Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-08-30

On one of our noble metals; his
second dealt such staggering blow
to lead that many of our mines were
Immediately closed. and they cannot
be re-opened unless under more
favorable auspices. l am in favor Of
Benjamin Harrison because l favor
protection to American industries.
If I had lived in the days of Alex
ander Hamilton would have been q
Federalist; later on l would have
been Wing with Henry Clay. And
to-day, as ever. I am in favor of the I
protection of our internal resources, of
the development Of our wealth.
Hence am in favor of Benjamin
Harrison and l.. P. Morton.
l am also in favor Of pure home.
The Mormon harlotry, which has
been kicked out, frowned down upon
and driven to tho wall every where
by every decent organization, has
finally found shelter under the pro-
tecting wing of the Idaho Democracy.
l refuse to believe that the people
will indorse the outrageous coalition
this infamous interference Of this
blot in the internal affairs of Idaho.
I also firmly believe that the decent
Democrats will refuse to ratify such
an un-Amerieau alliance.
What are We here for? Te nom.
mate . candidate for delegate to
Congress. To declare in favor Of
home productions-of ourselves.
1.-THE gentleman here referred to-
and discussed, some Of the princil al
features of the Mills bill, denouncing
the sections intended to discriminate
in favor of the South and against the
industries Of the North.-REP.
| Gentlemen, I propose to place If
. nomination man who has, from frs
, to last, stood between the Mormon
cohorts and the purity Of your homes
. "A man who, alone from the voiceles
, Territories, stood up for our industries
=. when they were assaulted in Congress
, man who has unflinch'ngly opposed
4 at every step, the Mormon hierarchy
E a man whom that traitorous organiza
$ ton could not purchase--and that
o something; man who has ever bee
|, true to all our interests, who Las a
ways, indcfa,igably, ably. Brilliant.
II and effectively fulfilled his duty, b
l. full duty, to his constituents-Fres
It 4. Dubois.
As w. Y. Perkins, in seconding II
y, nomination on tbs part of Altur
lie county, predicted that Mr.. Dubo
would be returned by the heaviest N
Of jority ever given for Delegate In Co
.; gress from Idaho, and moved that Il
N nomination be declared unanimou
ty The question was hardly put, befo
N the Convention, by a rising vote, Al
is with every possible expression OF
,husiasm, ratified the nomination.
of The HALEY Band struck up "lI
r. to the Chief - and was followed b.
nd "Three times three and Tiger"
a. the nominee-which were given "
Sc. will.
ity A salute of 1C guns-one for ea
lie. county was then given by a comm
of tee of HALEY Republicans.
oy THE CENTRAL CoMMITTEE.
Jay The following Territorial Cent
's Committee was nominated by
q delegations and Endorsed by the G.
vention:
'e At large-E. S. Whittier of Bi
ham, Milton Kelley of Ada, Thor
:, Starrh of Cassia, Joseph Pinkham
ID Alturas, T. E. Migqs of Latah,
49,, H. Savidge of Bingham, II. c. t
- bank of Bear Lake, Peter Fredrl
son of Oneida, and w. b Haven
nth Shoshone.
~Alturas-Arthur Smith.
:. Ada-Frcmont Wood.
Latah-W. D. Robbins.
70 Washington-D. P. Maryette.
Oneida-John Lewis.
:, Bingham-H. NJ. Bennett.
Custer-L. II. Johnston.
Lemhi-Charles A. Wood.
Shoshone--W. w. Hammell.
,,, Owyhee-C. NJ. Hays.
Cassia-Moses Wells.
Bear Lake,. l.. Underw God.