The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-07-28

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tight was over. Some hold that it
was over the resolution OF the popu-
lists demanding the absolute repudia-
ton Of Steunenberg. This could not
be the bone of contention because the
democrats emphatically sat down upon
the governor. He got nothing out OF
the convention for himself or any Of
his lieutenants or friends. Some say
IL was because the populists demand
ed the control Of the state board OF
pardons. This Is emphatically denied
by the popnlist delegates. There
does not seem to have been any quar-
rel over divs,onrof offices. The spirit
OF Righteousness engendered by the
turning down Of Steunenberg 10 the
democratic convention, which fight
came first, seemed to spread thence to
all the parties. A prominent delegate
from Rathdrum, one who was a INT M
Der of the Democratic subcommittee,
said: s'Three different times an agree
ment had been reached on the offices,
fusion had been accomplished In the
committees, only to be broken up In
the convention, first one, then the
other, until feeling ran SO high, the
sittings were prolonged until, in dis
gust. all communication between the
parties were broken off and none knew
just why. 1t seemed as though there
was an evil outside influence which
persstently worked for dissension.
1t is said now upon good authority
the populists will yet come into the
fusion by pulling down the greater
part Of their ticket at least.
The following tickets were named:
Democratic-stivcr Republican.
| For presidential electors-J. W..
Reid Of Nez Perez (D).. Il. J. Dockery
Of Ada (D), S. j. Rich OF Bingham CD.
For United States senator-Fred T.
Dubois OF Bingham Is. R.)
| For supreme judge-C.tO. Stocks
lager of Blaine {D.)
i For ohgressman-Janies A. Ora
ham of Kootenai (D.)
For governor-FrankH Hunt of Lem
hi D)
For lieutenant-govern
p. Terrill of Bannock CD
For attorney general Frank. Mar
tin Of Ada (D.)
4 For Secretary of state-C.. J. Bassett
of Ada IS. R.)
For state treasurer. J Plumel
Of Owyhee (D.)
For superintendent of public liz.
struction-Miss Permeal French OF
Dwyhee CD
For state auditor-J. S. Barrett Of
Bear Lake (D.)
For mine inspcctor-zC. Fl. Harve,
Of Blaine (D.)
Popiilist
Presidential electors-D. II. An
drews of Boise, Chas. M. Mullens o
Idaho City and F. w. BARLEY o
Moscow.
Congressman-T.L L. Glenn of Mont
pelier.
Governor u. w. Ballant,ne o
9 HALEY.
. Lieutenant governor-L. N b. An
], derson of Moscow.
Secretary of state-~M. f. Ely .
Boise.
State AUDITORIUM jones of Idah
: City.
Treasurer-A. NJ. Slattery Of st
g Anthony.
J. Attorney general-H. l.. Wallis 0
: Caldwell.
3 State superintendent = Permes
French of Silver City.
;. Mine inspector-M: H Jacobs {
;. Boise.
!. Supreme judge-Texas Angel {
Il HALEY.
v The presidential electors will /
! taken off whenever their nattona cen
i. mittee orders it.
e Populist state Central Committee.
Is The members Of the populist stat
lie central committee are:
k Ada, D II. Andrews; Bannock, !
d G. Warner; Bear Lake G. IL. Hage
Bingham, John A. ModiD; Blain
A. Walters; Boise, G. M. Mullel
" Canyon. w. II. Taylor: Cassia, job
!, Paden; Gilmore, James O'NeIl; FIR
70 mont, Louis j. Maurer; Idaho, Cls
N Mechanics; Kootenai, Mrs. Mary 4
! Wright; Lincoln. Chris Hansen; Len
10 hi, J. P. Clough; Latah, Il. W. Bar
~ ley; Nez Perez, Lewis Clarke; Oneid'
r. H. HutchiuSOp: OWyhee, Dav