Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-26

I'll. II AWLEY.
used without stint for the success of
the Democratic Party.
From this epitomized sketch it will
be observed that Mr. Hawley has been
no idle spectator of the events that
go to make up the history of the home
of his adoption. He has helped nobly
and honorably to make up that his
tory and The News hespeaks for him
worthy reward for the grand work
he has done. He is in the full yigor
and strength of his manhood-full of
energy, full of vim and full of that
pluck that crowns efforts with success.
No man in all the Territory under
stands its wants and knows its capabil-
tiles and grand possibilities better
than he, and no man will work more
assiduously to have those wants sup
piled and those possibilities known.
Mr.. Hawley is man of the people
and for the people, and in all his
official relations is pleasant and afia-
ole and as approachable to the hum.
blest miner with his pick and shovel
as he is TO the brethren of his prOfes-
sion or to the officers of any of the
courts.
1t is matter of the greatest i'm
portance to the democratic party and,
in truth, to every citizen of the Terri
tory to have Delegate in Congress
in full accord and in harmony with
the administration. The next Con
gress will be called upon to take ac-
ton upon several matters touching the
vital interests of Idaho and IdahOans.
The segregation and annexation issue
will be called up and pressed with all
the force of an enemy in his last strug-
Cling throes-(this year the bills be-
ing introduced as mere feelers to test
the wishes of the people without any
serious intention Of being pressed to
final vote,) and important mining
legislation will be demanded, and it
behooves us to send the best and most
available man of the party as our rep
resentative Mr. Hawlcy is unmis-
takahly and unequivocally pronounced
against segregation and annexation;
he is thoroughly conversant with
mines and the needs of mining inter
ests, and being United States Attor-
ney he knows better than any man the
legislation necessary to promote the
growth and welfare of Idaho.
Mr.. Hawley as a leader will make
a bold, sharp and decisive campaign,
a leader whose bugle blasts will give
no uncertain sounds, a leader whose
forces will gather strength as the
march progresses and whose oppo-
nents will weaken before him. At the
election he will carry the full strength
of his party, and, more too, he will
draw largely from the opposition. If
the Democrats Of Idaho would act
wisely they will give him the nomina-
ton, then, if every man of the party
will do his duty, Mr.. HawIey will be
elected triumphantly, yea, overwhelm-
lngly
Idaho wants and should have Del
egate in Congress politically in accord
with the administration, man of per
sonal magnetism and of such natural
gifts as will draw men to him, man
of legal acumen, a man of such recoe-
nized ability as will command the at
tention and respect of all members,
and The News believing Mr. Hawley
will fill this bill Of wants to the satis-
faction Of all, confidently presents his
claims to the voters Of the Territory.
and in expectancy that it will have
the hearty cooperation and endorse
ment in every county in the Territory