Show democratic convention the democratic convention resumed session at 2 p m the committee on credentials reported that the following named gentlemen were entitled to seats in the conven tion prevo first ward william H king R A barney soron christensen T M samuelson M L pratt C A L S glazier provo second ward warren ansen berry W D alexander james gray james dunn peter groneman provo third ward H A anderson E C henrichsen james IL wallis D P felt walter scott W H brown provo fourth and fifth wards AD gash E A wilson D D houtz GW shores joseph T mcewan 0 W smith MM kellogg kellogs Kel logs A L booth W D roberts KE lund james E snow lake view john gillis peter madan Jr Charles C craig pleasant grove L S robinson JO bullock G mi harper american fork aamund mercer george samuel dean john peters lehi A J evana israel evans een J B gaddie moroni royal george webb prime evans villiam H winn hyrum timothy louis garff vilIe R A deal G J petersen J S boyer A E clush james hall I 1 spanish fork william W chishom I 1 william R hushes john W robertson william creer R L shores john P jones george F bowen G P beniamin P J stewart isaac iian I 1 sen john anderson lake shore andrew M ferguson william 0 beckstrum DE sargent S L page frank hortman james P tilson john D irvine E H harper J frank pickering william H page M B tilden D P harper john done spring lake william barnett Ban 0 F malmberg albert hagin C frank georee B higginson Hip ginson thomas B heelis charles L dubois goshen james gardner provo bench edward partridge total number of members 88 report adopted the committee on permanent organization and order of business reported as follows to the chairman and members of the democratic convention GENTLEMEN your committee on permanent organization and order of business respectfully recommend the following order of business 1 report of committee on credentials 2 election of of ficera 3 report of committee on resolutions 4 county organization and misaela keoua ous mess 6 adjournment we also recommend the following organization of this convention president M M kellogg first vico president william creer second vice president A J evans third vice president W N duesenberry secretary H A anderson at armade sargent chaplain J 0 bullock E A WILSON chairman report adopted mr kellogg took tha chair amid great applause he thanked the convention for the honor conferred it was a great pleasure to him to preside at a democratic meeting he reviewed his personal political experiences since the dark daya of 1860 to the present time he was pleased that the old local political issues had been done away with in the teni tory he advocated the serious consideration of the questions that might come up for alie best interests in teresta of all what was good for democrats in utah territory was also good ajr republicans he advocated the strict observance of the constitution etc mr kellogg was frequently applauded the committee on resolutions presented the resolutions as adopted by the territorial central democratic Clu band provisions provit ions for a temporary organization of the democratic party in utah county as follows PROVO CITY utah june to the county convention of the democratic forty of utah county anti your committee on resolutions and platform respectfully submit tha following i resolved that the precinct and municipal ward democratic organizations effected in this county be and the same are hereby approved and recognized as the only democratic organizations in said precincts and wards resolved that said organization be continued and thereof recognized until the territorial central committee or the county central committee promulgate some plan haying for its object the changing of the same that this recognizes tho territorial democratic committee and looks to it us the director in all questions coming legitimately within its sphere Ite solved abat it ia the sense ot this convention that a county central committee should at once be elected and a permanent county organization be ef fectea and that said central committee be elected by thief convention and con dist af the following one member from rach club or precinct organization and also from each precinct in ahia there is no democratic organization that the members so abail at the close of this convention meet and select a chair man secretary and treasurer and an executive committee of five persons to bd chosen from the county central corn said central committee shall have full power to carry on campaigns levy the necessary assessments epou the various clubs and precincts and to do all things necessary for the welfare of the democratic party in utah county resolved that the following platform heretofore adopted by the democrats of salt lake county be adopted as the platform of the democratic party of utah county 1 we believe that the government of the united states is a national sov erigney erig nty supreme within its sphere as delegated and defined in the constitution and to that government our first allegiance is due and we believe in a willing and loyal obedience to all its laws and a strict enforcement of the same 2 we believe that the several states of the union are sovereign within their sphere and that upon the preservation of their autonomy depend the benefits of local belt government the liberty ui the citizens and the perpetuity of the union 3 ve arc opposed to the idea of a of a centralized or paternal government believing beli eying that the beet government ia the one that governs least and fore we believe in the largest liberty of the individual citizen consistent with good government 4 we are opposed to any legislation by the federal government which looks to or operates in levying taxes for the benefit of any one class at the expense of any other but we believe that the primal idea of all taxes should be reye i buc and that confined to the needs of economically adminis tired 1 0 o we aie opposed to any legislation tending to build up monopoly aa the result is to make rich the few to liu t the many and we believe that the rule of government should be the greatest bod to the greatest number special begea to none equality to all 6 we are unalterably opposed to the disfranchisement of any citizen except fo crime whereof he shall hive h ive been first duly convicted 7 we are unalterably opposed to lorce and fraud in the conduct ul dec 1 eions or to any nn them i by extraneous powers or meadia the j constitution of the united stales not be re vitiated by makeshift legisla tion to fad hate party advantages I 1 8 we believe iu the free coinage 0 fc ilver j the foregoing tore going we believe to be an 1 embodiment of tho true principles of republican democratic government which find their expression in the just interpretation of the constitution and we most cordially invite the people of utah without regard to previous political affiliations who are willine to subscribe thereto and abide the action of alie democratic party in its organized capacity to join with us in our eibrt to build up a party in utah in sympathy and harmony with the democratic party of the nation f WILLIAM II 11 KING chairman alie free coinage of silver plank of the platform was vociferously cheered the resolutions were discussed cally and at length and adopted A recess ot five minutes was taken to consider the nomination of precinct laim bera of the county central committee after the recess the following gentlemen were elected members of the county central committee provo arst ward william H king grovu second ward W N dusenberry provo third ward william H brown I 1 provo fourth ward A D gash j prove fifth ward D D houtz lake view lars P madsen jr pleasant grove C D harper american fork george cunningham lehi james D gaddie james E hall spanish creer benjamin P J stewart lake shore andrew M ferguuon pay son john B irvine spring lake W W barnett santaquin San george B higginson goshen william H page provo bench thomas jefferson pat lea alpine stephen moyle thistle st V lesieur balem bichard nuttall at the mention of the name of thomas jefferson Jeffe raon mattena Pat tena mighty outburst of applause raised the hair on the head of thomas mr king stated that a number of democrats who had moro loyalty than money were attempting to establish a democratic newspaper in this city he asked those who could to take stock in the paper and those who could not to at least subscribe for the paper it would perhaps not pay any dividend for the first year but after a while perhaps it would several other speakers referred to the democratic daily sir gash proposed an adjournment with three chebis lor cleveland chairman kellogg make it for democracy mo cracy the three cheers were given for democracy mo cracy hon W H brown gave an indian and the meeting adjourned jour ned 16 pounds beat sugar for at east coop co op now try this it will cost you nothing and will surely do you good if you have a cough cold or any trouble with throat 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