The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-01-13

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Judge Heyhuru. the winner. had this
TO say:
You may say tos ~ that I fully appre-
ciate the honor imposed upon ne BY the
Republicans Of Idaho and I will strive
with all my strength to 70 retain their
support and respect. Ny fIiends have
been loyal from the besisning aud they
hsve conducted fair and diguiGed con.
test. l will represent every section Of
the state regardless Of location. Those
rho opposed my casdidscy may rest as
sured that the interests Of their constitu-
ents ~iil Be faithfully attended to. am
grateful to those who stood BY me %
nobly and I respect those who held other
views for the manliuess aud true worth
they exhibited In the campaign"
w. e Borah-"I have NO further
statement than 10 cay am proud. very
proud Of my friends. They have been
tireless in my behalf, loyal beyond all
power Of words 70 measure. They came
here from all parts Of the state aud came
from personal friendship, and through
your paper ] publicly thank them.
would rather have such loyal. unsellish
friends than any Office within the gift Of
the Legislature. And il i proper to say,
too, that the almost universal support Of
Boise 10 . matter Of great joy to me.
Outsids Of three or fenr broken down fed.
eral ofRce holders and professional scan.
dial n,ongers. Boise was mime
"Of course Il was It al times the Geld
against me. Standrod solicited his men
10 support Heybura. The friends Of
Senator .Shoup urged the latter's sup
porters TO do likewise. and thus through
iniluesces which could mot meet they
managed all three. d them 70 get siz
votes more than WAS able TO secure. j
, presume Il was al right for them to dc
this. l am anxious to get hack to la~
Office where l shall continue to Be 1,
heretofore.
Judge Staodroi-''l am perfectly salts
6eti." said he. 1t appeared TO me thai
The best interests Of the party demanded
: decisive vote in tonight's caucus, and
feeling that would not Be elected. ! re.
leased my supporter from their obiiga
tons and left them ,fsee 70 voGe Sor whom
soever they plsased, he cas,sst. 70 m,
way Of thiukisg. was very fair and
friendly on al slsies. Idaho will b abl,
represented In the senate Of the United
ataees ~ ja6ge Heybarn. His abilit,
- int gri@ are aaqssstiened. A q
Snpoasds osRepablican psiueiples their
will be lev men 10 the senate Who an
more able and agEresive."
II. Brady. who va one q the mana
sess u Jadss Standrod'. campaiga. said
~ IN pleased with the outcome. W.
elected our second chosce. which i neg
bsst % wiaaing. Il was square 6gh
aud these b no soeeness O. our aide.
judge Tsuitt hsd this 10 say: Nv,
came down determ,ned 10 elect oar maj
e Il could Be done fairly. Our ccnlidencs
never wavesed and We won . clean, hon
81 victory. For The oppositioa we havs
the greatest respect and good feeling
Which heps thsy rsciprseaAe. Jndgs
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ard WI repeeasnk Idahp = ~ has aevel
hesn rsors1ss1sd le6essAs
Senakes osltsil Trey eouldnt aos
u" dee1arsa u seaaeor. THE sostl
- beea lsyai sDsAe panty - yesrs AMI
n y sins - secsived ~ psceguitios
Ne deserve. Ons candidate u clsas
square Republican and man Of brains
and 6ne qualities. We fought An open
houess Asitf. ard n oar opponents havl
the saaae yespect Tor ~ that ws have %,
them. the costesl win 60 down. IN tn
political history 81 Idaho y the clesness
asd flieudliest on record"
Senator Shoup: "rhe hest man Won
and an satisAed. The esala should BE-
satisfactory 10 the Republiesns Of The
STATE
chairusn cooaiag II The Repuhlicen
stAse committee aid: "Eithes Of the
foar candidates woald hays represented
the ssaee 10 the United STATES senate ID I
highly csedisahas naasses. 1 No parry
ever presented Tour better men Sos shae
high hoaos. The rssalt L satiafaesosy -
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