The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-02

was read aud Its acceptance prayed
for. When the question was placed
before the convention G. Il. Quarles
moved that that part Of the resolu-
tiun relating to the instruction OF
the delegates be stricken from the
report. The mover OF the motion dis
cussed the question to some extent,
giving MS reasons why the code
should be In favor OF the motion. W.
G. Whitwell and George w. Noble
both contended that the report
should be accepted as reported
When 1t came To vote the substi-
tute motion was lost, and the origin
al me tion entertained and carried,
and the report approved rs read.
Following are resolutions In full.
1--WE the democrats OF Lemhi coun-
ty, in convention assembled, this
2Sth day OF July, 1906, re-aflirm our
allegiance 10 the time-honored prin-
ciples OF the democratic party, as
taught by Jefferson, Jackson and
Bryan.
Resolved
That we believe in the democratic
doctrine OF electing United States
Senators by direct vote OF the peo.
pie, and, therefore, we pledge and
instruct our delegates to vote for n
resolution TO that end at the State
convention.
Resolved
That we heartily endorse the wise
and patriotic course and policies oi
Hon. Fred II. Dubois I'm his ofiicia
capacity as United States Senator
and hereby pledge and Instruct oul
delegates to the State convention al
Occur d'Alene To vote as unit In
endorsement Of him as a candidate
for the United States Senate for an.
other term.
Resolved
That II Is the sense OF the Lemhl
County convention that the fight
against the Mormon church as a 20.
litical power should he continued on
the lines laid down In the State plat,
form OF 1904, until polygamy. that
| relic of barbarism, which is a dis.
grace to our State, shall have beer
completely eradicated: and until The
authorities of the Mormon church
cease 10 control the officials OF tn,
State, as they have done during the
| present republican administration.
w. G. Whitwell
q. W. Noble
W. 4. Stetbem
s. A. Ball
+. j. Atkins.
The following were selected by tn,
chair TO name delegates to the STATE
convention: W. G. Whitweii, Arthur
Greene, G. Morrell. A. J. Mathew
and Frank Tineley. The report o
the committee was read By W. G
Whitwell, which nominated the fol
lowing persons as delegates to att"ns
the state convention: ". C. Whit
well, l.. i. Ramey, Tb0s. j. Stroud
G. 4 Bolton, James q. Simms, J.
L. Kirtley, Jr. and hoy B. IIerndon
Motion was made and carried tba
the report OF the committee b
adopted.
Nothing farther 10 cone before TIN
c0nention. IL was moved TO adjourn
which was carried.
Generally speaking, the convention
was haI monious aud while there wer
some differences over instruction
and on some points OF order. yet tn
differences were not Of such a :iatur
as to cause dissensIons In the futuf
OF leave any sore spots. The part
Is united and all will work toeetbe
10 harmony for the success OF tn
state and county ticket.
From letters and reports receive
10y the county chairman IL IL eviden
that there are few precincts ia th
county which did not hold primaries
hut owing 70 the great distance .
come, some Of them we're not repre-
sented. Letters OF regret we're sen
from yellow jacket and Ulysses
where full delegations were elected
but could not attend for reason
above stated.