
. iincly along a certain line. and in fact
! was composed almost wholly Of the old
/ executive committee. which OFFICIALLY
( Was dead upon the resignation OF
/ chairman Hammond. While the pur-
| pose oi The conference this afternoon
was NOT given out ID b. evidently 10
decide upon "a new executive committee
ana 10 plan ON ways and means 10 make
winning campaign in the state. as
wei dS Go concentrate the party COM
trol within the state committee.
Al Democratic headquarters Secy.
Clark u hard al work. he announces
that Thursday evening next the newly
appointed executive committee and fin
anct committee named by Chairman
Maruueau viii assemble -rhe Herald
building offices 10 plan a campaign
policy and discuss other imp0rtant
questions. lie also says that headquar-
ters viii De- opened during convention
week IN tho Wilson hotel. 50 that am
visitors will ind a ready welcome. al
location east 10 pick out
Chairman Darmer seems % be Tho
brains Of both the county and state
American party campaign He was
head over heels In the work an day to.
day and gives Il out that there viii
be plenty doing every DAY from now !.
election. as Il is the plan 10 wage the
most vigorous kind Of a publicity cam
paign. The Ladies Auxiliary viii be
IN charge Of a mass meeting at head
quarters 20 assemble IN rooms $3.50 II
the Cullen hotel this evening. The
drum corps VIII he on the street, adj
verusing 10 before the hour set. To-
morrow evening the county committee
VII meet TO plan FOR more fireworks.
and after that regular meetings viii be |
set till election day.
The Republican league win soon be
organized with bylaws and a declara. |
ton OF principles. It's announced pur- |
pose Is % build Up the party. not hy |
any revolution. but by n conservative /
evolutionary growth. Just now its |
plan is 90 try and bring into activity 1
within the party an element which has
become indifferent, and it is declared /
u VIII never 90 in % make states. hack
certain candidates. or control votes.
but merely 20 advance certain princl-
pies which will be announced IN It's
declaration. One member IN speaking
OF radical policies declared Saturday
that II was easy 70 start prairie Are
but mighty hard to get Il out. and that
they weren't IN the prairie Ere bust
ness The committee named By Presl-
dent :. II. Love 20 draw up the by
Laws and resolutions r. as follows.
George n. Lawrence, chairman; w A.
Lee, A, Il, Irvine, s. A. Stanford. Cal
s. Buckwalter. II. A. Smlth.A. s Relser,
Farley p. Christensen, John James and
Jacob Greenewald, al from the city:
u. o. Rideout, Draper: Z. J. Morgan.
NH Creek A. V. Anderson. Bingham:
y. N. Haish, Murray George Reed.
Pleasant Grove
The advisers 20 State Chairman Mar
tineau have been al last selected, and
viii begin their work Thursday even.
lng, when the hrst meeting Is called.
on the executive committee are The
party members:
james II. Moyle. Simon Ramberrer.
William II. King, Henry p. Henderson.
Richard p. Morris, John Dern. Robert
w. Sloan, Frank q. Stephens, Mathonl-
bah Thomas VIII O, Farrell w. W.
Ray. Joseph =. Caine. A. y. Mckay.
Thomas =. Thomas. Joteph w. string
fellow. Bernard J. Stewart. G. 81.
Nielsen George A. whitaker and /
Horace n. Cummings N snlt Lake
Flank X. Nebeker and I. 6. Thoressn
~ logan
r, n. johnson and Daniel Ramef %
ogden
William n. Roylhnee ami Thomas y.
Taylur ~ Provo.
Ferdinand ErleAsea Of ~. TlosnnL
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