Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-09-17

ratifying the nomination Of Fred
Dubois hy acelapatiou, Young Idaho
made itself heard and felt, y hen it
woke by its eloqucuce tine glorious
memories OF the father Of Uu 5ois,
the compatriot Of Lincoln aud the
one friend most earnest and sue
cessful III placing Father Abraham
in nomination for the Presidency
Nurtured in the home of Lincoln,
Springfield, and taught the principles
OF liberty and acquiring its spirit Of
that statesman aud his fellow work
ers for the liberation Of mankind
/ from slavery: the mantle Of noble
man has justly descended uIon the
shoulders of tie youthful scion OF the
Dubois family. When this reference
was made to the leadership of Fred
Dubois IN tie coming campaign TO
strike off the shackles which Bind
tile devotces OF murmouisu III hope
less slavery the convention fairly
went wild wilh enthusiasm, constant
outhursts OF applause which origua-
ted with the eloquent tribute Of Hon.
Willis o"ert placing Dubois ia nom
nation, was carried through all the
most glowing addresses OF Hons. II.
| W. Smith, } ii. Beatty, Judge Nc
Bride, j. ii. Carter, i.ytt e.on Price,
and Geo. Roberts. Such close has
never been Witnessed IN any Idaho
i Convention before, nor has there been
such earnest and conscientious ELI
!, thusias'n at the platform and for the
standard bearer .rae people are
enlisted in this fight, to free Idaho
from tine highting Influences OF
poiYgamy and prirstly rule. From
the suo~-capped aud golden ribbed
mountains OF the Occur o'AIeue, from
the green sides and over the sun
, mits OF the silver lined Sawtouti
ranges, rolling down the hills intC
, the valleys oil the W God River on out
over the wide plains OF the Siiaht
River to the valleys of Ulalt, com,
the echoes and voices which pro
, claim freedom for Idaho aud courag,
/. for Utah. 1t was asserted las
t night in Shoshone by representative
: of the Mormon Church who were re
, turning from the democratic cou
: Iveution at Bellevue, after Icing ex
!, PEELED from seats therein as del,E ates
>. owing to the action of the Altura
Z delegation that Honest John Halle,
! begged them to retire from the con
e ventIon for the reason that he woul'
L probably be defeated If nominate,
4 by their votes. Upon the under
: anding that they would submit L
: this open insult, yet support hin
e quietly, they agreed to Withdraw
= but Col. Wall, Phil Regain all
t others refused 10 be party to sue
/ subtertuge, and insisted upon kicking
5 them ,out bodily. And they wen
IA 1t was Il pitiaoIe sight after all, all
5 some OF the members shed tears {
:, bitter regret al this last vestlge {
= manhood the last semblance {
i American citizenship which was De
!. ,uied to them by their very friend.
r land after being Invited by the demo
Gratis to attend and help nominal
Mr., HALEY. With this seere
agreement Mr.. Haley gets the NOM
:. nation, unanimously to-day. Eide
Il Il. ). Spence in closing his adjres
when being kicked ouI OF the dem,
> cratic convention SAID rather dra.n4t
icaIiy. Il go, q tried and convlcte
| traitor, VINO says 50: Fellow cit
/; zeus, Democrats, l thank you. z
I. but | shall return" Spence ais
/ made one very pertinent inquiry.
having been suggested that the Dem,
!. cratic party could not hope to su,