Show FOURTEEN TO FIYE Utah Democrats Favor National Issues THE CONVENTION TOMORROW The Host Notable Catherine Yet Held Great Activity All Along the Line Politics HE Territorial Democratic Dem-ocratic Central Committee b I Com-mittee met at the I rooms of the Central 1u club in this city at noon yesterday The call of the roll showed the following members mem-bers present person or by proxy S A Merritt chairman A G Norrell secretary secre-tary M B Sowles R C Chambers John Shields by Joseph Cohen proxy S W Mcsby by Walter Murphy proxy J W McNutt H H Smith by J W McNutt proxy H T Duke by C S Desky proxy David Evans by J W McNutt proxy J H Walcott AT V Wplfrinh hv T W M > nn Xutt proxy John Farrish H M Bond by J W McNutt proxy Julius Hanneberg W M Ferry R W Cross and Ben Sheeks absent Charles W Zane deceased de-ceased A committee consisting of Chambers McNutt and Walcott was appointed to suggest sug-gest names of persons to fill vacancies caused by the removal of Ben Sheeks and death of Charles W Zane which after a brief consultation reported P L Williams and J L Rawlins approved On motion a committee of fie consisting consist-ing of Williams Cohen Hanuoberg Wal cott and Cross were appointed to suggest an outline of action for the central commit teo to consider and n recess was taken until 230 p m Upon reassembling the last named committee com-mittee reported the following resolutions WHEREAS The Peoples party at the desire de-sire of its members by its constituted authorities au-thorities has been dissolved and no longer exists and WIIEHEAS It is the expressed desire of those who formerly composed that party to divide upon national lines in harmony with American politics and methods and many have already done so by attaching themselves them-selves according to their preferences to i the Democratic and Republican parties and WHEREAS in Utah as elsewhere in our common country tho Democratic party seeks to enlist the services of every patriotic citizen to secure the triumphs of its principles that the best interests of the whole country may be subserved Now therefore be it resolved First That it h the sense of this committee com-mittee that the Democratic party of Utah accepts the act of the dissolution of the Peoples party as done in all sincerity and good faith and will give to its former mem Oers who may unite with it a cordial welcome wel-come SecondThat it rejoices in the belief that we are now entering upon an era of I good will wherein the animosities engendered engen-dered by past local contentions uil be healed and that the people of the territory while contending for the supremacy of the national party of their choice will unitedly work in peace and without bitterness and strife for the prosperity and happiness of the territory Third That a committee composed of the chairman and three other members of this committee prepare and issue an address ad-dress to the Democrats of this territory enDing upon them to unite as one man in an effort to build up the party in Utah As a minority report Joseph Cohen proxy for John Shields submitted the following 1 Vberefis Believing that the time is not yet opportune for the Gentiles of Utah to I divide on party lines and regarding the dismemberment of the Peoples party as a ruse of the leaders of the Mormon church for the purpose of obtaining statehood and ultimately gaining its political control to the detriment of the best interests and welfare of tho territory Resolved That this committee take no action toward a division on party lines believing ieving that it is not within their province so to do that when in tho opinion of this committee the time shall have arrived to divide on party lines a Democratic terri tonal convention shall be called to act on the matter and the chairman and secretary of this committee shal be authorized to issue is-sue such call And moved that the same be substituted for the report of the majority Lest The question then recurred upon tho report re-port of the majority which after discussion was adopted by a vote of 14 for to 5 atrainst HT Duke by C S Desky W M Terry John Shields by Joseph Cohen John Farrish S W Mosby by Walter Murphy Mur-phy voting in the negative A committee consisting of S A Merritt P L Williams R W Cross and J L Rawlins was appointed to draft and publish an address to the people of the territory in accordance with the sentiments expressed ex-pressed in the resolutions adopted On motion the chairman was authorized to appoint an advisory committee of five and in conjunction with the same to havo authority to call a territorial convention at such time and place as they might deem best Adjourned From Ccnierville A Democratic rally was held tonight at the opera halL It was well attended The speaker of the evening Mr Darke of Salt Lake OitV delivered a very ahtA thTIITnrr un n I and entertaining address reviewing briefly the difference between Jefferson