The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-30
RULE
BY THE
PEOPLE
4, That Ancient Gus
Two-thirds
L,o,,atic Conventions
b Moss-Grown.
kuE INIT RULE
BENEFITS BOSSES

u BENEFITS BOSSES
4pssD HENRY LEWIS
I.t,,.y News Service.
MORE, June 2e.-of all
L.rsvn, useless traditions
~ drown from the celebrat-
,s,i.n Of the party. the rule
=, for Democratic conven-
MING a two-thirds vote for
~, of q candidate is the
IN ,enselsss'
asllssns have been equally
r,s the Democrats in select
IA. BY q majority vote. And
! 1T that E two-thirds major
-, the Importance of the
little basis in fact.
hrr: of Indiana, Charlie
! Nsw York and Roger G.
uarols, three as pronounced
4 ths frigbtful and unrcgen-
|; Hal boss as one could find
4 sustody, could bind and
r,wntion in five minutes.
,ld do II, also, If it were
htusss. Their relations are
nnmste to enable them to
I y On any proposition in one
AT .Ae two-thirds tradition
xAer those able and intel]i-
al descendants Of Thomas
BIZ.
kIA the Bosses.
rls, 60 far as these three
.cneened, is based wholly
lidun Of each Of the three
lated The rule is distinct
: sust be seen when August
:! others Of similar financial
h in the New York dole
iound changing their votes
Esa 10 Clark, not at the re-
u the behest of the potent
hllcls Murphy. The two
y emphasizes the Importance
4 J nrts tbnn 1t detracts there
kn o man who has gained q
! the total roll Of delegates
y ltates and whose strength
nom representatives in al
tannonwealth Of the union,
y It's colonial dependencies,
ehg In tho nature Of an op-
make him 20 out and get
rnst be urged that Sena-
1 We quite within parliament
u ses when he made the sug-
which the Wilson rioters
a pievous offense.
!. i Argument.
y esvsrnor McCorkle Of West
4 ne public statement on
fls ruls. calling attention to
de argued that Champ
2g built up q vote reaching
q the convention, should
mtitirds vote on the next
p 10 me-" said Mr.. McCor-
"a reference to the fact
iR Clark, IL Wilson had first
y majority he should have
ne two-thirds vote as soon
possible. This has been
Of the Democratic party,
0ncs in Its history.'5
isasurs Of great political
4 which should he rigidly
snnst is the interruption
easer mentions a favorite
tie delegates and the gal
TH one man and shout and
\ ses In the galleries walk
ne work Of the conven"
h atsS for hours. This took
" mes last night, one brief
sad then the Clark demon
tae Wilson uprising,
- upon each other, cost an
aar OF good time after
h Work.
sa y act for the interruptions
Msnapations Of the merry
~ as galleries in convention,
a0n demonstrations and
Incidents, the present
H. ,soaSentlon and the Repub-
~ az Chicago could have
asu business in twelve
IA sua would have endured
! gi James E. Campbell of
S,sslvs s Democrat in every
sota, is one Of tue pio.
.si.ntions made up of dele,
presidntial primaris.
"a Gonst iast convention of the
- 'oyernor Campbell, "ir
"a Ho yaat mat will be held. In
M A ,eais ISIS there will be, OF
1el;r's 'sa.,lte enacted by con
sug sng the system OF M tiona
Nu tne selection o. can
kal lSss Ssss should be elected b,
w IA Is aslon OF preference
'reats s"s Prescribing method
n doSr would afford "A goo,
Fnsr, VI The the part OF the po
~ val, With modification /
K Iof our necessities.
q owe it to yo,
I'll it rig