The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-05

States Marshal Pinkham and United States
Attorney Fremont Wood have worked like
beavers since they left Boise City Tuesday
afternoon at 4:10 sun time.
INvKIGLIEe THE DELEGATES.
'On the train coming over Marshal
'Pinkham and Attorney Wood comfortably
placed themselves in the Pullman, sur
rounded with cigars, wines, liquors snd
other necessary refreshments, and couriers
were dispatched through the train 10 pick
up delegates and show them in, and they
were inveigled, as il were
II don't know what they did or said, for
j wasn't asked IN continued this sober
Republican, but the result is this: That
the entire state house officers will be in
oorsed, from the state prison prige-fghts
and borrowing OF prison funds by Attor-
ney-General Roberts, 10 the shortage in
the accounts of the state central committee,
in which Marshal and Chairman Pinkham
was concerned. Marshal Pinkhsm's promi-
nence IS noticed. / know that Chief Jus
tice Fuller wrote Pinkham to step down
and out of the Craftsmanship of the
state central committee if he wanted
TO hold bis United States Office Pinkham
stepped and thus it was that MIR. Borah,
OF Kansas was put in a couple of months
ago. But this week PlnkhRm has altern-
Ately Rugged his large number of fol-
overs, poor, blind, but forgiving lambs.
THE STATE HOUSE GANG.
$50 I can tell you tonight that the state
house gang will put this state right
through tomorrow, and DR.. Moore, of Pc
catelo, will be temporary Chairman. He
Will appoint the committees handed him
by his dictator, then the honest wing of the
convention may have the permanent chair
man. II is too late for damage. The state
house gang may get up their nerve to
openly endorse their own past corruption
the past eighteen months. But this wont
be necessary. The action OF the
convention viii do that. Then George A.
Hannaford, Of Pocatello. will be made
Chairman OF the state central committee.
and Beal, late arrival in Boise, and tool
Of the gang, viii 20 in as secretary of the
committee at a salary OF 800 year Han
naford says he can so 10 Boise during
the campaign If necessary,
rs there anything elsep'
DUBOIS As A FACTOR.
''Yes; Dubois must be looked to; the
railroad must be creased; the north must
be smootheo down, aud the following will
be the delegates to the Minneapolis con.
venuon: Senators Fred T. Dubois and
George L. Shoup, Congressman Sweet,
Attorney Lockwood, Of the Oregon Short
Line; Mcnte Gwynu, Of Caldwell, TO keen
ada county ct ease, and W. B. Henburn, OF
SbOshone county will be sent"
as that alll''
TEE MORMON QUESTION,
no. The Mormon question will be LEI
severely alone
Il think Harrison must be quiet 80
Pinkham. Wood and the others NAV kesr
sucking United States pap. and the dele
cation wiz support him body, soul and
record. To do this Pinkbsm, Wood and
the state house gang will everlastingly
candemn the Democratic House for de-
AfeatinR that free coinage step"
"And VIII all this be done easilyl"
"Oh, yes. With a good working ma
iority what can be done TO stop it! There
viii be a kick and g loud one, but the few
viii only have tnat one right and then it is
over. Then the Piukhsm family will be
rewarded by the secretary of state A T.
Pinkhsm getting the denomination al
Moscow and Attorney General Roberts
ditto. Marshal Pinkhsm is a worker and
he has his three deputies here
with him besides Attorney-General Woods
Thus Judge Beatty il left at Boise TO rur
the United States court all alone, and the
young lady typewriter has charge Of the
narshsrs Office.
THE POCATELJo CONVENTION.
''But The Pocatello convention is beins
well looked after. The anti-state-houst
Republicans have given I'D the fight anf
now not thought that Ed j. Curtis, o.
Boise. City, will try to get into the conven
ltion by Washington county proxy, ant
even that he win not be here at all HI
couldn't get in any way, IS il is already
given out that nonresident OF a conntl
cannot vote a proxy. This is to keel
Curtis out and to shut his mouth on thu
doings of the stste-house ring. Again
console the minority with: we have me
the enemy and we are hisn.'
but what If the state should be broken y
CHANCES OF TIE STATE.
tilt is said quite feeling exists to allow
Senators DUBOIS and Shoup and Congress
man Sweet to stay al home: that the,
have had enough glory, etc. But Duboi,
and Shoup have repeatedly asked 10 90
and when this is brought to bear, theil
cool friends viii no doubt give way. Bu
should they stay, then Jim Shoup Nc
Cornell and some other not now prominent
man will slip in. ). 3. Kingsbury aud E
b. Lennon, OF Alturas county, both wan
to go; SO does S. M. Harps, of Owyhet
county. 1t is strange, but ex- Senator Nc
Cornell does not want to go; that is, he