The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-27

tion was called for and az
presented by the con,rs. ~
unanimously adopted.
Glove Is ousted.
n. c, Poulson then s,l.
report of the committee u'u
The committee reported tha3
gates were entitled to sest
yentlon and that a vote
tuted "A ma ajority of the s,,Iii III o
convention. 1t recommcrd.so so
vote of each county in fnII !.
the chairman of each deleas
that the votes of absentec. ~
among the delegates of esch 20
were present. svl|
Another recommendation -.
seat IN the convention be o;.
one holding a proxy fromT T,ve
In which he is not a ros;as
this resolution, James Closs
master of Provo, and onS ~
lieutenants of the federal H.,
held the proxy from Garssi4
was unseated. Mr.. Glove re
when he ran for delepats f,a
county, but secured a proyy
field county in the hone -
a seat IN the convention n.
named by the Garfield dslsasl
member of the committee an
organization and order Of bn.;
The report Of the committs'
dentlals was adopted without :
ing vote.
Chairman Smoot then anr...
he had been informed the cnrs.
platform and resolutions va
ready 10 report. Dan Har
Salt Lake then moved that ~
tion suspend ITS rules and thss
vention proceed to the sslact,
state committee, each deleeatics
NIT the name of its Selection
ber of this committee.
State Committee choss
This motion prevailed ana
lowing members of the new y.
state committee were announce<
Beaver-W. F. Knox, re.elset.
Box Elder-Lorenzo N, StohI &
c, Hoist,
Cache-James C. Walters ur>
a. Peterson.
Garbon-A. w. Horsley succe.<
Dayis-Hyrum o. Pack succs>s
w. Stable.
Emery-William J. sseIy
Henry Thompson.
Garf1eld-Thomas Sevey h
Thomas Haycock.
Grand-Jonn e. Pace. ye-sIer,
1ron-Edmund H. Ryan succ.
gar l.. Clark. -
Juab-John c. Sullivan suec>.
Edgehill.
kane-Leonard Pugh succs>a.
Finley.
Millard-charles W. watt
James a. Kelly.
Morgan-C. F.. Condie, re e.sler1
Fiute-M. N. Steele. Jr,, succs>
Morrill,.
Rich-Wesley X. Walton rs =
Salt Lake-Carl A. Badger.
Sanpete-J. Morgan Johnso6
Herbert z. Smyth.
Sevier-John G Jorgenson, re.
Summit-W. D. Lewis, re-eiet|.
Tooele-William s. Marks bllc-
T Wooley,
Uintah-George Searle succeed|
J. Windon ~.
Utah-John D. Dixon sueee
Homer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Judd, r
Wasatch-J. Z, Jensen, re-eler
Wayne-R. A. Meeks succee1|
Eckersley
Weber-Rudolph Kuchler, red.
Harrington Out Of Ord
Mr.. Harrington moved that 4
vention ratify the selection
county delegations of membel1
state committee. George HaIy1
Weber and Senator George SD
of Salt Lake declared that fAiI
was unnecessary, as under the d
persons named constituted O.
committee, without further at|
the part Of the convention. u
held this view, and ruled Mr.. j.
ton out Of order.
II was moved that the staie d
tee be empowered to fill all "
occurring on the state ticket, 4
the emblem of the party be G
perched on a beehive. This u0'|
vailed.
The chairman was authorize1
point n committee OF three a
with the committee on plato
resolutions TO ascertain at "
the platform builders would
pared to report j, U. Eldrt1|
of Salt Lake; J. B. Keeler Of 2.
Kuchler Of Weber wer1
on this committee.
Delegate Startup of Utah
suggested that the chairman
short speeches. There were e
Senator George Sutherland ~
seph and William Glasmsnn, q
1T was moved that Senator ~
address the convention, whie1
Mr. Sutherland said:
Mr.. Chairman and Fellow Hel
After the very clear and convln
magnificent speech that was
you this morning by my cole
Smoot, I think you might %
let well enough alone.
The Democratic state conven1
In Provo Il few days ago,
platform, named a ticket.
note for one gox-
by Uncle Jesse
mis- own favor. payable two ~
iate. which will probably %
before IL Is redeemed. ~
The platform denounces tnS
lean policy OF protection. ana
he breath of lifo Into the
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