The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-16

ereign state It indicts the Republican
party, nationally and locally, for crime
Payne -Aidrich bill; II lndicts II for plec-
ing burdens upon the people. roboins
md .plundering and devournS In the pro-
| lection OF combines and the gTeat mo-
nopolies and trusts Of this republic. we
indict the Republican party for broken
pledges. for brazcn effrontery, for de-
pnrture from the great provisions OF the
constitutions for a subYerslon o. con.
stitutonal right, and for the pursuing OF
the policies that will ultimately destroy
though we may denominate IT republic,
We indict the Republican party OF Utah
for the same high crimes and misde-
meanors. We indict It for .debauching
a monstrous, wicked and corrupt political
machine and organization here. we IN
dict It for sitting indivdualism In this
| state. We indict II for crushing out the
ambitions Of bright. splendid young Re
publicans who would like TO take part
and have a voice In this great state. We
| indict 1t for everything that is monstrous.
and we commend IT for nothing
All for the Machine.
Its great slogan this time will be ''hur-
rah for the machine, hurrah for the fed
eral bunch; hurrah for the Payne tariff
BILL hurrah for the whisky Interests. =.
ran for hell" daughter and applause-)
| Now, my friends, I have detained you
too long, So let us from this mo-
(Cries Of Go on" "Glve us more.")
We have got much to do this after
(cry of Hit EN- from the shoulder.
Just wait until the campaign is on
and I will hit 'em from the shoulder
| Now, my friends. let us Tom this mo-
! ment concentrate our best efforts 10 the
renovation Of this state. Wouldn't IL
be a glorious thing 10 send back to d6n
gress n Democratic representative and a
Democratic senator and say to the peo-
pie of the nation, Utah has been re-
deemed from It's thralldom. II stands out
| a splendid and glorious Jewel upon the
bosom Of a recenerated and glorious. an
undying republic (Great applause.l
At the conclusion of the judges ad'
dress the applause was long prolonged
IT was an outburst such as has ever
been seen in Democratic convention
in Utah for many years. When order
was restored Secretary Tobin presented
the report Of the executive committee
of the state committee. naming the fol"
lowing temporary officers:
Temporary Officers.
Mrs. f. j. D. Roundy William Howard
Paul Carbon, j. G. M. Barnes, George
C, Whitmore, ]. R. Murdock, Alma
Greenwood, w. D, Roberts, John B
| Millner, w. C. A. Smoot, S. S. Jones
l.. O. Hoffman,
Secretary-Heber c.. Jex of Utah
county; assistant secretary, D. A. Swan
Of Salt Lake county,
Sergeant~at arms-Joseph Judd OF
Sanpete.
| Four handsome young ladies Of Provo
who compose the Shubert quartette
viz. Miss Boshard, Miss Worsley and
the Misses Jones, were introduced and
sang q medley. The young misses have
fine voices and their medley was splen.
didly rendered the conclusion being the
"Star.Spauglcl Banner In which the
audience Joined in the chorus, the big
audience standing while they sang, The
quartette was heartily applauded.
| On the motion OF A. B. Morgan OF
Utah county, committees were appoint
ed, viz: On credentials, one from each
county; on permanent organization and
order of business, one from each coun
| ty; on resolutions, three from Salt Lake
county, two each from Cache, Utah and
| Weber. and one each from the other
counties. An effort was made by j. r.
Letcher Of San Juan to amend the mo-
tion and cut down the number so that
the committee would not be unweildy
! but his amendment was voted down
Salt Lake county, with its usual mod
esty, had selected five members Of the
committee on resolutions and the con.
vention deciding that there should be
but three, the matter was referred to
Salt Lake county for adjudication. A
call of the counties resulted in the Sc
lection. The committee on resolutions
| follows:
Committee on Resolutions.
Beaver. F. Tolton.
| Box Elder d. Call.
Cache. l., r. Owen and l.. S, Carbon.
Caroon-L. o. Hoffman.
Davis-N. J. Porter
Emery-Willam Howard
.Grand-O w McKonky.
Juab-Georse c. Whltmore.
| 1ron-Not represented,
| Kane-Not represented.
MIllard-R. w King
| Morgan-Not represented.
Piute-Not represented.
| Rich-Not represented.
tineau. James II. Moyle, j. w, Burton
and S. r. Thurman,
San Juan-Miss Alice Reynolds and j
r, Letcher
sanpete-Judge Ferdinand Erickson.
| Sevier-Olof Nicholson.
Summit-Peter Clark.
| Tooele-R. D. Holiday
Utah-Jesse Knight and Herman
! Lemon.
Wasatch-J. II. Mcdonald
Washington-D. ". Morris,
| Wayne-Not represented.
Weber,. D, Johnson and ]. S. Brown
ing,
When the call of the roll was com.
pleted recess was taken until 8
o clock p. m.
Afternoon Session.
As is usual with conventions, the re,
cess taken until 'clock was prolonged
and it was 1922 clock before the con.
vention was again in order. During the
wait there were a number of animated
discussions in the convention hall over