Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-01

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mltee recommended that the candi-
dates who were turned down IN the
caucus OF the party leaders be placed IN
nomination before the convention IN OPP
position TO the state ticket but While
the insurgents were practically unani-
nous IN their desire 10 fight the state
| administration they generally admitted
that the Cooling Brady. Borah COM
bination controlled more than ma
torlty Of the 300 delegates and that OPP
position candidates would stand little
show before the convention.
After excluding from It's hall all dele
gates fayoring the program Ticket
and all other outsiders, the insurgents
voted to first center their strength on
Dr. Hugh Frances OF Wallace. FOR gov
ernor In opposition TO Gooding. other
opposition candidates will be brought
out later
JOHNNY GET YOUR GUN
by last evening the last member OF
the last delegation had arrived IN Po-
catelo prepared 10 fight to the limit.
Following the various csucuses that
were held. however the dove OF peace
hoated over the Gate CITY. the electric
al illuminations which had been strung
across the street FOR a block below the
BannocN hotel on Center, were turned
on and the band came out playing any
thing from Lead Kindly Light 10
Johnny Get Your Gun" for the edifi-
cation OF the assembled delegates who
were enjoying the cool breeze that had
sprung W. The reception committee
with its characteristic thoughtfulness
rounded up the various furniture stores
and provided hundreds Of chairs for
the visitors who gave Center street 4
yeritable roof garden effect.
THE DOVE OF PEACE.
This peaceful serenity followed the
announcement made by Chairman W.
II. Brady OF the Republican state com
mi,tee that there would be peace on the
morrow that IL present plans were
carried out W. L, Borah would be
nominated by the convention for United
States senator, GOV. Goodug would be
named 20 succeed himself ON the ticket.
as also would Congressman French
Mr. Brady made the announcement
10 little knot of newspapcrmen who
had met him By appointment in his Of
nee. Those who heard him make this
statement, had they not been aware Of
the fact, would not have possibly
guessed that Mr. Brady was reading
tho warrant that curbed his ambitions
20 don the toga
BRADY CAN WATT"
NO / have made no mistake In the
name. DO said With a smile when one
of his auditors corrected him by sub |
shutting the name OF Brady for that |
Of Borah. Brady can wait
Everything is most Harmonious, gen.
llemen. he continued. "and this Is as
II should be. The ticket that viii be /
nominated tomorrow will most assured |
ly be- elected.
What price did YOU have 10 pay Mr |
Brady intcriected a humorist al this |
juncturc.
We'll err he commenced with an
other twinkle iu his dark eyes really. |
gentlemen IL is as 70 should be- There /
Will be no clash tomorrow and ID is the |
will Of the people Then be added aft 1
or pause They knew that Brady was /
IN the tight however
MAKES STATEMENT.
In accordance with promise made
to the newspapermen Chairman Brady |
prepared "a statement for them. II
reads as follows.
II am satisfied With the outcome "
the peace negotiations While IL Is true
that had some ambition 10 represent
my state In the United States senate.
and while had expected 20 present my
claims to the next legislature, realize
that no man L. bigger than his party.
| am perfectly willing. therefore. 20 lay
aside my ambition FOR the sake Of
party harmony. made the fight
against the proposition 20 nominate a
candidate for United states senator
Ia convention ON principle and because
| did not believe n Tor the best inter-
ests Of The party and not with any ref
erence 10 my possible candidacy for
that office. J realize fully. however.
that this seems Go Dc the VIII of the
duly accredited delegate Of the Re
publican party In Idaho. ! am n loyal
enough Republican 90 accept % with
Out reservation and 90 Loyalty support
the expressed wishes Of The party in |
convention assembled.
The arrangement that has been !
reached today and that is expected 90 |
result In the nomination of the strong ]
est possible list OF candidates for state
positions and in the Endorsement of I
a candidate for the United states sen- |
ate. MAS accomplished only after the |
fullest possible discussion Of every |
phase OF the situation. Insofar as
was party 10 this settlement. DO was I
done with the object ~ insuriug Re- !
publican success az the polls next fan |
] feel that the coming election is the |
most important that will be held in 1
The state IN this generation A. this
time ] feel that Il is the imperative |
duty Of every man 10 stand for the
commonwealth. | believe | am doing /
this when ! accept The harmony pron.
ostion and ] urge a similar course up-
IN the members of the party IN this
state
SENATORIAL NOMINATION.
The question Of nominating a csndl.
late for United States senator By tho
IL not looked uran will
'svor by many influential politicians
here. The railroad Interests appas-
Intly would sooner see this important
iuiy rest b. The hands Of the lesisiat- !
are. Take Judge Deldri0h. for In