Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-06
n. uenchmen Dust Regularly
rleoted Delegates and Give
Seats to Their Own Tools
TWO TICKETS ARE LIKELY
,,., ,s Very Bitter-Fight for Con-
,o, If Party-Appcal VIII Finally
BE Made 10 the Courts.

.,al committees anu duJOu'' 'O" ="
calnn Mckinley, who made such
sreetacle of himself at Twin Falls
4 seIected as chairman by the Du-
.ls,.,s and II. Constan or Shoshone
annty as temporary secretary.
,,oording to the arrangement Of the
n,so,s controlled central committee
,So county delegates We're denied seats
A norticlpate in the preliminary organ
q nation: Dubois delegates from the
a t-a,,Seast we're given seats in the pre-
S. e.,ui,ary organization. Protests were
la Al every step taken by the Du-
& t-Is crowd to lay the foundation for
4 an anneal to the supreme court Argu-
,ris and evidence will be submitted
safore the credentials committee and
strorc effort made to secure justice;
q ssbt will be made on the floor of the
oonyentlon In case the legally elected
8 5segates from any county are denied
4 ssots the regular Democrats will walk
8 ont and organize the Democratic party
OF idaho .,,r,,,s
Committees were named as follows:
Cndentals-Bannock p. b. Ruedel-
man. Bear Lake, ID. a. Anderson; Cas-
sa J. B. Hit; Bingham, A T. Ryan;
custer, A. T. Gilgore; Blaine, c. II.
Harvey, Gilmore, Carl a. Davis; Boise
P. ]. smith; Fremont, K. r, Hopkins;
BannooR j. Il. McDuff: Idaho, A. II.
Parker; Canyon, w. II. Thorp; Koo-
Walker; Lemhi A. Kinzie; Nez Perez.
g. W Tannahil oneida, william
Burke; Owyhee, w. Rock; Twin Falls,
SP. ]. Holohan; Washington, It. L.
4 Smith.
& Order Of Business--Bannock, William
Mitchell; Bear Lake, ID. A. Anderson;
B Bingham, ~ Just; Blaine William
Whey Boise, l.. X. Walter; Bonner
5. E. Riggs; Canyon. j. l.. Swell;
Cassia, }. b. Hit; Custer. Bert Bas-
com; Elmore. William Fountain; FREE
mont, f w. Ross; Idaho, Mr.. Malta
Il dough- Kootenai, A. A. Darltnell; La
nh william Hunter; Lemhi, D. a.
Dali; Lincoln, H. Locklin; Nez Perez,
wv Mitchell; Oneida, william Burke;
0Wyhee NJ Rock; Shoshone, NJ. ].
LHck; Twin Falls. Joseph Black;
Washington. w. Adams.
Resolutions-Bannock II. w. Locke
shart Bear Lake, d. a. Anderson;
Bingham, Fred. Moseley; Blaine, b.
Bowersrock; Boise, NJ. Cathsart; Bon
ner, S. II. Donnelly; Canyon, n. Bates;
Cassia, j. b. Hill; Custer, NJ. b. Kill
coma. Elmore, w. c. Smith; Fremont,
+ W. Ross; Idaho, V. W. Brown:
KoOtenai, Earl Sanders; Latah, j. w.
l.ewelyn; Lemhi. w. c. Whitewell;
Lincoln, O. r. Snyder; Nez Perez, f. E.
Fogg. oneida. William Burke; Owyhee,
] T. Dicken; Shoshone,V. c. S. Moody;
Twin Falls, Glenn Mckinley; Wash
1gon, Frank Harris.
,,r%r,.rN MOI, tNrrDnIG
(By Associated Press)
Wallace. Ida, Aug. 1.-THE Democra-
tic state convention, after parfecting a
temporary organization this morning,
in which at least half the convention
took no part except to enter formal
protest against each step of the pro-
ceedings for the purpose of contesting
In the courts of the state for possess
sion of the party name. and adjourning
until 3 this afternoon, met at that hour,
adjourned until o'clock, at which
tine another adjournment was taken
until 10 o'clock tomorrow, the ADJOURN
nents being necessary on account OF
The inability of the credentials commit
Tee to report.
At a late hour tonight the credentials
committee concluded its hearing on five
contested counties. Four were decided
lin favor Of Senator Dubois faction by
mseating regularly elected delegates
from the so-called Mormon counties;
1.-The NTH, Ada county, the largest in the
state and numerically the strongest in
4 the convention, being decided in favor
Of the regular, or anti-Dubois dele
gates The vote on all contested dele
cations stood II to . in favor of the
pDublls delegates, except In the case of
4 Ada county, which stood IL TO 10
Hagalnst him. This, however, gives Sem
5ator Dubois n small majority of the
y convention, unless some of his former
Z Supporters desert, of which there APP
pears To be little ground for belief Tho
7anu Dubois delegates, counting the
2contested counties, have majority
&of rs, aud all OF whom have signed Il
aNIitten agreement TO stand as a unit.
&ftih contend they win not abide by tho
n ullns Of the credentials committee, but
~ that report is adopted by the conven-
&llon they will retire and nominate Il
separate ticket.
"a Both factions are favorable to Bryan,
&ahd an effort viii be made TO get tho
y anne presidential electors upon both
"A okels though there is strong proba-
Nnlllty that this may not succeed. When
Nme convention meets tomorrow there
MU be a hard fight on the floor of
f. N"lN 'Hl4pN 10 modify the report Ol
Ehe credentials committee before sep
kHfallou occurs, thus avoiding two con-
lehuoNs The anti Dubois faction
Eaaries the Dubois faction with
lslng the machinery of the
2.4'% in seating both delegations for
4 Ae purpose OF retaining control OF the
fwh'ehlion and that tho only reason
Aua county was deprived OF vote
H. l'Nminary organization was To
yp,th,i This program. They charge
Ilu' having been able 10 seat sufficient
Wh% delegations 20 insure control. the
ED1Ip'H people now are willing 10 give
RAga county It's rights
lnt Dubois faction charges that II
"aa llO anti-Dubois faction which in
H ausulalrd bogus contests The princl-
KY ohalge against Ada county was
u1i some Of it's delegates prosecuted
Il contest against Senator Dubois AT
D,nNer Openly tho contest hinges
|,PNn the Mormon question, Dubois
threatening 10 dlsfranchse the Nor
uu' oI the state, but In reality tho
oiW'l 's admitted 10 be one for CON
'i the party machinery. MANY
| IlINe Democrats Of the party are
sn'0 upon each side OF the contro-
which has grown intensely BIZ
H. nll with little danger Of a repetl-
WI. l oi me riots Of the Twin Falls CON
ysr ''N which elected delegates 10 D>n-