Show JOHN T CAINE THE MAN He Receives the Nomination for Delegate tj Congress WITHOUT ANY OPPOSITION Nominated by Acclamation and Without With-out a Dissenting Vote Territorial Territo-rial Central Committee The Peoples Territorial Convention met at the Legislative Chamber in the City Hall yesterday at 12 noon for the purpose of nominating a delegate tot to-t e Fiftyfirst Congress Soon after the hour named John II Winder called the convention to order and nominated W W Cluff of Summit I County for chairman Mr Cluff briefly hanked the assembly for the honor conferred and suggested that the next business in order was the selection of a secretary On motion of Elias A Smith George D Pyper was elected The gentleman read the call as published in THE HERALD On motion of Wilson H Dusenberry the representatives from the different counties were instructed to hand in a ist of their delegates to the seretary ihis being done it showed the following follow-ing persons present as entitled to seats in the convention Beaver County Charles Stoner E Wilden Box Elder M W Dalton J D Posters Ephraim Ralprs CacheG 0 Pitkin J T Hammond Edward Hansen W K Lurnhum James Kirkbride J E Carlisle I DavisThomas F Roucche Daid 0 Willey William Page Emery M W Mcleu GarfieldNone IronJohn Parry Thomas Adams Juab David Cazier Elias R Williams Wil-liams KaneNone Millard Nore MorganW G Smith PiuteNone RichWesley K Walton Silt Lake Richard Hoe L Pihl qnist R A Ballantine John L Nf be ker James Poulton George D Pvper J D H McAllister William Lay tonE ton-E A Smith T V Williams W WRiter W-Riter James Sharp Joseph N Morris W B Hardy Philip Spry Sin JuanNone SupeleJohu B Maiben C A Mad son J P Christensen Jaises A Allred John Carter John Williams Siveir Isaac K AVxii bt Summit Vf W Clutf John Boy enl en-l JOcle WC ttydalch T C Lee Uinah R S Collett Utah Abram Noe Samuel Worsen croft Riitus R Sack W HBrown Jorgen Hansen James 0 Bullock Ainmjn Shelley George Webb W H Uusen berry Watatch Abram Hatch Washington W Ivins Thomas Judd Wfbcr Edwin Startold Thomas Wallace Gorge W Biamwell Jr James Wotherspooa George timmu Heoer Wright A PERMANENT ORGANIZATION The convention then proceeded to a permanent organization and a motion of Elias A Smith was carried to the effect ef-fect that the temporary organization as far as it went be made the erm p nent one With the addition of two Tic chairmen and an assistant secle try James Sharp of Ialt Lake Couny was chosen ua vicechairman wit ho it opposition Mr Kirkbrde of Cache C mnty ncminattd J U nammoud and W WRiter W-Riter i amed Aumin Hatch for second vicecbairmm Mr Hammonds name being puto the conveni n there were no negative heard and the coairiuuu itULouned his election James 0 Bullock of Utah Ccuny was nominated as assistantsecre ary bi Elind A Smith but Mr Bullock declining declin-ing W G Smith named John Boyden who was elected Uintah Ccunty not being represented 1l rjtny ioguar delegate on motion or Mr Hatch R S Collett was admitted ad-mitted us a representative W G Smita was made chaplain The next business in order bun the nomination ol a delegate to Cong ass Eliad A Smith moved that the EOQII uaion be toado from the bojy of tae hjuse Carried JOHN T CAIXE THE MAN Mr Rites arose He took great pleasure in placicg before this convention conven-tion the name of a gentleman well known to all present and who had ever worked assiduously for the flOOd of the people of the Territory whom he has so long and faithfully represented It was none other than thatof the Hon Jobn T Caiae Tile little speech met with a he ivy round of applause and when the enthusiasm had sped itself the nomination was seconded by Wilson H Dusenberry There being no other nominees John T Caine was chosen by eo3lamation there were no negative votes and a round of appause followed THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE The election of a Territorial Central Committee for the ensuing year was the next busness Mr Hatch wanted the names of the old committee read in order that they might bireelecteu oy acclamation Mr Smith objected Heretofore the committee had consisted of thirty five thirtyhree being from the various counties and two at large These latter were lepresented by the female portion of our population popu-lation He therefore moved as an amendment that the two ladies be dropped and the positions be given to the largest counties having the smallest smal-lest representa The motion prevailed pre-vailed and the fo lowing nominations were made by tha several counties Beaver Philo T Farnsworth Box Elder RiJaer Clawson CacheGeorge W Thatcher T T Hammond Davis Thomas F Roaeche Emery Jasper Robinson Garfiell John Ryder ironWilliam 0 McGregor j Juab Frederick W Gbappeil Jtane W 25 ewart MillardJoseph D emith Morgan ames R Stewart Flute John R Young RichWesley K Walton s salt Lake John R Winder John Sharp J F Wells Angus M Cannon John T Caine John C Cutler EliaVAi Smith Sxnpele W T Reid Sm JuanFrancis A Haumond Siveir Isaac K Wright Summit Alma Eldredge looelt Hugh S Gowans Gtah Wilson H Dusenberry A D Holdaway W H Brawn Uintah James Hacking Wasatch Abram Hatch Washington W Ivins WeberL W Shurtliff Edwin Stratford Strat-ford T J Stevens When Sanpete had been reached a member inquired whether the nominee nomi-nee W T Reid was not a member of the Territorial Democratic Central Committee He had been informed that such was the case Mr Reid was present and could speak for himself him-self Mr RiterIf he is now is a good ch nce to reform him Mr Reid arose He had he said no connection with the Democratsthe eentKman referred to was doubtless W K Reid When Sevier County was called W M See miller wss nominated Mr Roaeche suggested that ho was a Democrat Dem-ocrat or had at least participated in the late Democratic convention MR HATCHI take pleasure in placing plac-ing in nomination tha nanra of Isaac K Wright I dont know whether Mr Seefrmiller is a Democrat or not but I know that he voted on the wrong side during the late Legislature JUDGE SMITH But we got there just the same A MEMBER move Mr Seegmiller be given a chance to reform Mr Hatch however in ° isted upon his nominee and Mr Wright was elected |