The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-27
REPUBLICANS RENOMINATE JOSEPH
HOWELL AS UTAH'S REPRESENTATIVE

summit .s.,.. -
uintah .. o
Utah ,...s,-, 81
Wayne ,..... o o
! WaSatch ,.,. II o o
Washington go, s 0
Weber ....,. 80 2 20
Tooelc .. O
san Juan ..., o
| Juab ...s., II 0 o
Totals .....4 .4S4B 60 7lH
Mayor Glasmann, not nominated
| received one vote In Salt Lake coun
ty, and Love received two votes in
Weber county
Afternoon Session.
| The convention WAS called 10 order
by Chairman Smoot at $50 in the
, ness, but the order of business as
! proposed by the committee had to be
modified considerably TO get any.
thing done. and the rules were sus.
pended until they were nearly bro
ken, an adjournment being taken un.
til $50 in the evening. This was
done because the committee on plat.
form and resolutions sent word to
the convention that they would not be
ready TO report earlier than O'Clock
and that they would have to have
good luck" II they were ready at
that time
Immediately after the sounding OF
the Gavel on the table at $3.50 the
committee on permanent organization
and order OF business reported, rec
ommending that the temporary or
sanization of the convention be made
permanent; that the first order of
business for the convention be the
hearing OF the reports of the yari-
Gus committees appointed by the
chairman, the election OF the state
central committee, the nomination
Tor the supreme court OF the state
the nomination of a congressman for
Utah and the consideration OF mis-
cellNneous business.
The committee also recommended
that all resolutions presented to the
convention for consideration be first
referred TO the committee on resou-
tions.
Christensen Objected to Report
Farley Christensen. candidate for
congress. objected 10 the adoption Of
the committee report until the com
mittee on credentials had been heard
from. He thought the convention
should know who were entitled to
vote on the business OF the conven.
tion before an attempt should be
made 10 DO anything Farley was
voted down, however, and the report
of the organization and order OF bust
ness committee was adopted by a
unanimous vote.
The committee on credentials re-
ported that the convention should be
composed Of 637 delegates, there be-
ing only one county not represented
The convention would have contain.
ed 639 delegates had there been a
full representation present Each
county was granted the privilege Of
voting the entire strength of the
delegation, the absent vote OF the
delegation to be voted pro rata with
the vote OF the delegation present up
on any given subject
1t was also declared that no prox-
les should he permitted in the con
vention The report was unanimous
ly adopted.
The rules were then suspended and
the convention proceed to elect the
members of the state central commit
tee. adopt the Eagle as the state par.
ty emblem and empower the state
committee 10 fill vacancies that might
occur on the ticket
State Central Committeeman.
Beaver-W. f. Knox.
Box Elder-Lorenzo NJ Stoll.
CarbOn-A. w Horsley.
Cache. c. Walters.
Davis-H. o. Pack
Emery VIM. j. Seeley.
Garfeld-Thomas Seyy,
Grand-John T. Pace.
Iron-Edmond II, Ryan.
Kane-Leonard Pugh
Willard-Chas w, Watts
Morgan-C f. Condcy
Piutc-M. NJ. Steele Jr.
Rich-W. X Walton
San Pete-J NJ. Johnson.
Sewer John G. Jorgensen.
Salt Lake-C. A. Badger.
Summit-W d Lewis.
Uintah-George Searles.
Utuh-J. d Dixon.
Wayne-R. a Meeks.
Wasatch-J c.. Jensen
ashington-Samuel Judd,
Weber,. Kuchler.
Toocle-W. S. Marks.
San Juan-None named.
Juab-J, C. sullivan
Sutherland Praises Smoot.
Senator George Sutherland was
called for a short speech"
The senator eulogized his colleague.
Senator Smoot. and proceeded to cast
aspersions upon the Democratic con-
Yention at Provo He said he thought
William H. King. who made a speech
in that convention. was idiotic In his
remarks and that he would suggest
TO the Republican state committee
that they print the King speech and
the Smoot speech in parallel columns
and send them TO the people as a cam
paign document. Mr.. Sutherland al.
lowed that 1t would not be necessary
for the Republicans to do any other
campaign work
The speaker castieated Jesse
Knight by saying that MT Knight
had concluded that he was wrong
when he insisted that duty be kopt
upon lead. because be is now adyo-
eating Democratic principles and has
tioW'S This.