and Hamilton and the two great parties He gave a lucid illustration of the tariff The audience called for Mr Call Judpo Brandon was then clapped out by tbe audience audi-ence and gave an enthusiastic Democratic speech A motion was made and carried that the Democrats meet Tuesday evening June 23 for the purpose of organizing a Centerville Democratic club JOSEPH S BKAXDOX Secretary CEXTERVILE Davis county June 19 Parowan Organizes A call had been issued by some sixteen wellknown residents inviting all citizens who wish for the success of Democratic principles to meet at the court house on the evening of the 16th Accordingly quite a number of people were in attendance John H Henderson was chosen chairman and William Daven oort secretary A number of good speeches wero made and quite a number signed the > rolL A committee was appointed to procure pro-cure signatures and secure the services of able speakers namely John W Brown John H Henderson William Davenport Charles Adams John Bentley Joseph F McGregor and James Allorton The committee met Immediately after the meeting adjourned and decided to issue a call for a meeting Monday 1 Juno 22 to organize a permanent club WILLIAM DAVESPORT Secretary of Meeting JOSEPH McGRECou Secretary of Committee Parowan Iron county Utah June IT 1691 From Dfieret Mr J F Gibbs writes to Mr Dyer that the Democrats intend to organize a club tomorrow to-morrow large majority the people there being true Democrats Ho asks for speakers speak-ers and promises them a cordial reception Mr Gibbs continues The people have turned from the grave containing the dead issues of the past and with faces turned toward a brighter future are not likely to look back There is no duplicity in tbe act no restraining influence in-fluence is manifest Tim three bishops of the ecclesiastical wards are solid Democrats Demo-crats and while they were set apart for bishops by the Mormon dignitaries nature set them apart for Democrats as they form a trio of as honest square and independent inde-pendent men as can be found in Utah Ant whilo we can expect no more from them than private citizens we are pleased to count them in inA A Rally In Provo TomorroW < ranl nlh nl niJ o1 u u dressed by Hon J L Rawlins and Delegate Caine Convention to bring county under an organization on Wednesday 24th The Convention ToMorrow At noon tomorrow Electric Light hal will be the scene of the most notable gathering of Democrats that ever yet assembled as-sembled in Utah Delegates to the first county convention of the party to the number num-ber of one hundred and fifty will assemble for the purpose of naming a county committee com-mittee This done and the Democratic party in this county will have a formal andre and-re ular organization all the proceedings hitherto having been managed by a temporary tem-porary committee An erroneous idea exists in the minds of some delegates that the convention will nominate a ticket for the county offices to bo filled at the August election elec-tion The main duty tomorrow is to elect a county central committee This committee commit-tee will issue the calls for a convention to make up the county ticket and the territorial terri-torial central committee will call the conventions con-ventions for nominating members of the legislature The School Election Neither party seems as yet to have taken any steps in the matter of the school election elec-tion Five of the present board of education educa-tion two Peoples men Pyper and Pike and three Liberals Lett Duke and Armstrong Arm-strong go out of office at the end of their first term But lor the lack of interest prevailing tbe school election might betaken be-taken something of an index to the Aug n w u Second Precinct Democrats An adjourned meeting of the Second precinct Democrats will be held at the Independent In-dependent school houso Friday Juno 2t lisJl at S p m for the purpose of organization organi-zation All lovers of the truth invited to attend Germans Postpone The meeting of the German Democratic club has been postponed until a week from next Monday owing to tho convention convening con-vening tomorrow From iRtorTlla8 In a private letter to Mr A T Schrccder Senator Vilas of Wisconsin writer I am in receipt of a copy of resolutions adopted by the Central Democratic clUb of Salt Lake county and congratulate the i democrats of your enterprising city on their stand u illll Creek J L Rawlins and R W Young addressed a large and interesting audience at Mill Creek Friday evening on tne issues of the campaign A Good Ward to Live In I Treasurer Walden says in his block in the Tenth ward there arc thirtysix boys and all claim to be Democrats except two One of the two boys has a redhaired stepmother step-mother ana the other is deaf THE PROTECTIONISTS should take warning from the Chicago Derby There was a fairfield fair-field and no favor and High Tariff fell dead upon the track |