The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-12
POOR FRED DUBOIS.
A Republican Organ Shows Him
Up In Fine Shape.
HE CANNOT CARRY OFF THE EARTH
The Montana Republican State Convention
Carter Nominated for Congress, Which
Places Him in an Embarrassing Situation.

BOISE. Ida, Sept. 1i.-TSpecial telegram
to LIE HERALD. w. j. Mcconnell is in
this city He is fighting Dubois on his own
ground. He considers that gentleman's
pretensions to the senatorship an absurd
lty The Boise Sun, Republican, paper in
which Mcconnell is supposed to be inter
ested, makes a savage attack on the youth
full would-be Senator this morning. of
winch the following is part: We have
oeen disposed to fight for the success of
the Republican party, leaving the senator
ial question to the legislature Weare still
disposed to make that fight in good faith,
Dut IL the gentlemen who are determin ed to
nave Mr. Dubois in the Senate, Or else a
democratic triumph, want to have the fight
now, they can have it to their hearts con
tent. Thus far in the canvass every man and
everything has on the part of these
gentlemen been sacrificed to the sole cues
ton OF the election of Mr.. Dubois to the
Senate. The Senate committee is largely
now In that belief. Three or four trashy
little documents are sent out for food for the
hungry voters, and in each one is wrapped
plea for Dubois. 1t is nine times for
Dubois and only once foe the party, and all
the papers in their interest inside and out
side the state are all shouting for Dubois
and scarce word for the grand old party
whose interests are paramount to a thou
sand Dubois. Mr.. Dubois cannot 90 the
Senate this time. Those disinterested
spirited gentlemen may put that in their
pipe and smoke it. If, in addition to that
TACT they wish to smash the Republican
party, they have only to persist in
travelling the road they are now on.
The gentleman who send the lying tele-
grams TO the Salt Lake Tribune. if he
wishes to be elected auditor, he'd better
stop that lying. If the Salt Lake Tribune
desires Mr.. Dubois elected, when it prints
reports of his speeches, it had better print
what he says instead of giving such a
speech as they give in their paper of the 9th
for his painfully feeble remarks of the even
ing OF the LIST. Paper-made men don't stand
the storm, gentlemen. You had better hold
your horses and wait for the wagon.
Freddy Dubois is not the only man in Idaho
by more than 10000. They are such men
as William Clagget and w. j. Mcconnell
and George L. Shoup; men who had grown
grey in Idaho before Freddy Dubois lifted
his cheruo face above the horiso n. They
nave their friends. They may be in com
parison with numbers bought BY
federal patronage, but be they
many or few, these men and their
friends will not be trampled into the
mud by federal pap-suckers. We are will
ing to give Mr.. Dubois ali the glory and all
the honor and all the pay that belongs to
him. We all know how well he discharged
the duties of Delegate to Congress, but the
young man must not try to carry off the
earth. 1t is not fair to other people and
the young gentleman is not built for such
job.
Trouble is reported with the Nez Perez
Indians in Long valley, but it is not con-
sidered to be of consequence Governor
Shoup has sent off company, however.
Long valley is in Boise county, about
seventy miles from this town.
Most of the political orators in Boise are
scattered over the state
On the evening of the 9th inst. DR.. Per
rault was united in marriage to the daugh-
ter of Hon. George Ainslie.