Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-01
SOSlH ENDORSED AS SENATOR
roodinq viii Also be Nominated
To Succeed Himself and Brady
Says He viii Wait.
rr.nch Gets Anothcr Chance for Con-
gress. and Altogether Idaho Re-
pnblicans Are Happy.
especial to the News. %

Especial TO the News
p-.atello. Ida. Aug. 1.-The delegates
fr5n every county IN the state attend
eli he caucus this morning in advance
Of the regular convention in the hope
mat all differences would be settled
before the hour OF general assembly.
EoFever. the 40 or 50 insurgents re-
fused to be pacihed and when the eau
en-, arose al 1880, ore hour and half
after the time FOR the convention work
10 begin. it was found that little had
been accomplished aside from an aiming
OF grievances. Nevertheless, when the
convention reassembles this afternoon.
there is little doubt that It's nominations
viii be approximately as follows;
For United States Senator--w E.
Borah, Boise.
For Congessman-Bu Burton L. French.
Moscow.
For Governor-F. r. Cooling. Boise.
For Lieutenant Goyernor-E. A Bur
rell. Montpelier.
fOT secretary VI SAdAt-~iis q LANE
don. Washington county.
For State Treasurer. A. Hasting,
Nez Perez county.
For Attorney GENERALLY. J. Guheen,
Bannock county.
For State Auditor-Robert 5. Bragaw.
kootenai county
For Supreme Judge-George II. Stew
art, Boise.
For Superintendent ~ Schools-E. l..
Carpenter. Idaho county.
For state Mine spector-Robert
Bell. Custer county.
THE CAUCUS.
The caucus assembled at Q o'clock.
McCutoheon Of Bingham county acting
as chairman The first speaker was
Mr.. Borah. who explained that 80 far
a. he was concerned he had no dis
position 20 crowd down the Threats OF
the convention any ticket whatsoever.
and that II majority OF the delegates
decided that II was the best thing for
him to withdraw he would 40 so. But
ne would want TO know that a majority
really had that desire.
From that time on there were many
speeches and much grievance talk on
the part Of the insurgents who absO-
lutely refused 10 accept the peace over
lures made to them.
IN THE CONVENTION HALL
The convention met al 1880 in Nc
Nichols and Wrlghts hall. on North
Arthur street II was gaily decorated
with streamers, bunting and flags and
pictures OF Roosevelt and Fairbanks
were upon the stage. which was REIN
forced with flowers ferns and elkheads.
Tho gallery was filled with ladies. and
he Eagle concert band Of Pocatello
rendered stirring strains Of music.
THE CALL To ORDER
Chairman Brady called tho conven-
tion to order. and prayer was offered
by The Rev Whitman. OF the Congrega-
iIonsl church Of pocatello.
Or. Steeley Of pOcatcllo delivered the
speech OF welcome and was heartily ap-
plsuded. after which Chairman Brady
announced that the state committee
had met this morning and selected the
following 10 act as temporary oti-
GERS Of the conventions
Chirman. b. G. Barbar: Nez Perce:
secretary. Addison &. Smith. Twin
Falls assistant secretary. W. s. cha
ney. pocatello. This recommendation
was endorsed by the convention. fol-
loving which a committee was appoint
"a 10 escort 10 the rostrum United
States Senator Hepburn. Congressman
French. Gov. GoOding and W. f.. Bo-
rRh. Senator Hepburn FIRST appeared,
and was heartily applaudcd
WILD APPLAUSE.
When Gov Gooding, W. T.. Borsh and
Congressman French were escorted into
the hall together the convention cheer
I'd and applsuded for fully minute.
Temporary Chairman Barhors speech
Was brief His reference to President
Roosevelt was arplauded. and when he
referred 10 the determination Of the
Republicans Of Idaho TO uphold Gov.
Gocding 10 seemed 10 be interpreted by
the convention as o reference 10 the
prosecution Of the so-called dynamite
case AZ Caldwell. and there was great
applause. Committees on credentials.
resolutions and permanent organlza-
lion we're appointed. each county dell
egaiion naming it's committeeman. Fol-
loving Is the committee on resolutions.
Ada. Edgar Wilson. Bannock, j. J.
Guhion Bear Lake r. A. Burrill.
Bingham, F. H. Turner. Blaine l.. l..
Sullivan. Boise, n. l.. Fisher. Canyon,
J. NJ. Thompson. Cassia. George \.
Day. Custer, Charles Baker. Gilmore.
?. r. Delamont. Fremont. +. ]. Hsg-
enbarth; Idaho. Allan Miller. Lsiah. 4.
". Oversmth. f.emhi Thomas pyeatt.
Lincoln, =. W Gooding. Nez Perez. u.
f. Stookey. Oneida Thomas Preston.
oyahee. John Lamb. Shoshone. n. J.
Rossi, Washington =. NJ. Heigho.
RECESS TILL $50
After the appointment Of the COM |
mittets, and an attempt % make sew |
ersl motions, which failed. the convon- /
tlon took n recess until 20 O'Clock. but /
Il IL believed II win be considerably later |
than that before the delegates recon- |
yene.
Poca,ello. Aog. i.-when the Re-
publican state convention convened 1
here al II o'clock this forenoon there /
vas every indication that the compro-
mise ticket agreed upon In caucus yes
ierday would be put through by Gov. /
Frank Y. CoodlnE state Chairman
James n. Brady and W. =. Borah. and 1
that the convention would endorse
Rorah for the United States senator
ship. rencminate Gov. Gooding and
Congressman Burton Lee French. and
nominate candidates Tor other state Of
hces satisfactory 20 Goodlng and Bra
dy.
iNsURGENT DELEGATES.
Fifty Or 50 insurseni delegates from
northern and eastern Idaho. who or
gsnized last night 10 hght what they
termed machine" and gag rule. we're